Towards a Global Approach to Automotive Fuel Economy

FIA-Foundation Symposium in partnership with IEA, UNEP and ITF Paris, 15-16 May 2008

Session 1: Introduction

Towards a Global Approach to Improved Fuels and Vehicles Efficiency Sylvie LEMMET, Director, UNEP Challenges for Global Coordination Jack SHORT, Secretary General, ITF Towards a Global Approach to Automotive Fuel Economy Nobuo TANAKA, Executive Director, IEA

Session 2:   The Global Trends

Forecast for Motor Vehicle and Oil Demand to 2030 and 2050 Pierpaolo CAZZOLA, Transport Energy Specialist, IEA Policy Challenges in Climate Change, Air Quality, Energy Security David GREENE, Corporate Fellow, National Transportation Research Centre A Car Producer's Viewpoint Willy TOMBOY, Director, Environmental Affairs Group, Toyota Europe

Session 3: Global Case Studies - Sharing Experience in the Developed and Emerged Economies

United States Case Study Drew KODJAK, Executive Director, ICCT Japanese Approach on CO2 Reduction from Automobile Michinori HACHIYA, General Manager, Environment and Engineering, Nissan The EU Policy on CO2 and Cars Günter HÖRMANDIGER, Policy Officer, Vehicle Emissions, DG ENV Fuel Efficiency Programs in China Michael P. WALSH, Carlines Indian Vehicle Manufacturer's Perspective Atanu GANGULI, Deputy Director, SIAM, and P.K. BANERJEE, Assistant General Manager, Tata Motors Case for Automotive Fuel Efficiency Standards in India Sanjivi SUNDAR, TERI Fuel Efficiency in Developing Countries Gianni LOPEZ, Director, Centro Mario Molina, Chile Fuel Economy Program in Brazil Henry JOSEPH Jr, Director, Volkswagen Brazil

Session 4: The Potential of Fuel and Vehicle Technologies

The Scope for Improvement in Current Fuel and Vehicle Technologies K.G. DULEEP, Managing Director, EEA-ICF The Technology Pathway to Clean and Efficient Road Transport Axel FRIEDRICH The Potential of Fuels and Vehicles Technologies: Getting the Incentives Right Kelly SIMS GALLAGHER, Director, Energy Technology Innovation Policy, Kennedy School World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations Activities Romain HUBERT, UNECE

Session 5: Fuel Economy Standards

Fuel Economy Policies for Light Vehicles Steven PLOTKIN, Argonne National Laboratory Comparison of Current Fuel Economy Standards and Agreements Takao ONODA, Policy Analyst, IEA Issues in Global Fuel Economy Standards Michael P. WALSH, Carlines A Producer Perspective - CO2 Emissions from Cars: Time for an Integrated Approach Rolf STROMBERGER, ACEA

Session 6: The Role of Market Mechanisms

Cost Effectiveness and the Role of the Market John LLEWELLYN, Senior Economic Policy Advisor, Lehman Brothers The Role of Consumer Information Reinhard KOLKE, Director, Test and Technical Affairs, ADAC