International Best Practices to Promote Eco-friendly Cars Expert Workshop
ITF Meeting
Keynote presentation
Taking stock of clean car policies and technologies. Jacob Teter, International Energy Agency
Session 1 – Policy strategies for cleaner cars
Korea’s strategy for promoting eco-friendly cars focused on H2 cars. Goangsung Jin, The Korea Transport Institute, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
How China promotes new energy vehicles, historically, now, and in the future. Yidan Chu, International Council for Clean Transportation
The future of clean cars in Europe: EU Green Deal and EURO 7. Panagiota Dilara, European Commission (DG GROW)
Overview of MLIT’s Vehicle Environmental Policy. Hiroshi Morimoto, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Japan
Policy Strategies for Cleaner Cars in the US and California. Lewis Fulton, University of California Davis
Session 2 – Priorities to promote and manage the transition to cleaner cars
Planet ZEV Clean Cars? OEM strategic response. Tom De Vleesschauwer, IHS Markit
The coming hydrogen economy and vision 2030. Minoh Park, Hyundai Motor Group
Norwegian BEV policies. Øystein Bieltvedt Skeie, Norwegian Ministry of Finance
Is Europe heading for another Dieselgate? Julia Poliscanova, Transport & Environment
Session 3 – Use of ITS technologies for clean car policy
Satellite Navigation (GNSS) bringing innovation to Road User Charging. Alberto Fernandez-Wyttenbach, European Global Navigation Satellite System Agency
User-friendly information on urban access regulations schemes. Fons Verhelst, European Commission (DG MOVE)
Korean New Deal Policies & Implementation of Eco-friendly C-ITS. Jang Yoo-Jin , Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport of Korea
Transition to Electric Cars: Importance of Charging Information. Jang Kitae, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Green traffic through technology. Barbara Hollinger, Kapsch
Use of ITS technologies for clean car policies. François Guichard, World Forum for the harmonisation of vehicle regulations, United Nations
Session 4 – Experiences from the application of ITS in the case of road user charges
Providing sustainable financing to prepare carbon emission free road transport, including clean vehicles. Malika Seddi, European Association of Operators of Toll Road Infrastructures
Singapore’s Experience with Road User Charges. Walter Theseira, Singapore University of Social Science
Electrification and a need for road user charging. Highlighting discussions and issues from The Netherlands and Vancouver, CA. Dirk van Amelsfort, Goudappel Coffeng, the Netherlands
Road Usage Charging (RUC): Sustainable transportation funding in the era of eco-friendly cars. Matthew Dorfman, Milestone Solutions
This event is funded by the Korean MOLIT and organised under the Decarbonising Transport initiative.
For further information, please contact Till Bunsen, Till.bunsen@itf-oecd.org.