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November 13th -14th Lingotto Congress Center, Turin (Italy)

DRAFT CONFERENCE PROGRAM

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Conference Sessions’ OUTLINE

MAIN SESSION MS1 Main Session (Institutional session): Smart Mobility as a factor which enables

the development of Smart City and the growth of the Automotive and

Logistics sectors

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

BS1 Infrastructure, technology and evolution of digital services for the Smart

City: Cloud Computing, Big Data, Open Data and Open Geo Data, RFID

technology and new APP. New opportunities for recovery?

BS2 Mobile payment for the development of Smart City (mobility, access,

parking)

BS3 The importance of infomobility: integrated platforms, digital radio and new

mobile devices for the use of services

BS4 AVL/AVM & Fleet Management

BS5 On-board telematics and car sensors

BS6 Smart Parking & innovative solutions for the management of access to the

city

BS7 The technology to support new models of governance of the City Logistics

BS8 The development of e-mobility. Conference organized in partnership

with CEI-CIVES

BS9 Natural gas for green mobility. International Summit

BS10 Sharing Mobility: Taxi, NCC, Car Sharing, Car Pooling, Car Rental, etc.

become digital, social and shared: solutions and problems

BS11 The liberalization of the regional rail service: the centrality of the rolling

stock. Conference organized in partnership with the Piedmont Region

TECHNICAL SESSIONS TS1 Insurance Telematics

TS2 The Piedmont Region’s project “BIP” (Biglietto Integrato Piemonte)

HOSTED EVENTS H1 Designed in Green (II edition) 13th -14th November 2014,

Turin, Lingotto Congress Centre

H2 The PUMAS Project. In collaboration with the Municipality of Turin

12th November 2014

CONNECTED AUTOMOBILES 2014 Connected and Smart vehicle international conference 12th - 13th November, Istanbul Room

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Speakers

Confirmed Speakers

Gianluca Baldini, Collaborator, Il Venerdi di Repubblica, Gruppo Editoriale L'Espresso

Francesco Balocco, Councillor for Transport, Infrastructure, Public Works and Soil

Protection, Piedmont Region

Franco Barbieri, Administrator, Route220

Mariarosa Baroni, Presidente, NGV Italy

Gino Bella, Professor, University Niccolò Cusano - Telematica Roma

Giovanni Biallo, President, OpenGeoData Italia

Massimo Bertagna, Product Manager BU Insurance, Viasat

Guido Bolatto, Secretary-General, Chamber of Commerce of Turin

Luciano Bove, R&D Design Manager, Renault

Mario Calderini, Professor, School of Management - Department of Management,

Economics and Industrial Engineering, Polytechnic of Milan

Anselmo Calò, President, Confindustria-Unrie

Marco Capellini, CEO, Matrec

Mario Caporale, Member of the International Committee on Global Navigation Satellite

Systems, Italian Space Agency

Elio Catania, President, Digital Confindustria Italia

Sergio Chiamparino**, President, Piedmont Region

Andrea Colombo, Assessor to Mobility and Trasports, City of Bologna

Edoardo Croci, Director, SmartCity & MobilityLab

Giuseppina De Santis, Assessor for Productive Activities, Piedmont Region

Claudio De Vincenti**, Undersecretary, Ministry of Economic Development

Virginio Di Giambattista, General Director, DG Local Public Transport, Ministry

Infrastructures and Trasports

Sergio Duretti, General Director, CSP – Innovation in ICT

Fabio Era, Senior Researcher, Ipsos Public Affairs

Zurab Facini, Person in charge of international development, OMNICOMM

Enrico Leonardo Fagone, Architect, Designer and Journalist

Paolo Ferrecchi, General Manager Networks Infrastructure Logistics and Mobility Systems,

Emilia Romagna Region

Enrico Finocchi, Manager - Regional Directorate General, Center and North

Sardinia Area, Ministry of Infrastructures and Transports

Matteo Fioravanti, Design & Engineering Director, Fioravanti

Antonello Fontanili, Director, Uniontrasporti

Antonella Galdi, Vice - Secretary, ANCI

Enrico Galleano, President, Gruppo Giovani Imprenditori – Confindustria Cuneo

Fedele Gallileo, Sales Manager, Gemalto M2M Italy

Roberto Garavaglia, Expert in the field of Electronic Payments and founder of the

blog closetopay.com

Piero Gattoni, President, Consortium BioGas

Oliviero Giannini, Professor, University Niccolò Cusano - Telematica Roma

Stefano Guarino, Professor, University Niccolò Cusano - Telematica Roma

Nello Iacono, Vice President, States-General of Innovation, President, Institute for Italian

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Open Data

Francesco Italia, Vice Mayor, Municipality of Siracusa

Giovanni Laudicina, Country Manager Italia, EASYPARK

Enzo Lavolta, Assessor to Policies for Environment, Energy and Technological

Development, City of Turin

Lucia Locuratolo, ITS Program Manager, Magneti Marelli

Maurizio Longo, General Secretary, TRASPORTOUNITO FIAP

Romano Lovison, President, ANSSAT

Claudio Lubatti, Assessor to Viability and Transports, City of Turin

Matthias Maedge, Deputy Secretary General & Director EU Affairs, NGVA Europe

Flavio Manzoni, Ferrari

Pierfrancesco Maran, Managing Director for Mobility, ANCI

Lorenzo Marchisio, Directorate Transport, Infrastructure, Mobility and Logistics, Regione

Piemonte

Massimo Marciani, FIT Consulting

Paolo Massai, Professor, Vehicle engineering, Polytechnic of Turin

Marco Mastretta, Director, ICS - Car sharing initiative

Carlo Maria Medaglia, Professor, University La Sapienza of Rome

Pietro Menga, President, CEI-CIVES

Michela Mingardo, Mobility Manager, Municipality of Treviso

Andrea Molocchi, Ecba Project

Saverio Montella**, Transport Area Manager, Tuscany Region

Federico Morando, Director of Research and Policy & Research Fellow, Nexa Center for

Internet & Society, Polytechnic of Turin; Lead Creative Commons Italia

Marco Moretti, Managing & Sales Director Italy, Netsize

Roberto Moriondo, Head of Innovation, Research and Universities, Piedmont Region

Dante Natali, President, Federmetano

Giacomo Orlanda, Direction Production, Programming Sector of the tertiary sector for

Sale, Piedmont Region

Rossella Panero, President, TTS Italia

Carlo Pettinelli, Managing Sustainable Development – Directorate General “Enterprise and

Industry”, European Commission

Giovanni Pontecorvo, President, Gruppo Autobus ANFIA

Valeria Portale, Head of research School of Management, Polytechnic of Milan

Alfonso Quaglione, General Manager & Owner, RivistaGEOmedia

Ermete Realacci, President of Enviromental Board, Chamber of Deputies

Giovanna Rossi, Directorate-General for Sustainable Development, Climate and Energy,

Ministry of Environment

Matteo Scola, RFID Project Manager, FASTHINK - TELEKOM ASSIST EUROPE Group

Erin Simon, Manager, Packaging and Material Science, WWF and Coordinator, Bioplastics

Feedstock Alliance

Morten Hother Sørensen, Managing Director Denmark - Head of New Markets, EASYPARK

Pietro Teofilatto**, Director Fund Long Term Rental, ANIASA

Sergio Torre, Responsable Strategic Planning & Controlling, Duferco Energia

Francesco Tortorelli, Executive head of the "architectures, standards, and infrastructure",

Agenzia per l’Italia Digitale

Laura Tribioli, Professor, University Niccolò Cusano - Telematica Roma

Sergio Tusa, PTOLEMUS

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Alberto Valmaggia, Enviroment Councillor, Piedomont Region

Roberto Vavassori**, President, ANFIA

Giuseppe Ventre, Head of Administration, Finance and Control, ATB Bergamo

Nicola Ventura, Ecomotori.net

Paolo Vettori, President, Assogasmetano

Paola Visentin, Head of Marketing & Global Communication, RFID Global

Vincenzo Zezza, Directorate-General for industrial policy, competitiveness and SMEs,

Division of Policy industrial sectors: automotive, transportation, shipbuilding, and optical

products electrical, Ministry of Economic Development

Speech by ANIASA

Speech by CNH Industrial – Iveco

Speech by CRF

Speech by Ecomotive Solution

Speech by EUROTECH

Speech by Fiat Auto

Speech by HERE Speech by PTV

Speech by Satel

Speech by Smart-l

Speech by TBA

Speech by TOMTOM Telematics

Speech by MIUR – Progetti PON-REC 2007-2013

**to be definitively confirmed

Invited speakers

Enrico Becattini, General Director, Tuscany Region

Alberto Brandani, President, Federtrasporto

Gian Gherardo Calini, Head of Market Development, European GNSS Agency

Andrea Camanzi, President, Authority for Transports Regulation

Ezio Castagna, President, Club Italia

Mauro Chiotasso, Project Coordinator Network LNG Italy and member of the Executive

Committee, UIR (Unione Interporti Riuniti)

Enrico Corsi, Councillor for Mobility, Municipality of Verona

Anna Maria Dagnino, Councillor for Mobility and Traffic, City of Genoa

Giuseppina Della Pepa, General Secretariat, Anita/Confindustria

Claire Depre, Head of Unit in Charge of Intelligent Transport System, European Commission

Carlo des Dorides, Executive Director, European GNSS Agency

Francesco Franchi, President, Assogasliquidi

Pascal Gregorio*, Director of Regional Transport Piedmont, Trenitalia

Federica Guidi, Ministy of Economic Development

Maurizio Lupi, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport

Margherita Migliaccio, General Director for Development of the territory, international

projects, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport

Paolo Mora, Deputy Director Trade, Distribution Networks and Consumer Protection,

Lombardy Region

Sergio Negro, General Manager, Regional Agency for Mobility (ACAM) – Region

Campania

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Paolo Nesi, Professor Department of Information Engineering, University of Florence

Francesco Pellegrino, Director of Mobility Management, Municipality of Genoa

Christian Siebert, Head of Unit Galileo and EGNOS Applications, Security and International

Cooperation, Directorate-General for Enterprise & Industry, European Commission

Ezio Spessa, Associate Professor, DENERG Energy-Department, Polytechnic of Torino

Enrico Vesco, Transport Councillor, Ligury Region

Sergio Vetrella, Councillor for Transport and Mobility, Campania Region

Viorel Vigna, Assistant Councillor for Transport, Infrastructure, Public Works, Soil Protection,

Piedmont Region

Valeria Villani, Responsible Office Park Sector Sustainable Mobility, Comune di Bologna

Enzo Volponi, Central Management Infrastructures, mobility, spatial planning, public works

and universities, mobility services, Friuli Venezia Giulia Region

Enrico Zanella, General Manager, INVA – Regione Autonoma Valle d’Aosta

Speakers to be invited

Speech by Digital Agency for Italy

Speech by Transposrt Regulation Unity

Speech by Port Authority of La Spezia/CONTSHIP Group Italia

Speech by Municipality of Pisa

Speech by European Comision/NGV Europe

Speech by CSI – Piedmont

Speech by CSP – Innovation in ICT

Speech by Euromobility e del Ministero Ambiente

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Note: this program is preliminary and therefore subject to change.

The speakers included in the agendas are in course of invitation or waiting for confirmation.

MS1 - SMART MOBILITY AS A KEY FACTOR FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMART CITY

AND THE GROWTH OF THE AUTOMOTIVE AND LOGISTICS SECTORS

Thursday, November 13th - London Room 9 a.m - 1 p.m.

The smart innovation and modernization of territories and cities cannot be separeted from

"smart" innovation, planning and evolution in the mobility sector.

Smart mobility, tailor-made for the citizens, is in fact one of the key factors in the

development of Smart City and represents a new challenge for reducing waste and

pollution in order to create create economies for the promotion of the movement of

people and goods, improving logistics, reducing costs and optimizing travel time.

There are several national and international best practices, a sign that both governments

and companies on the one hand, than the citizens on the other hand, stand up for

the development of the Smart Mobility.

The new EU cohesion policy strongly requires Member States and regions to give EU

investments to projects and interventions that aim to reduce transport emissions, t

thanks to the support for the development of new technologies and promoting new

patterns of urban multimodal mobility, involving the use of public transport, but also

walking and cycling.

The European Commission has also launched an action plan to ensure a sustainable

development of the automotive sector and proposes actions on emissions, funding of

research (2014-2020), electric mobility, road safety, new knowledge, smart regulation,

trade negotiations and harmonization at international level.

MAIN TOPICS

Smart Mobility: best practice and politics at local level

Policies and plans at European and local level for the development of Smart

Mobility

The Action Plan of the European Commission for the automotive sector: CARS 2020

Research and Innovation for Smart Mobility: development of supply chain in

Automotive ICT and Transport market.

Confirmed speakers

Opening remarks

Enzo Lavolta, Assessor to Policies for Environment, Energy and Technological

Development, City of Turin

Guido Bolatto, Secretary-general, Chamber of Commerce of Turin

Sergio Chiamparino**, President, Piedmont Region

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Keynote Speech

Policies and Plans 2014-2020 for the development of Smart Mobility

Claire Depre*, Head of Unit in Charge of Intelligent Transport System, European

Commission

Cars 2020: Action Plan for a competitive and sustainable automotive industry in Europe

Carlo Pettinelli, Managing Sustainable Development – Directorate General “Enterprise and

Industry”, European Commission

Institutional Round Table

Smart Mobility: a great opportunity for the development of industrial clusters in the

Automotive, ICT and Transport market.

Confirmed speakers:

Gino Bella, Professor, University Niccolò Cusano - Telematica Roma

Enrico Galleano, President, Gruppo Giovani Imprenditori – Confindustria Cuneo

Giovanni Pontecorvo, President, Gruppo Autobus ANFIA

Roberto Vavassori**, President, ANFIA

Sergio Vetrella*, Councillor for Transport and Mobility, Campania Region

Other interventions by other associations of the sector

Morten Hother Sørensen, Managing Director Denmark - Head of New Markets, EASYPARK

Speech by PON Reti e Mobilità 2007-13, Ministero Infrastrutture e Trasporti

Conclusions

Maurizio Lupi*, Minister for Infrastructures and Transports

Federica Guidi*, Ministy of Economic Development

*invited, to be confirmed

**to be definitively confirmed

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BS1 - INFRASTRUCTURE, TECHNOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF DIGITAL SERVICES FOR THE

SMART CITY: RFID, CLOUD COMPUTING, BIG DATA, OPEN DATA AND OPEN GEO DATA. New opportunities for economic recovery?

Friday, November 14th - Copenhagen Room 9 a.m. - 13 a.m

The integration between energy technologies, mobile communications and sustainable

infrastructures is an enable key for building the Smart City and improve the delivery of

services to citizens and companies.

The process that leads to the development of smart city is multidisciplinary and involves

different actors in the supply chain: from technology providers, institutions, universities

and the society itself, which is required to make changes and to make a

technological leap. The concept of Smart Cities is now a key element of the strategy

for the economic recovery of our country.

Italian Digital Agenda (ADI) and Horizon 2020 will be the main tools for the implementation

of policies and strategies for ICT at National and European level. Cloud Computing

technologies and Big Data solutions are essential technological components for the

development of digital services in a Smart City.

The growing availability of services based on cloud technology offers endless

opportunities to companies and Public administrations, which can reduce IT costs and

increase the quality of services. By contrast, however, to ensure dissemination and

success of this technology it is necessary to find models and managerial solutions.

The Big Data on the one hand, however, pose the problem of managing the mass of

data and the subsequent development of solutions, plans and actions that have a

real impact on the quality of life in the city and use of such information sources to

support development models and sustainability of so-called intelligent communities

(smart communities); on the other hand pose the problems of data security and

privacy.

Thanks to laws and to European, Italian and regional directives, public institutions are

gradually moving towards a widespread distribution of all that data collected and

stored, which are now available for everyone (Open Data).

After the process of opening up data have started, however, it is important to begin an

activity of coordination, standardization of models, feedback from companies and

developers, the selection of the dataset to be open to all, enabling the use of these

data for the development of new business markets and economic recovery.

There has been a slow but progressive legislation awareness of the phenomenon of open

data at national level. Nevertheless most encouraging signs are coming from regional

experiences. The most remarcable example is represented by the Piedmont Region,

who in May 2010 inaugurated the open data portal: dati.piemonte.it (more than a

one year in advance than the national portal dati.gov.it).

Among the types of open data useful for the revitalization and economic recovery of the

country there are geographic data. The spread of OpenGeoData will give a big boost

to the use of BIM and GIS in spatial planning and infrastructures design. With significant

advantages in terms of cost, time and quality of results, leading to the construction of

cities and sustainable infrastructures.

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MAIN TOPICS

Technologies and Infrastructures: what is going to change between now and 2020?

Digitalization of administrative processes and dissemination of digital services for

public administrations

Tools for the Smart City: Digital Agenda and the Horizon 2020

Cloud as a philosophy and business opportunity

Issues for the management of Cloud technologies and Big Data solutions: government,

security and privacy

Open Data 2020: problems and prospects for Italy

Linked open data and active citizenship

The geomatics at Smart City’s service

Standardization of models and selection of the dataset for the development of

new business markets

OpenData & OpenGeoData for the country's economic recovery

Use of RFID for the management of services in the Smart City

New applications and service provision of communication and collaboration to

citizens and businesses

Create successful apps for smart mobility: state of the art technologies and trends

Confirmed speakers

Chairman: Alfonso Quaglione, General Manager & Owner, RivistaGEOmedia

Opening remarks

Enzo Lavolta, Assessor to Policies for Environment, Energy and Technological Development,

City of Turin

Giuseppina De Santis*, Councilor for Productive Activities, Piedmont Region

State of the art in Italy

Smart City development projects and funding instruments

Mario Calderini, Professor, School of Management - Department of Management,

Economics and Industrial Engineering, Polytechnic of Milan

Perspectives and goals for 2020

Elio Catania, President, Confindustria digital

Francesco Tortorelli, Executive head of the "architectures, standards, and infrastructure",

Agenzia per l’Italia Digitale

Focus Open Data

Linked Open Data and Active Cityzenship

Nello Iacono, Vice President, States-General of Innovation, President, Institute for Italian

Open Data

Open static data and dynamic data for the smart city

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Giovanni Biallo, President, OpenGeoData Italia

CKAN Italia: il portale dei dataset open nazionali

Federico Morando, Director of Research and Policy & Research Fellow, Centro

Nexa su Internet & Società, Politecnico di Torino; Lead Creative Commons Italia

Piedmont Region: Homer Project and other “open” Regional dataset

Roberto Moriondo, Responsable for Innovation, Research and Univeristy Division,

Piedmont Region

Speech by CSI – Piedmont

Open Data e Internet of Things: projects and skills at the service of the territpory

Sergio Duretti, General Director, CSP – Innovation in ICT

Smart City best practice Smart management of municipal solid waste in the City of Lucca

Speech by SMART-I (10 min) (to be defined)

Speech by EUROTECH (To be defined and confirmed)

Altri interventi a cura di aziende sponsor e startup del settore

*invited, to be confirmed

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BS2 - MOBILE PAYMENT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMART CITY (MOBILITY, ACCESS,

PARKING)

Friday, November 14th - Madrid Room 9:30 a.m. – 13 p.m.

New technologies allow you to make the access to services more accessible and efficient,

including the payment of public transportation, payment of parking, car-sharing

services, the re-charging of electric vehicles and access to the limited traffic zones,

which are the most used.

Thanks to the new trends of the Smart Payment citizens can access additional utilities. In

this session we will have a focus and a comparison between those that are the

solutions and the technologies of smart and innovative mobile payment.

MAIN TOPICS

• Evolutionary scenarios of mobile payment: focus on regulations and

developments of systems and technologies in the next years

• Proximity Payments and NFC technology developments: focus HCE, payments

NFC towards the cloud

New frontiers of payment: payments through phone credit

• Technological solutions and new emerging business models

• Smart Mobile Ticketing and applied to the field of mobility, public utilities and

other assets: the ongoing trials and development prospects

• Evolution of RFID standards for mobility and transport

• e-ID and mobile development prospects and possible convergence

• The new technological frontiers of payment systems and the use of electronic

tickets

• Providers of Payment Services

Confirmed speakers

Chairman and Opening remarks

Roberto Garavaglia, Expert in the field of Electronic Payments and founder of the

blog closetopay.com

Ezio Castagna*, President, Club Italia

“Mobile payment & E-Commerce” Observatory”

Valeria Portale, Head of research School of Management, Polytechnic of Milano

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RFID & NFC technologies: new ways of interaction with the urban environment

Paola Visentin, Head of Marketing & Global Communication, RFID Global

Case history: RFID technology and mobile payment applications

RFID technology adopted for the public transport to ferry across the Strait of Messina

Speech by Caronte & Tourist

Case-history of Mobile Payment System for Smart Parking

Francesco Italia, Vice Mayor, Municipality of Siracusa

Youpay Mobile: the APP for the purchase of services for mobility in the city of Bergamo Giuseppe Ventre, Head of Administration, Finance and Control, ATB Bergamo

Other interventions by sponsoring companies and other start-ups

*invited, to be confirmed

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BS3 - THE IMPORTANCE OF INFOMOBILITY: INTEGRATED PLATFORMS, DIGITAL RADIO AND

NEW MOBILE DEVICES FOR THE USE OF SERVICES

Friday, November 14th - Lisbon Room 14 a.m. - 18:00 p.m.

Thanks to the development of devices and tools occurred in recent years (also due to the rapid

spread of satellite navigation systems based on GPS).

Well-established technologies such as SMS, satellite navigation systems, web portals and

information displays, panels, variable message systems for the information on TPL have

evolved in very promising new areas for development; the spread of smartphones has

generated numerous applications of mobile information accessible directly by

cellphone; There are also numerous websites, which aim to create a single point of

reference to regional or national level (for some segments); important also broadcast

systems can be used to convey the traffic service: from the DAB (Digital Audio

Broadcasting) to DMB (Digital Multimedia Broadcasting) and Web radio, the DVB

(Digital Video Broadcasting) IPTV (Internet Protocol Television), which is will analyze the

new trends of development.

MAIN TOPICS

• Infomobility and digital transmission systems and telecommunications • Interoperability and interconnection of information systems

• The development of regional systems of Infomobility

Confirmed speakers

Opening remarks

Paolo Nesi*, Professor Department of Information Engineering, University of Florence

Other interventions by sponsoring companies and other start-ups

Round Table

Projects and info-mobility services active in the Italian Regions.

Sergio Negro*, General Manager, Regional Agency for Mobility (ACAM) – Region

Campania

Enrico Zanella*, General Manager, INVA – Regione Autonoma Valle d’Aosta

Enrico Becattini*, General Director, Tuscany Region

Viorel Vigna*, Assistant Councillor for Transport, Infrastructure, Public Works, Soil Protection,

Piedmont Region *invited, to be confirmed

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BS4 - AVL/AVM & FLEET MANAGEMENT

Thursday, November 13th – Dublin Room 14:00 a.m – 15:30 a.m.

On-board Terminals and pfofessional navigation systems service for the management and

tracking of vehicle fleets in the context of public transport, car rental, shipping and

logistics market and the corporate assets.

Development of technologies for instrumentation, navigation and tracking systems, and

integration of transmission technologies with the vehicular networks,in order to monitor

the operational status of vehicles, the geographical location of the area and the

route optimization.

Applications and new solutions for the monitoring and traffic management.

MAIN TOPICS

• Fleet management and monitoring of vehicles

• The route management, integration with traffic conditions and communications

between vehicles and the operations room

• Asset management and tracking through the use of RFID, RTLS and WiFi

• Systems for the generation and scheduling optimized routes for the exchange

and messaging communication with the vehicle and for the creation of reports

and statistical service

• The management of commercial fleets beyond location: remote diagnostics

and scheduled maintenance, insurance pay-per drive, anti-theft alarm

management mode, remote immobilization after the theft of a vehicle, certified

delivery and administration the loading-unloading

• Strategies, partnerships and key factors for insurance and car hire companies to

provide telematics services: eg. pay-per-drive, remote maintenance

Confirmed speakers

Opening remarks

Romano Lovison, President, ANSSAT

Pietro Teofilatto**, Director Fund Long Term Rental, ANIASA

Christian Siebert*, Head of Unit Galileo and EGNOS Applications, Security and International

Cooperation, Directorate-General for Enterprise & Industry, European Commission

Carlo des Dorides*, Executive Director, European GNSS Agency/Gian Gherardo Calini*,

Head of Market Development, European GNSS Agency

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Use of satellite navigation and telecomunication services for train control

Mario Caporale, Member of the International Committee on Global Navigation Satellite

Systems, Italian Space Agency

Speech by HERE Speech by TOMTOM Telematics

Sistemi wireless Pick to light wireless e Smart glass : new solutions for the logistics and the

management of services

Matteo Scola, RFID Project Manager, FASTHINK - TELEKOM ASSIST EUROPE Gruppo

Speech by Satel

Other interventions by sponsoring companies and other start-ups

*invited and wainting to be confirmed

**to be definitively confirmed

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BS5 - ON-BOARD TELEMATICS AND CAR SENSORS

Thursday, November 13th – Dublin Room 11 p.m – 13 p.m.

The board telematics is becoming essential for the automotive industry and the number of

cars equipped with communication systems is increasing. The future of this segment of

the market depends on the ability to integrate the technologies of navigation and

digital wireless communications through WiFi or cellular networks. Market Overview of

telematics and satellite services professional and consumer: what applications and

new business opportunities?

MAIN TOPICS

• On-board terminals and navigation systems: evolution of technologies and

integration network-vehicle

• Embedded Modules phones, new transmission technologies and

programmability: towards superfast transmission through sophisticated

programming interfaces

• Vision systems for vehicles

• Wireless sensors for driving the vehicle and remote diagnostic tools for predictive

maintenance

• Wireless OEM Modules, Vehicle-Vehicle Communication (C2C) and transmission

technologies Self-Infrastructure: Applications and Standards

• On-board technologies and open source embedded software and proprietary

software for the use of the vehicle

Confirmed speakers

Opening remarks

Speech by ETSI TC ITS

Omnicomm technology of high-precision fuel control

Zurab Facini, Person in charge of international development, OMNICOMM

Connectivity and integration of strategic drivers for the future of mobility and the

evolution of the vehicle

Lucia Locuratolo, ITS Program Manager, Magneti Marelli

On Demand Connectivity: one SIM fit all your needs

Fedele Gallileo, Sales Manager, Gemalto M2M Italy

Other speeches by sponsors and start up

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BS6 - SMART PARKING & INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF ACCESS TO

THE CITY

Thursday, November 13th – Lisbon Room 14 p.m – 18 p.m.

The management of mobility in the cities’ centres as well as in the accesses to the cities

themselves is becoming a challenge that need a combination of several factors to be

faced. These factors are the related to number of car parks, commercial activities,

commuters and tourists. The goal is to make the traffic of people and goods flow and

at the same time guarantee the livability of the cities.

Nowadays are available new systems the are able to monitor and handle the traffic flow

by giving info on it taking into account several aspects (speed, C02 emissions,

environmental conditions). In this field are emerging new solutions for the payment

and management of both car parks and accesses to cities.

MAIN TOPICS

• Mobility Management in city centre

• Smart Parking: project, solution and new technologies

• Telematics systems for the management of traffic and data speed, C02

emissions, environmental conditions)

• New solutions for the payment and management of both car parks and

accesses to cities

Confirmed speakers

Chairman: Edoardo Croci, Director, SmartCity & MobilityLab

Open remarks

Claudio Lubatti, Assessore alla Viabilità e Trasporti, City of Turin

Giovanni Laudicina, Country Manager Italia, EASYPARK

Mobile Parking, so you can pay a car park by your phone credit

Marco Moretti, Managing & Sales Direct Italy, Netsize

QrParking – Ticketless System of payment and management of the car-park

Intervention by CSP – Innovazione nelle ICT

Round Table - National best practice

Michela Mingardo, Mobility Manager, Municipality of Treviso

Claudio Lubatti, Transport Councillor, City of Turin

Speech by City of Pisa

Speech by City of Bologna

Interventions by other representatives of Italian Municipalities

Other interventions by sponsor companies, industry leaders and innovative startups.

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BS7 - THE TECHNOLOGY TO SUPPORT NEW MODELS OF GOVERNANCE OF THE

CITY LOGISTICS

Friday, November 14th – Copenhagen Room 9 a.m. - 13 p.m.

The intense distribuition of goods generates high costs in terms of traffic congestion,

pollution, consumption of resources and also makes the accessibility to towns worse.

As a consequence it is necessary to stand up properly to these drawbacks and devise

new solutions that will make the system more efficient and consequently the cties

themselves more accessible.

This meeting is focused on how might evolve the new systems for urban distribution of

goods in light of the recent politics (eg: Piano Nazionale ITS). The main topic will be the

URBe-LOG Project already active in Turin, Genoa and Milan (north of Italy).

Chairman: Massimo Marciani, FIT Consulting

Confirmed speakers

Open remarks Enrico Finocchi, Responsible - General Territorial Direction – North Centre and

Sardinia, Infrastructures and Trasports Minisrty

Claudio Lubatti, Transport Councillor, City of Turin

Pierfrancesco Maran, Mobility Delegate, ANCI

Antonella Galdi, Responsable Enviromet Area, Culure and Innovation, ANCI

Andrea Colombo, Assessor to Mobility and Trasports, City of Bologna

Speech by CNH Industrial - Iveco

Round Table

Rossella Panero, President, TTS Italia

Antonello Fontanili, Director, Uniontrasporti

Maurizio Longo, General Secretary, TRASPORTOUNITO FIAP

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BS8 - THE DEVELOPMENT OF E-MOBILITY Conference organized in partnership with CEI-CIVES

Thursday, November 13th – London Room 14 p.m – 18 p.m.

Electric vehicles are one of the most effective answer to the pollution caused by traffic.

One third of the green-house gases emissions are produced by transportation.

Thanks to the development of electric vehicles is possible to reduce drastically Co2

emissions and therefore male the quality of life better, especially in towns.

During January 2014 the European Commission passed the “Clean Fuel Strategy” (CFS)

whose aim is to encourage the use of cutting edge vehicles. According to the CFS by

the 2020 Italy will have to built 125.000 recharching points for electric cars. Nowadays

Italy only has 2.200. The development of an adeguate system of recharging points is the

first step to reach an effective success of alternative mobility.

Moreover, the newest electric vehicles are more and more efficient and with better

performances. In Italy the Decree Sviluppo 83/2012 - wich is now the law 134/2012 –

promote the purchase of electric vehicles by providing incentives (20% discount or max.

5.000 euros) the will be available within 2015.

MAIN TOPICS

• Policies to propomote Electric Mobility and support the development if

recharching points infrastructure.

• Presentation of the Manual prepared by the CEI-Cives for PA, systems, rules and

procedures for the development of electric mobility in Italy

• National Plan for charging infrastructure for vehicles powered by electricity

• The most important projects started in Italy

• Developmnet of the electic vehicles: what’s new on the market?

• Technologies and solutions for the digital management and billing of charging

infrastructure of public and private

• Energy Storage: New Batteries for Electric Vehicles

There will be presentations by representatives of institutions, industry associations, sponsors, experts

and researchers in the field

Confirmed speakers

Let’s start E-Mobility

Pietro Menga, President, CEI-CIVES

Openings Remarks

European overview Speech by European Commision

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Margherita Migliaccio*, General Director for Development of the territory, international

projects, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport

Development projects for this market

Alberto Valmaggia*, Enviroment Councillor, Piedomont Region

Pierfrancesco Maran*, Mobility Delegate, ANCI

A comparative LCA analysis for the operation of electric and conventional vehicles in Italy

Laura Tribioli, Ingeneer, University Niccolò Cusano – Telematics Roma

Interventions by companies of E-Mobility market

Sergio Torre, Responsable Strategic Planning & Controlling, Duferco Energia

Speech by others sponsors

Innovations and start-ups

Hi-Quad: the development of an innovative hybrid quadricycle, eco-friendly, thermically

efficient, for urban mobility.

Olivero Giannini, Professor, University Niccolò Cusano – Telematics Roma

Creare valore per gli stakeholders della #Mobilità elettrica - Create added value for all

the stakeholders in the #electric mobility business (10 min.)

Franco Barbieri, Administrator, Route220

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BS9 - NATURAL GAS FOR GREEN MOBILITY

International Summit

CNG – BioCNG – Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)

Thursday, November 13th – Copenaghen Room 9:00 a.m. - 13 p.m and 14:00 - 18 p.m.

First session

How to speed up the development of the supply chain of natural gas in Italy: initiatives,

regulatory changes, emerging technologies and the potential of biomethane "

Thursday, November 13th – Copenaghen Room 9:00 a.m. - 13 p.m

In the last few years the number of gas station has increate considerably: from 706 stations

in 2009 to 1020 in 2014 (july).

At the same time more and more people are chosing vehicles powered by gas or to

retrofit their petrol engines. Just in 2013 the number of vehicles fitted with gas engines was

93.534 whilst in 2012 was 80.452 del 2012. Among the innovations the are also Self-Service

LNG stations.

Several regions are also promoting politics that foster this supply chain by living.

BioCNG for transport represents a perspective of great interest.

BioCNG presents several advantages:

- it is a renewable and programmable source of energy;

- generates a reduction of dependence on imports of natural gas;

- supports the development of the local economy;

- ensures the growth of environmental sustainability;

In light of this points we can safely state that the activation of the agro-energy

biomethane is a great opportunity to pursue in order to develop the Green Economy in

Italy.

Open remarks

Giuseppina De Santis, Assessor for Productive Activities, Piedmont Region

Institutional opening interventions on the development of the National distribution network

and new vehicles: public incentives and directives.

Giacomo Orlanda, Direction Production, Programming Sector of the tertiary sector for

Sale, Piedmont Region

New announcement for the development of alternative fuels distributors

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Paolo Mora*, Deputy Director Trade, Distribution Networks and Consumer Protection,

Lombardy Region

Technological solutions and new CNG vehicles

Speech by CNH Industrial-Iveco

Speech by FIAT Group

Speech by CRF (on project)

Roundtable

The development of the supply chain of CNG and BioCNG in Italy: best practices and

methods to overcome obstacles

Chairman: Nicola Ventura, Ecomotori.net

Mariarosa Baroni, President, NGV Italy

Piero Gattoni, President, Consorzio BioGas

Dante Natali, President, Federmetano

Paolo Vettori, President, Assogasmetano

Second Session

Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) for vehicles: from european best practices to the start of the

Italian Suppy Chain

Thursday, November 13th – Copenaghen Room 14:00 p.m. – 18:00 p.m.

LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) for vehicles has started to spread in Italy as well.

By the end of April 2014 has been inaugurated in Piacenza the first LNG station in Italy. In

the next four years new stations will be installed in the main transport hubs.

The main vehicles makers are already investing in this area and today several green

vehicles (both mono and dual fuel) are already available.

Iveco, a division of Fiat Group, has launched on the european market the new Stralis LNG,

a long and medium haul lorry.

The Italian Governament is supporting considerably this market by building stations and

storage centres.

In order to foster and consolidate this new supply chain the Italian Governament, is taking

intiatives for the realization of the storage centers and gas station throughout the country.

The goal is to reduce the inviromental impact of diesel engines and reduce maintenance

costs.

For this reasons, the italian Ministry of Economic Development is already working on a the

National Startegic Plan whose aim is to foster the usage of LNG in Italy.

Confirmed Speakers

Chairman: Andrea Molocchi, Ecba Project

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State of the art of the new National Strategic Plan on the use of LNG in Italy

Vincenzo Zezza, Directorate-General for industrial policy, competitiveness and SMEs,

Industrial Policy Division automotive, transportation, shipbuilding, electrical and optical

products , Ministry of Economic Development

Mariarosa Baroni, President, NGV Italy Francesco Franchi*, President, Assogasliquidi

New technological solutions

The new Iveco Stralis powered by an LNG engine and european best practices.

Speeh by Customer and Dealers.

Advantages and opportunities that derives from the usage of LNG. Development

prospects in Italy.

Speech by CNH Industrial – Iveco

Speech by Ecomotive Solution

Speech by other players invoved in the LNG supply chain

The development of the LNG supply chain in Italy

Project “Rete LNG Italia Freight”

Mauro Chiotasso*, Project Coordinator Network LNG Italy and member of the Executive

Committee,, UIR (Unione Interporti Riuniti)

European overviewon the development of the Italian supply chain.

State of the art of the directive on new fuels and the development of LNG Blue Corridor

Matthias Maedge, Deputy Secretary General & Director EU Affairs, NGVA Europe

Ezio Spessa*, Associate Professor, DENERG Energy-Department, Polytechnic of Torino

Prospettive di sviluppo delle filiera del GNL in Italia: la parola agli operatori del settore

della logistica

Giuseppina Della Pepa*, General Secretariat, Anita/Confindustria

Alberto Brandani*, President, Federtrasporto

Port Authority of La Spezia/ CONTSHIP Group Italy

Closing remarks

Claudio De Vincenti**, Undersecretary, Ministry of Economic Development

*invited, to be confirmed

**to be definitively confirmed

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BS10 - SHARING MOBILITY: TAXI, NCC, CAR SHARING, CAR POOLING, CAR RENTAL, ETC.

BECOME DIGITAL, SOCIAL AND SHARED: SOLUTIONS AND PROBLEMS

Friday, November 14th – Dublin Room 9 a.m. - 13 p.m

Private vehicles have high costs in terms of mainteinance, insurance and fuels and as a

consequence the use of public transport and the tendence to make the mobility Smaret

in increasing at high rate. In many countries as well as in Italy (expecialy in Milan and

Rome) there are several operators that promote the idea of “shared mobility”

A recent study carried out by Deloitte-Aniasa confirms that the trend of sharing vehicles is

increasing rapidly

As confirmed by a study Deloitte-Aniasa the service of "car sharing" is on the rise as a good

alternative to the private vehicle in times of crisis, both for companies and for individuals.

The new generations are three times more interested into services than just to “car” as a

product" and show maximum openness to transport models alternative to the possession

of the means (deemed too expensive), especially if reliable and manageable through

new technologies.

MAIN TOPICS

Car Sharing: affordability, flexibility and ease of access

Other systems "shared" mobility: car pooling, car rental, etc

Best practices in European and Italian countries/cities

Confirmed speakers

Chairman: Gianluca Baldini, Collaborator, Il Venerdi di Repubblica, Gruppo Editoriale L'Espresso

Open remarks

Sharing: an alternative for sustainable urban mobility

Giovanna Rossi, Directorate-General for Sustainable Development, Climate and Energy,

Ministry of Environment

Speech by ANIASA

Car sharing or your own car? How to calculate what is more convenient

Gianluca Baldini, Collaborator, Il Venerdi di Repubblica, Gruppo Editoriale L'Espresso

Sharing Italy

Fabio Era, Senior Researcher, Ipsos Public Affairs

Iniziative di sharing mobility

Pierfrancesco Maran, Managing Director for Mobility, ANCI

Enrico Corsi*, Councillor for Mobility, Municipality of Verona

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Anna Maria Dagnino, Councillor for Mobility and Traffic, City of Genoa

Car sharing : current situation and perspectives of an emerging mobility service

Marco Mastretta, Director, ICS - Car sharing initiative

Car pooling Best practices: by the Ministry of Education, University and Research.

(Progetti PON-REC 2007-2013)

Presentation of the project SMOB

Presentation of the project CITY FREE

Conclusions

Ermete Realacci, President of Enviromental Board, Chamber of Deputies

*invited, to be confirmed

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BS11 - THE LIBERALIZATION OF THE REGIONAL RAIL SERVICE: THE CENTRALITY OF THE

ROLLING STOCK Conference organized in partnership with the Piedmont Region

Friday, November 14th – Copenaghen Room 14 p.m. – 18 p.m

The rolling stock is more and more a central factor for what concernes the service offered:

the regions are aware of this and for this reason are assuming an increasingly important

role even more determinant in the explicitations of models in purchasing procedures.

From the point of view of the passenger, the travel experience is something strictly related

to - and in some cases largely determined - the quality of the train, in many ways: from the

comfort to the additional services offered. In the presence of a reliable service in terms of

schedule adherence and the availabiloity of travel solutions - a pleasant journey may be

preferable to the private car, which is certainly more flexible, on the other hand less

reliable and more expensive, as well as more risky. Recent technological developments

now allow you to be able to carry out any work on the train or in the office, and if you add

to this a good system for mobile information able to optimize integration with other

transport modes or to effectively manage last minute changes rail transport - from the last

choice can become the best solution.

Another key issue to address is interoperability. On one hand technological progress has

allowed the implementation of security level, on the other hand has made more complex

the flow on lands that are part of different States. Moreover the only difference between

railways belonging to different state concerned the voltage of the system, nowadays

there are many differences even in fire regulations and other aspects.

Many regions are promoting this kind of solutions and in this context the Piedmont Region

has to be the main player, covering more and more, directly or indirectly, the role of the

counterparty with the manufacturers of rolling stock in the process of purchasing and/or

taking advantage of tendering procedures, in which the supply of material is placed in

charge of the competitor to define the minimum characteristics required of trains or to

indicate in the assessment system score achievable with installations, additional

functionality and performance.

For this reason, this year, as part of the Smart Mobility World, a session was dedicated to

rail transport and the role played by the rolling stock and technological innovation,

essential components for the development of integration policies the urban mobility

systems.

Confirmed speakers

Chairman: Lorenzo Marchisio, Directorate Transport, Infrastructure, Mobility and Logistics, Regione

Piemonte

Opening remarks

Francesco Balocco, Councillor for Transport, Infrastructure, Public Works and Soil

Protection, Piedmont Region

Enrico Vesco*, Transport Councillor, Ligury Region

Speech by Transport Regulation Authority

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Institutional speeches

Presentaion of regional best practices

“Smat Mobility” projects in Emilia-Romagna

Paolo Ferrecchi, General Manager Networks Infrastructure Logistics and Mobility Systems,

Emilia Romagna Region

Enzo Volponi*, Central Management Infrastructures, mobility, spatial planning, public

works and universities, mobility services, Friuli Venezia Giulia Region

Saverio Montella**, Transport Area Manager, Tuscany Region

Pascal Gregorio*, Director of Regional Transport Piedmont, Trenitalia

Conclusions

Virginio Di Giambattista, General Director, DG Local Public Transport, Ministry

Infrastructures and Trasports

Other interventions by sponsor companies, industry leaders and innovative startups

*invited, to be confirmed

** to be definitively confirmed

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TS1 – INSURANCE TELEMATICS

Thursday, November 13th – Dublin Room 12 p.m – 13 p.m.

Today the Telematics Insurance market represents millions drivers, and there are new trials

taking place in all four corners of the world. Telematics is changing the motor insurance

sector in ways and at a speed that were never predicted.

Telematics and UBI (Usage-based insurance) have entered its second phase of rapid

growth. It is now a more mature market where trials are expected to yield positive results,

and demonstrate profitable models based on sound data mining, proven driver behaviour

analysis and effective risk pricing.

MAIN TOPICS:

Which factors are crucial to the success of future usage based insurance (UBI)

products across Europe when telecoms companies engage in talks with insurers

The technology trends and the ways to assess, compare and choose technology

solutions

The opportunities for car manufacturers and wireless operators and the future

impact of the smartphone as a UBI device

Insurers and lease companies…what is in it for them? How are they utilising the data

from the connected car to bring benefits to their consumers and profit streams?

Key services in the insurance telematics market currently focus on driver behaviour,

security and safety, but have they really helped to reduce insurer’s loss ratios by a

significant amount?

Confirmed speakes

Insurance Telematics: the evolution of the specie

Massimo Bertagna, Product Manager BU Insurance, Viasat

Sergio Tusa, PTOLEMUS

Speech by PTV

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TS2 - THE PIEDMONT REGION PROJECT CALLED “BIP” (BIGLIETTO INTEGRATO PIEMONTE)

The Piedmont region is again at the forefront in the development of the sector with the BIP

system for the transports system, which allows a single card to be able to use the

various public transport (bus, tram, metro, train, bike and car sharing).

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H1 – DESIGNED IN GREEN

II Edition

Designed in Green has born in 2013 with the purpose to disseminate the sustainable

transportation culture, integrating ethical aspects with technical ones.

The event is a debate platform where design and engineering companies, mobility and

sustainability operators talk about their experiences, share studies and research and keep

up to date; where young designers are able to illustrate their talents and interact with

senior collegues; where companies and research centers committed to materials for the

sustainable transportation sector are able to present their products and results to a well

focused target.

How to design and fabricate a better car ? OPENING SESSION

Thursday 13th November, h.10 a.m. – 1 p.m.

The industrial design, including the one applied to cars, is a method to achieve a goal, a

product, in the most elegant and feasible way, to satisfy needs and solving problems.

Over the decades, the "aims", the "for" of design have grown and differentiated:

sustainability is one of the last come. The conference session will cover a number of the

“for” that are considered during the design and engineering of a car, in dependance of

the ends that designers and automotive industries target.. A car has to be safe, has to

protect who drive, other passengers and pedestrians. Must be simple to use, for not

absorbing too much the driver attention in managing operations of its many functions.

Must also be simple to maintain, in its essential parts. For some, sustainability is a primary

goal, for other, achieving extreme performances ha s the same overarching meaning.

Finally, automotive design is one of the jewels of Made in Italy, with a distinctive flavour, so

one of the “design for” covered by the conference will be the different ways the Italian

“carrozzieri”, both historic firms and new players, imprint their design practice with a

distintive brad identity. The session will look at all these "for" with the participation of

designers and experts, giving the opportunity to speak to companies capable of

providing the services and design capabilities and methodologies that transform needs

into products.

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MAIN TOPICS

Methodologies of Automotive Design

Moving target: what makes a better auto today and inside the next ten years ?

A better Driver Interaction

Disassemby and Recycling, what operators wish from designers and carmakers

Safety

Performance (provisional title)

Time-to-market: tools and techniques to cut definition time of the car product

Case Studies:

European Regulations and case studies of excellence

Speaker TBA – COBALT

Future Vision for a Sustainable Car

Researchers of IUAV University, Venice

Confirmed speakers

Paolo Massai, Professor, Vehicles Engineering, Polytechnic of Turin

Chairman: Enrico Leonardo Fagone, Architect, designer e journalist

Renault NEXT-Two is the future of car?

Luciano Bove, R&D Design Manager, Renault

Anselmo Calò, Chairman, Confindustria-Unire

Speech by TBA

Flavio Manzoni, Design Director, Ferrari

Italo Moriggi, Founder, Skorpion Engineering

Case Studies:

European Regulations and case studies of excellence Speech by TBA – COBALT

Future Vision for a Sustainable Car

Speech by Researchers of IUAV University, Venice

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Designed in Green Contest AWARDS PROCLAMATION

Thursday 13th November, h. 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.

Presentations of the ten finalists

Proclamation of the three winning projects

Awards proclamation and congratulation

The contest award proclamation will be broadcasted in live streaming on the web

Conducts the ceremony the President of the Jury Designed in Green

Matteo Fioravanti, Design & Engineering Director, Fioravanti

Materials for a sustainable car CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOP

Friday 14th Novebmer, h.10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

The session will be structured in two parts: a conference where experts - professionals and

companies - will present the scenario, studies and case histories about the topic, more

and more at the center of attention when it comes to design the new “green” cars. The

conference will be followed by a workshop open to students and professionals after

registration, coached by two coordinators from leading design schools. Some of

environmentally sustainable materials, which are characterized by innovation and

composition, will be shown and tested. The focus will be primarily on what that can be

"potentially" used for the interiors of the vehicle. Materials will be available to the

participants which, in groups, will exercise on developing a concept for the interiors of a

sustainable car.

MAIN TOPICS

Durable Bioplastics from Vegetables and Waste for Automotive Applications

Bioplastics Feedstock Alliance

Sustainable Structural Materials for Automotive Applications

Innovative and Natural Materials for Automotive Interior Design

Chairman: Marco Capellini, CEO, Matrec

Erin Simon, Manager, Packaging and Material Science, WWF and Coordinator, Bioplastics

Feedstock Alliance

Speech by TBA

Marco Capellini, CEO, Matrec