February 10-11, 2020Park City, UT, USA
About
About CERV
CERV's single-track program is led by distinguished panelists, each of whom are experts in their respective fields. Approximately half of each panel session is dedicated to experts, providing them time for discussion and overviews on state of the art, key issues which need to be addressed, and opportunities they have identified moving forward. Half of the time is then reserved for discussion with the audience. Panel sessions typically cover discussions in the following areas:- Technology advancements and updates
- Static and dynamic wireless charging
- Conductive dynamic charging
- Extreme fast charging
- Grid integration and impacts
- Autonomy, connectedness, security
- Roadway/pavements integration
- Standards, interoperability, economics, and policy
- Marketing, utilization, adoption
- Stakeholder perspectives (OEM, DOT, government, utility)
- Planning/permitting/siting
Committee / Contact
Conference Committee
Regan Zane, Co-Chair
Utah State University
435-797-9118
regan.zane@usu.edu
Grant Covic, Co-Chair
University of Auckland
ga.covic@auckland.ac.nz
Lee Slezak
DOE Vehicle Technologies Program
Jae Lee
Toyota Research Institute of North America
jae.lee@toyota.com
Stéphane Laporte
VEDECOM
Allie Kelly
The Ray
allie@theray.org
David Christensen, SELECT Center Executive Director
435-797-9619
david.christensen@usu.edu
General Conference Questions
Angie Griffeth, SELECT Center Program Coordinator
435-797-4949
angie.griffeth@usu.edu