Overview
Join us to hear from industry experts on the challenges and opportunities surrounding e-transportation in Australia's journey towards achieving net-zero emissions. In this engaging panel discussion, our esteemed panellists will delve into the complexities of transitioning to sustainable transportation solutions, exploring key strategies, technological innovations, and policy frameworks driving the shift towards electrification, automation, and digitalization in the transportation sector. From advancements in electric vehicles and smart infrastructure to the integration of renewable energy sources and the role of digital technologies, this webinar promises to provide valuable insights and actionable recommendations for industry stakeholders, policymakers, and innovators alike. Discover how Australia is navigating the evolving landscape of e-transportation and gain firsthand knowledge from thought leaders at the forefront of the country's sustainable mobility revolution. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation shaping the future of transportation in Australia and beyond. Register now to secure your spot and join us in driving positive change towards a greener, more sustainable transportation ecosystem.
Key messages-
- Explore the challenges and opportunities in Australia's e-transportation sector.
- Discuss key strategies and technological innovations driving the transition to sustainable transportation solutions.
- Examine the role of policy frameworks and industry collaboration in accelerating the adoption of electrification, automation, and digitalization in transportation.
- Highlight the importance of integrating renewable energy sources and digital technologies to optimize e-transportation systems.
- Provide actionable insights and recommendations for industry stakeholders, policymakers, and innovators to drive sustainable change in the transportation sector.
Who should attend
This event is highly relevant for anyone working in the transportation & logistics, automotive manufacturing, renewable energy or technology & innovation industry.
You do not need to be an Engineers Australia member to attend.
Speakers
Keith Ritchie is the Head of Communication and Government Affairs for Siemens in Australia and the Pacific. He has been instrumental in driving technology thought-leadership in the country in areas such as the energy transition including green hydrogen, smart infrastructure, digitalization and Industry 4.0 - including his role in establishing the Prime Minister’s Industry 4.0 Taskforce. He has a strong focus on how accelerating digitalization is critically linked to achieving positive outcomes for business, society and climate change.
Jose Moreira brings over two decades of extensive experience in the energy sector to his role as General Manager at Siemens Grid Software Australia. With a background that spans from engineering to project management, Jose has held various key positions within Siemens, including Regional Manager and Project Manager, as well as Commissioning and Configuration Engineer. His deep market knowledge and expertise encompass the entire spectrum of energy automation, SCADA systems, and communication solutions for industries and utilities, covering Transmission, Distribution, and Generation.
Prof Mehdi Seyedmahmoudian is a Professor at the SoSCET at Swinburne University of Technology, Australia. His research interests include renewable Energy systems, Artificial Intelligence and application of emerging technologies, like VR-AR, in Complex Engineering problems. He strongly believes in industry engagement research initiatives and has stablished several research partnerships with external industries during his academic career. Mehdi has been chief/partner investigator of more than $15.7M funding application submission, including $6.4 successfully funded projects. He is among the top 2% researchers in the world based on his research performance within in EE and energy disciplines in 2020.
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Pricing
Technical Society Member: Free
Student: Free
Non-Member: Free