This event will bring together experts in the field of mobility technology, services, policy and legislation
The automotive and with it also the urban transport industry is undergoing a dramatic change. It seems all is coming together at once. Electrical vehicles (EVs) are knocking at the doors and consumers seem ready (surveys in Switzerland have shown that 50% want to buy an EV as their next car). While not expected by the “experts” to come within decades also autonomous cars are to be seen in 2020 in some countries. This will bring with it a dramatic change also in business models. From selling a just-good-enough car to the masses to running transport services that are highly affordable (1/10 to owning cars) to the users.
The Future of Mobility event is new as well and breaks totally with the traditional car shows one knows addressing the true future of combining it all: electrical, autonomous, eVTOL, connected, sharing, transport as a service while also looking at newer technologies and models. Thousands of mobility startups alone in Europe are pushing this forward forcing a slow moving industry to get finally up to speed.
While this is reality it also seems that there is a shift from Europe to North American and Asian (China) dominance happening. Will the future of mobility driven by the software and internet players and the Chinese EV and hardware manufacturers used to applying disruptive business models? The event will give a glimpse into this close future and also discusses Europe’s role.
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Top Trends
Ensure you're up-to-date on the top trends, including the latest on AV, EV, flying cars, Hyperloop, communication connectivity (5G) and transportation as a service business models and more.
Not only technology
In five workshops you will experience about the latest developments in 1) mobility technology, 2) urban air transportation, 3) autonomous driving, 4) transport as a service business models, and 5) how policy and legislation can support a great mobility future.
High-tech Connect suisse Research
Hear from High-tech Connect suisse as we supplement the topics covered with exclusive HTCs research. We will e.g explain the business goals and motivations for Internet giants to move into autonomous driving and transport as a service (TaaS).
Impressive Speakers
An astoundingly impressive C-suite and founder-heavy speaker lineup.
Fireside Chat Format
Fireside chat format between speakers and leading industry journalists.
No panels or canned presentations.
1:1 Meetings
Unlimited number of 1:1 networking opportunities with senior-level attendees and startup CEOs/founders.
Global Audience
Meet founders and others attending from around the world, including Singapore, US, India, and China.
No Paying Speakers
No pay-to-play speakers aka no 'sales pitches' on stage.
Interactive Workshops
Pick from 5 workshops and learn from world-class experts.
Driverless cars could hit UAE roads in 2021, says top official, Arabian Business, 2019
How Close Are We to a Self-Driving World?, Youtube.com (Seeker), 2019
The race to build a flying electric taxi, BBC, 2019
Elon Musk: Tesla is going to build Gigafactory 4 in ‘Berlin area’, Electrek, 2019
Connected & autonomous cars have arrived, and they are forcing car companies to build new vehicle architectures, Forbes, 2019
Sandy Munro: Model 3 manufacturing, Model Y wiring, and EV competition
Ludicrous: The Unvarnished Story of Tesla Motors
If you are interested in being an active supporter and participant please contact: haller@hitechconnect.ch
Use the opportunity to be present with a booth in the exhibition. Startups enjoy a 75% benefit.
The program showcases how newest technologies enable new and improved mobility solutions, services, business models and will help to address mega challenges such as that of traffic congestion, pollution, but also fatal accidents. Nearly 1.25 million people die in road crashes each year, on average 3,287 deaths a day.
In addition international public policies and legislation best practices will be presented and discussed.
Future of Mobility: opportunities and challenges for the European automotive and transport industry
How can the automotive and transport industry take advantage of the new mobility technology and business opportunities?
Autonomous driving
How to match business needs to the technological opportunities in transport?
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Impact of Connected, Autonomous Vehicles on customer and OEM needs on the vehicle interior
Dr. Davide Caprioli, Head Acoustic and Thermal Management, Autoneum Research and Technology
Urban air mobility (eVTOL)
Can AI pass the pilot license skill test?
How feasible is Urban Air Mobility everybody is talking about?
It depends on how real is fully autonomous flight: not only there is a shortage of pilots to build the new air taxi industry - it's more: the human brain has not evolved for driving inside the heavy air traffic at the speed it implies. So, the key enabler for the industry to come is autonomy. But it must be built at the highest standards of safety and be more reliable than a human pilot.
The talk describes what are the steps on this way and what considerations should be taken.
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Hyperloop
Ana Garcia, Business Case Team Lead Hyperloop Team, Technical University of Munich
Advanced biofuel
Dr. Hermann Pengg, Head of Project Management e-fuels, Audi
Electrical charging infrastructure
The future sustainable mobility requires a combination of new technologies in areas of energy storage, charging infrastructure and communication
Main topics:
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Automotive battery of the future
Prof. Dr. Andrea Vezzini, Professor of electrical engineering & information technology, Berner Fachhochschule
Tesla, Gigafactory, Energy efficiency
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Ride-hailing
Andreas Hinterberger, Manager Public Policy - Country Lead Switzerland and Austria, UBER
Data-driven, location-based businesses
Sascha Pallenberg, Head of Digital Transformation, Daimler AG
Heiko Hüttel, Mobility, Microsoft
TaaS, MaaS
The future of inter- and intracity Mobility as a Service
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Public-private cooperation
Dr. Armin Eberle, Head of Institute of Sustainable Development, ZHAW School of Engineering
Environmental performance of current and future passenger vehicles
Christian Bauer, Researcher, Paul Scherrer Institut (PSI)
CO2 reduction goals
Prof. Dr. Anthony Patt, Full Professor of Climate Policy, Institute for Environmental Decisions, ETH Zürich
Our jury evaluated and ranked in the following categories:
• Autonomous Vehicles
• Electrification
• New mobility services
• Connectivity
• Other
The top five startups will be able to give a pitch. All others can attend the exhibition free of charge.
Jury:
• Alexander Kiltz, UVC Partners
• Sascha Pallenberg, Head of Digital Transformation, Daimler AG
• Heiko Hüttel, Mobility, Microsoft
• Dr. Davide Caprioli, Head Acoustic and Thermal Management, Autoneum Research and Technology
• Christian Bach, EMPA, Head of Laboratory - Automotive Powertrain Technologies
• Dr. Grzegorz Ombach, Independent Consultant, Ex-Global Vice President & GM, Qualcomm
• Matthias Schmidt, Automotive Industry Analyst
Lunch break and electrical, connected, autonomous, flying cars & new transportation and Top 25 European Mobility startups exhibition
13:30 - 16:30: Interactive workshops run by leading industry experts
| New Technologies | Urban Air Mobility (UAM) | Electrical, Connected, Autonomous Vehicles | Transport Service Business Models | Public Policy & Legislation | |
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| Goals, Key Messages | What will technology enable us to do in future of mobility? |
What is behind «flying cars»? |
State and future of CAV |
New transport business models and services |
How can public and private work hand in hand? |
| Moderators | Christian Bach, EMPA, Head of Laboratory - Automotive Powertrain Technologies |
Prof. Dr. Michel Guillaume, Full Professor of System Integration and Structural Integrity, Centre for Aviation, ZHAW, School of Engineering Winterthur |
Ralf Haller, President, CEO, High-Tech Connect & |
Dr. Boyd Cohen, Co-founder, Iomob |
Dr. Armin Eberle, Head of Institute of Sustainable Development, ZHAW School of Engineering |
| Participants |
Dr. Hermann Pengg, Head of Project Management e-fuels, Audi Daniel Egger, Department Head, Marketing & Sales, Climeworks Dr. Davide Caprioli, Head Acoustic and Thermal Management, Autoneum Research and Technology Prof. Dr. Andrea Vezzini, Professor of electrical engineering & information technology, Berner Fachhochschule Gabriele Guidicelli, Head of Technic Projects and System Design Engineering, Cargo sous terrain Ana Garcia, Business Case Team Lead Hyperloop Team, Technical University of Munich |
Dr. Luuk van Dijk, Founder & CEO, Daedalean Jasmine Kent, Co-founder & CTO, Dufour Aerospace Rémi Petitfrère, Head of European Market, EHang Intelligent Equipment |
Alexander Kiltz, UVC Partners Olav Madland, CEO, Applied Autonomy Dr. Grzegorz Ombach, Independent Consultant, Ex-Global Vice President & GM, Qualcomm |
Heiko Hüttel, Mobility, Microsoft Sascha Pallenberg, Head of Digital Transformation, Daimler AG Zoltán László, Business Lead Autonomous & Traditional On-Demand, SBB CFF FFS Jaime Moreno, Founder & CEO, Mormedi Mélanie Malhamé, CEO, Lymo Suisse Thibault Castagne, Co-founder & CEO, VIANOVA.IO |
Prof. Dr. Anthony Patt, Full Professor of Climate Policy, Institute for Environmental Decisions, ETH Zürich Christian Bauer, Researcher, Paul Scherrer Institut (PSI) Christoph Schreyer, Leiter Sektion Energieeffizienter Verkehr, Bundesamt für Energie Andreas Hinterberger, Manager Public Policy - Country Lead Switzerland and Austria, UBER |
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Panel discussion:
How can traditional automakers, technology providers, dealers, transport service providers profit from the new technology and business opportunities?
Summary of all workshops
Electrical, connected, autonomous, flying cars & new transportation and Top 25 European Mobility startups exhibition
Sascha Pallenberg
Heiko Hüttel
Ana Garcia
Dr. Hermann Pengg
Olav Madland
Dr. Boyd Cohen
Christian Bauer
Gabriele Guidicelli
Thibault Castagne
Don Dahlmann
Dr. Luuk van Dijk
Daniel Egger
Prof. Dr. Michel Guillaume
Andreas Hinterberger
Zoltán László
Mélanie Malhamé
Jaime Moreno
Dr. Grzegorz Ombach
Christoph Schreyer
Prof. Dr. Andrea Vezzini
Prof. Dr. Anthony Patt
Rémi Petitfrère
More speakers will be announced shortly.
Christian Bach
Dr. Armin Eberle
Sebastian Henßler
Jasmine Kent
Alexander Kiltz
Matthias Schmidt
Ralf Haller
EMPA
Head of Laboratory - Automotive Powertrain Technologies
Researcher
Paul Scherrer Institut (PSI)
Christian Bauer works as scientist at the Paul Scherrer Institut in Switzerland. He focuses on Life Cycle and sustainability Assessment of energy supply and mobility.
Head Acoustic and Thermal Management
Autoneum Research and Technology
Davide leads acoustic and thermal management department at the Autoneum Research and Technology Center in Switzerland, supporting the release of novel products within Autoneum portfolio, subdivided namely in interior floor, engine bay and underbody, and leading the development of advanced CAE and testing based analysis and design methods for interior noise comfort, exterior pass-by noise and vehicle thermal management and aerodynamics; additionally his team his responsible for the execution of joint pre-development projects with key OEMs aimed at the application of latest products and engineering methods.
Davide holds a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Florence.
He joined Rieter Automotive in 2001 as mechanical engineer within the simulation team, during the completion of his PhD, with the task of implementing optimization techniques to NVH simulation tools for structure borne analysis.
Along his 15 years of experience within Rieter Automotive and later with Autoneum, he’s been gathering relevant experience in NVH simulation methods for low and high frequencies, NVH methods for vehicle troubleshooting and benchmarking, Product engineering comprising acoustic, mechanical and thermal requirements, and program management.
In his current function he’s supporting the automotive trend analysis and establishment of the Autoneum innovation roadmap capable to cope with future NVH and Thermal Challenges driven by incoming legislation scenario.
Co-founder & CEO
VIANOVA.IO
Mobility innovation expert: 5 years experience in mobility innovation, first as an investor and then as a serial entrepreneur. Strong knowledge and vision on the future of mobility.
Entrepreneurial and action-oriented: founded three startups, led €500k investment round in Spark Horizon, managed $20 million in New Energy investment fund, built long term commercial relationships with large companies (Swiss Prime Site, Carrefour)
Data-scientist & engineering background : former data-scientist at HSBC and hedge fund. Master's degree in financial and industrial engineering from INSA Lyon and the University of Illinois
Co-founder
Iomob
Boyd Cohen, Ph.D., is an urban strategist focused on the areas of urban innovation, entrepreneurship, smart cities and urban mobility. He has published 3 books (Climate Capitalism, 2011; The Emergence of the Urban Entrepreneur, 2016; Post-capitalist Entrepreneurship, 2017).
In 2017, he co-founded Iomob (iomob.net) which has built an open, decentralized, interoperable Mobility as a Service (MaaS) platform.
Previously, Boyd created the Smart Cities Wheel as a framework for developing and implementing smart city strategies and for benchmarking cities around the globe. His smart cities and smart mobility work has been profiled in TEDx, CNBC, Fast Company, Forbes and more.
Journalist, Speaker & Consultant - Future of Mobility
Founder & CEO
Daedalean
Luuk is the founder of Daedalean, where he leads a team in the development of autonomous flight software for the electric personal VTOL aircraft of the near future.
He advised a number of international tech start-ups and previously held Senior Software Engineering positions at Google Zürich and SpaceX, where he worked on infrastructure, flight software, and machine learning projects, among others. He holds a PhD in theoretical Physics and has had no formal training in the use or programming of computers.
Head of Institute of Sustainable Development
ZHAW School of Engineering
Since 2018 Armin Eberle is lecturer and head of the Institute of Sustainable Development at Zurich University of Applied Sciences (School of Engineering). His research topics are energy management and policy, sustainability, energy-efficiency-networks and he is teaching “clean-tech” and “business-administration” among others.
Between 2009 and 2018 he was managing director of the Energy Agency of the Swiss Private Sector (EnAW) and in that function responsible for the implementation of the Swiss CO2 bill in the economic sector. Guiding more than 3000 companies towards energy management and reduction of energy consumption the EnAW plays an important role in CO2-abatement in Switzerland.
Before he was responsible in a Swiss energy utility for the development of renewable energies and between 1998 and 2003 he was head of sustainability at Migros, the largest retailer in the country. After his studies he worked as a consultant in the fields of infrastructure, environment and economics.
Furthermore Armin Eberle is engaged in several boards like “ZHAW Energy Research Board” , “Energy moves Winterthur (ebw)”; “foundation fair recycling”, Zurich-Brazil; “Institute for Resource Efficiency and Energy Strategies”. Karlsruhe. He was also board member of innovative companies/startups such as Kompogas (Fermentation plant) and Mobility (former ShareCom, Car-Sharing, Zurich/ Lucerne) and board member of the Swiss SCCER-EIP –research program “Efficiency of Industrial Processes”.
Armin holds a M.A. HSG in economics (University of St. Gallen) and a MSc ETH in Civil Engineering (Federal Institute of Technology Zurich). He wrote his PhD thesis on “least-cost principle (Minimalkostenprinzip) in public infrastructure” University of Oldenburg, Germany. He lives with his family in Zurich, Switzerland.
Department Head, Marketing & Sales
Climeworks
Daniel Egger is the head of Marketing and Sales at Climeworks. Born in 1980 in Switzerland, he holds a master of Science from the ETH in Zurich.
He started his career at ABB and held different positions in engineering and marketing & sales.
Daniel has a strong belief that there are technologies which can stop and even reverse climate change and that Climeworks Direct Air Capture technology has the potential to be a major contributor to do so.
Business Case Team Lead Hyperloop Team
Technical University of Munich
Ana Garcia holds a degree in Nanotechnology Engineering and is currently studying the MSc. in Management at the Technical University of Munich.
She has been part of the TUM Hyperloop team since 2018 and she is the Business Case Team Lead.
The Technical University of Munich (TUM) is racing to the future with the Hyperloop. TUM students have already shown that they can build the fastest passenger "pod" for the Hyperloop four times since Elon Musk announced the "SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition" in 2015 and winning all editions. Now, the students are interested in more than just speed: The team is also investigating the question of how the Hyperloop can become a safe, affordable and sustainable means of transport for the future. Thus among other things they've developed a levitation system for the pod as well as a testing tube segment made of ultra-high-strength concrete.
Full Professor of System Integration and Structural Integrity
Centre for Aviation, ZHAW, School of Engineering Winterthur
Michel Guillaume is leading the Centre for Aviation at Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW) in Winterthur since 2012. In 2016 he became Full Professor of System Integration and Structural Integrity.
He studied physics at ETH in Zurich and got a PhD in Physics in 1994 from ETH Zurich. He spent 18 years in the Aerospace Industry involved in many projects for fatigue and damage tolerance analysis for the Swiss F/A-18 fighter, and in low speed wind tunnel testing at RUAG Aviation in Emmen. Since 2005 he is given lectures in Fatigue and Damage Tolerances at ETH in Zurich. He gives lectures in aerodynamics, structures, systems engineering, and unmanned aviation at ZHAW in Winterthur.
At the Centre for Aviation Michel Guillaume is involved in many projects for unmanned air vehicules. He had the lead of the TA-SWISS study for Remote-controlled Flying Machines which was published in March 2018 and got a lot of attention. Since 2017 he is the chairman and organizer of the Swiss UTM Forum which is held every year in Winterthur with great success. He was involved in different studies and provides several presentations in the field of future aviation including Urban Air Mobility.
Head of Technic Projects and System Design Engineering
Cargo sous terrain
President, CEO
High-Tech Connect &
R. Haller IT Marketing
I have been bringing ideas to life for more than 25 years in varying roles such as marketing, project management, and business development. With a focus on I.T., I specialize in helping companies develop products and bring them to market using proven marketing and business development strategies.
I have local and global business development experience, and bring depth to any project that I work on.
I am passionate about bringing together new ideas, high tech, and entrepreneurship. This has led me to teach "Global Innovation Ecosystems" at universities, where we explore how high-tech can breed new ideas in today's world and how it can be marketed globally. It has also led to me create, and head as President, the non-profit "High-Tech Connect Suisse" association, which encourages high-tech business development. I have organized 150+ high-tech business events in Switzerland and organized 15+ trips to Silicon Valley.
If you are interested in what I do and wish to connect with me for business or other opportunities, let's connect.
Publisher
Elektroauto-News.net
Publisher of Elektroauto-News.net - News Portal about E-Mobility, electric cars and a greener future
Mobility
Microsoft
Co-founder & CTO
Dufour Aerospace
After 8 years at Google and co-founding Daedalean, Jasmine brings her broad software engineering expertise and training in DO-178C and safety critical software development to Dufour.
She is responsible for design evaluations, simulation, control systems, software and automation.
UVC Partners
Alex Kiltz is an early-stage technology investor at UVC Partners focused on enterprise software, mobility and industrial technology businesses in Europe. At UVC Partners, he sourced and/or helped lead investments in Blickfeld (automotive LiDAR technology), ELISE (generative engineering software), FAZUA (drive system for e-bikes), HQS Quantum Simulations (quantum computing software), Innoactive (immersive work enterprise software), shyftplan (workforce management software), TWAICE Technologies (battery analytics software for e-mobility), and in one undisclosed company. Alex serves as an observer on four boards of directors. He opened and leads the fund’s Berlin office.
Prior to UVC Partners, Alex worked in private equity and IT consulting. He also co-founded one and worked at two other startups in business development and operations roles. Alex graduated from the Technical University of Munich specializing in Finance and Electrical Engineering.
Business Lead Autonomous & Traditional On-Demand
SBB CFF FFS
CEO
Applied Autonomy
Olav Madland introduced self-driving vehicles to Norway 2016. As the CEO of Applied Autonomy he has been involved in autonomous driving at Svalbard and the world longest public transport service with autonomous shuttles up to now (4,4 kilometer round trip at Kongsberg)
Applied Autonomy is already a mature company with a solid track record. KPMG Autonomous Vehicle Maturity Index 2019 ranked Norway as number 3 and says “Norway has a specialist supplier in this area, Applied Autonomy. Applied Autonomy is a driver for Norway’s strong performances in both the technology and innovation pillar, where it is second, and consumer acceptance, where it is third.”
Olav has an Honors degree within information technology, statistics and public administration from the University of Bergen, followed by a series of business management courses from INSEAD.
His background shows a balanced mix of management roles within the telecom, banking and finance sectors, specifically issuing of credit cards, acquisition and settlement of transactions.
Olav Madland has 10 years experience in R&D from Telenor (1988-1998), Telia Sonera (2000-2002) and Alcatel (1998-2000), both as a manager and director.
CEO
Lymo Suisse
Master in Management from King’s College London and Bachelor of Science in Management from HEC Lausanne, Mélanie is a proven marketer with 10 years of international experience at L’Oréal & LVMH as marketing manager and business development leader on the Swiss, Austrian and UK markets. After this experience, she dove into entrepreneurship by creating her own business catering experience in Geneva, before stepping into the mobility world and especially the ride-hailing industry.
She is currently leading Lymo, a Geneva based start-up with international ambitions. Lymo is the first ethical and transparent ride-hailing marketplace where drivers set their own price in real time and don’t pay a commission on their rides. That way they can maximise their revenues while their clients find a better value on the platform. Lymo displays the fastest or cheapest ride options and the rider has the freedom to choose himself what car he wants.
Founder & CEO
Mormedi
Innovating through customer experience using design as an strategic tool to deliver unique value propositions. Accomplished business development, marketing and consulting professional focused on User Experience CX, with a solid expertise in driving business creation and growth in global markets, with measurable profitability results. With significant financial knowledge including P&L ownership, financial analysis and budget management. Demonstrated ability to lead creative people and high performance teams to bring innovative products & services to market .
I have being awarded with the National Design Award in 2015.
Independent Consultant, Ex-Global Vice President & GM
Qualcomm
Grzegorz (Greg) is passionate about managing technological innovation in cross-functional teams. His combination of engineering and commercial expertise together with a truly global outlook (having worked across Europe the USA and China) put him in a strong position to drive international market success for high-tech innovations.
During the last 7 years, he has worked at Qualcomm as a Global Vice President and General Manager of a breakthrough technology licensing business. In this role, he was responsible for business, technology and innovation portfolio development in close collaboration with strategic partners and universities.
Before joining Qualcomm he was with Brose Fahrzeugteile, where he managed the design of new automotive systems and intellectual property portfolio as Director of Advanced Development. Before Brose Fahrzeugteile, Grzegorz was Principal Expert at Siemens VDO Automotive AG where his responsibilities included management of a panel of experts in charge of R&D of electric/electronic systems for automotive at the company.
Grzegorz holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the Silesian University of Technology, Poland and Certificate in Global Management from The Business School for the World – INSEAD.
He has been awarded Guest Professorship at the Zhejiang University in China.
Leiter Sektion Energieeffizienter Verkehr
Bundesamt für Energie
Head of Digital Transformation
Daimler AG
Sascha Pallenberg ist ein deutscher Blogger und seit 2017 Mitarbeiter in der Abteilung Unternehmenskommunikation der Daimler AG, für die er die sozialen Medien betreut. Er lebt in Taiwan.
Er schreibt im englischen Blog netbooknews.com und auf Deutsch unter netbooknews.de. Von 2012 bis 2016 betrieb er die Blog-Plattform mobilegeeks.de, dessen thematischer Schwerpunkt auf Smartphones, Tablets, Notebooks und Smart Cars liegt. Mit seinem Wechsel zu Daimler übertrug er seine Anteile an die Co-Gründerin Nicole Scott.
Full Professor of Climate Policy
Institute for Environmental Decisions, ETH Zürich
Anthony Patt has been Full Professor of Climate Policy at the Institute for Environmental Decisions since August 2013.
He earned a bachelor’s degree in Architecture and Landscape Design at Yale University, followed by a Juris Doctor from Duke University. After several years practicing as a lawyer and environmental planning consultant, he returned to academia to pursue a Master of Public Policy and then PhD in Public Policy at Harvard University. From 2000 to 2006 he worked as Assistant Professor at Boston University, with stays as visiting fellow at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and the Hanse Institute for Advanced Studies in Delmenhorst, Germany. From 2006 until 2013 he headed the Decisions and Governance research group at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis in Laxenburg, Austria.
Anthony Patt served as a Lead Author of the chapter on Risk and Uncertainty for the Working Group III contribution to the Fifth Assessment Report (2014) of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. He currently serves as Coordinating Lead Author of the chapter on International Cooperation for the WGIII Sixth Assessment Report.
Head of Project Management e-fuels
Audi
Hermann Pengg is Head of Project Management e-fuels at Audi AG and CEO of the Audi e-gas Betreibergesellschaft mbH.
Before that, he has built the Audi e-fuels team and headed the Lifecycle Analysis department at Audi: together with startups selected from over 400 around the globe, the Audi e-fuels team enables R&D and demo plants for advanced renewable fuels from biomass waste, waste fumes or excess electricity (“Audi e-fuels”).
The Lifecycle Analysis Team is responsible for the cradle-to-grave lifecycle assessment of all new Audi models.
Hermann Pengg was also responsible for taking into operation the world´s first and largest Power-to-Gas plant ("Audi e-gas plant") in Werlte (Lower Saxony), Germany.
The plant is now successfully running since 2013.
Head of European Market
EHang Intelligent Equipment
Automotive Industry Analyst
German-based automotive industry analyst with over ten years of experience delivering key and incisive trends and developments in the global automotive industry, to the automotive industry and its stakeholders.
Served as an analyst and later as Editor, at the industry-wide, AID Market Intelligence Report B2B publication, with a demographic including a number of the world’s most influential strategic product planners and CEOs.
My work has led me to feature as an industry commentator in key publications such as:
I also operate as an Industry Consultant: Recent jobs included a consultancy role for Hyundai Motor Company at their world HQ in South Korea. The project revolved around future plans and direction of Fuel Cell Vehicles (FCV) in Europe.
Manager Public Policy - Country Lead Switzerland and Austria
UBER
Andreas Hinterberger has been Country Lead for Public Policy at Uber Switzerland and Austria since summer 2017. He is responsible for the contact work of the technology company in the two countries.
The doctor of political science initially worked for several years in consulting, where various start-ups and companies with digitized business models were among his customers.
The technology company Uber currently offers its services in Switzerland in the cities of Geneva, Lausanne, Lucerne, Basel and Zurich.