Advanced Mobility Fuels Summit 2025
Additional Levers to Electrification for Realizing Net-Zero from Mobility
Date: Thursday, March 20, 2025
Venue: The Sheraton Detroit Novi Hotel. 21111 Haggerty Rd., Novi, MI 48375
Format: In-Person
The transition to electrification, particularly powered by green electricity, stands as a crucial step in mitigating temperature increases and combatting climate change. However, the substantial existing global vehicle fleet poses a significant challenge. To address this, synthetic fuels and hydrogen-based systems emerge as promising solutions that can substantially contribute to minimizing the environmental impact of mobility. Furthermore, although the move to electrified vehicles is clear, OEMs are placing increased emphasis on the development of hybrid vehicles. The upcoming ITB conference serves as an invaluable platform for participants to navigate this dynamic landscape, delving into the latest trends and technologies in fuel-based powertrains, storage, and delivery systems. Join us in exploring innovative approaches towards a more sustainable future for mobility.
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Interested to be seen and heard? Participate as a PRESENTER, SPONSOR, and/or EXHIBITOR. Use our long-established global platform to discuss your developments center stage, showcase your technologies, drive business discussions, create valuable touch points with your customers, and collaborate with industry leaders.
Click the links on the right for complete details and please contact Bryan Eldredge, Program Director with any questions or to secure your 2025 participation.
Email: beldredge@itbgroup.com or Phone: +1 (248) 380-6310.
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Dr. Joel Kopinsky
Managing Director - The ITB Group
Dr. Kopinsky (Ph.D. Chemical Engineering and MBA) is responsible for The ITB Group’s consulting assignments in energy storage, vehicle emissions, plastic engine parts and glazing systems. Over the past 25 years he has completed a variety of strategic and technical feasibility consulting projects for leading suppliers, OEMs and investment banks in North America, Europe and Asia. In addition, he has completed numerous multiclient reports concerned with energy storage, glazing and powertrain technologies. In the 1980’s, Dr. Kopinsky worked at the General Motors Research Labs followed by the completion of his MBA at Columbia University. On the side, Dr. Kopinsky is an avid clarinetist and long-haul hiker.