Session: WS-1
The Future of Electric Vehicles

Chair

Fan Tong, Carnegie Mellon University

Time

09:45 - 11:15 on Wednesday, 28th of June 2017

Venue

Room D

09:45

Use of Electric Drive in Light Duty Vehicles in the U.S. to Achieve Resilience and Sustainability.

Danilo Santini (Argonne National Laboratory), Andrew Burnham (Argonne National Laboratory), Marcy Rood (Argonne National Laboratory), Zhou Yan (Argonne National Laboratory)
10:00

Lightweighting or electric cars? The future of the British fleet

André Cabrera Serrenho (University of Cambridge), Jonathan Norman (University of Bath), Julian Allwood (University of Cambridge)
10:15

Electric Vehicles- the magic bullet to meet carbon reduction targets in UK cities

Graeme Hill (Newcastle University), Oliver Heidrich (Newcastle University), Phil Blythe (Newcastle University), Richard Dawson (Newcastle University)
10:30

A sales-weighted regional analysis of electric vehicles in the United States

Jarod Kelly (Argonne National Laboratory), Qiang Dai (Argonne National Laboratory), Amgad Elgowainy (Argonne National Laboratory)
10:45

Life cycle benefits of lightweighting ICEVs and EVs: A physics-based evaluation for current model year vehicles

Hyung Chul Kim (Ford), Timothy J. Wallington (for)
11:00

Life Cycle Air Pollution Damages of Petroleum and Natural Gas Pathways for Powering Light-Duty Vehicles and Heavy-Duty Vehicles

Fan Tong (Carnegie Mellon University), Paulina Jaramillo (Carnegie Mellon University), Inês Azevedo (Carnegie Mellon University)