EV 2018 Conference Now Accepting Abstracts

EV 2018

 

September 19, 2017

With the theme “Integrated e-mobility from coast to coast”, EV’s call for abstracts focuses on the many aspects of transportation electrification with regards to intermodality, technology breakthroughs and sustainable mobility.

For all modes of transportation – individual transportation, fleets, public transit and public transportation, specialized and commercial vehicles – EV2018VÉ solicits the presentation of your latest research results, technical developments, demonstration projects, practical and conclusive experiences, innovative business models, public policies, and strategies.

The abstracts will primarily be selected for oral presentations during the sessions.  Some additional abstracts may be retained to be presented in other formats. Notification of acceptance is expected by no later than December 8th, 2017.

For full details and requirements see:

https://emc-mec.ca/ev2018ve/call-for-abstracts/

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