11 th Conference on Gas-Powered Vehicles: Gaseous-Fuel Drives and Climate Protection Targets: The Right Path September 15-16, 2016, Potsdam

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1 Program 11 th Conference on Gas-Powered Vehicles: Gaseous-Fuel Drives and Climate Protection Targets: The Right Path September 15-16, 2016, Potsdam In Kooperation mit Register now!

2 Foreword Methane based fuels (natural gas as CNG and LNG, biomethane, LBG and power-to-gas ) and both LPG and hydrogen: varied alternative and environmentally-friendly fuels for vehicle drive systems offer great benefits for different applications and climate targets. These fuels, whose properties as natural products include their long-term availability and environmentally-friendly production using renewables, enable a considerable reduction in exhaust emissions and nearly particulate-free operation. Cars, trucks, public transport, delivery traffic, overland/ overseas transport and stationary facilities (e.g. CHP plants) with gas-powered drive systems benefit from clean exhaust emissions, low carbon emissions and low operating and procurement costs (compared to other alternatives). The viability of these alternative fuels is underscored by the extension to the mineral oil tax exemption granted by the German government beyond Additionally the EU Commission has set up a comprehensive program to extent the Europe-wide gas filling station network infrastructure in the middle-term. These points are underlining the future potential of gaseous fuels. We would be pleased to welcome you as a participant or exhibitor to this 11 th IAV/FKFS conference. Take the opportunity to share views with others in this professional environment. Iraklis Avramopoulos IAV Prof. Dr. Michael Bargende FKFS

3 Basic Information What we develop moves you IAV Your Partner for Automotive Engineering Date and venue September 15-16, 2016, Potsdam Inselhotel Potsdam-Hermannswerder Hermannswerder 30, Potsdam Conference director Iraklis Avramopoulos, IAV Prof. Dr. Michael Bargende, FKFS Organizer IAV GmbH Carnotstr. 1, Berlin Your contact UNIVERSAL Kongress & Event Marketing GmbH Giesebrechtstr. 10, Berlin Claudia Böckermann Tel Lecture languages and duration German and English with simultaneous interpreting. Presentations will last 20 minutes followed by discussion. Conference fees Participants: 990 University participants: 550 Speakers: no charge Stated prices do not include VAT. Form of payment Bank transfer upon billing or credit card. Exhibition The event also includes an accompanying exhibition. This will give you the opportunity to present your products and services to an engaging expert audience. The event s organization team will be pleased to provide you with details.

4 1 Venue and Hotel 1. Conference venue Inselhotel Potsdam-Hermannswerder Hermannswerder Potsdam 2 2. Hotel Inselhotel Potsdam-Hermannswerder Hermannswerder Potsdam Room rates: single room incl. breakfast double room incl. breakfast To make a hotel reservation, please visit the Register section of the conference website, where you can book online Evening event on September 15, 2016, from 7 p.m. Krongut Bornstedt Ribbeckstr. 6/ Potsdam Enjoy a unique site of Prussian history and one of the most popular attractions in the Berlin-Brandenburg region. The listed grounds are a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site and form an ensemble between the famous castles and gardens of Potsdam.

5 September 15 08:00 Registration 09:30 Welcoming address & introduction Iraklis Avramopoulos, IAV Prof. Dr. Michael Bargende, FKFS Session 1 Introduction and political context 09:45 Welcoming address Principal Frank Bonaldo Fuolega, Head of Division The energy transition in the mobility sector, fuel markets Ministry of Economic Affaires and Energy 10:00 Natural Gas Vehicles in Europe the AFI Directive and decarbonisation strategy of the EU Matthias Maedge, NGVA Europe 10:30 Diesel crisis, one year later: Natural Gas the forgotten answer? Dr. Timm Kehler, Zukunft ERDGAS 11:00 Coffee break Session 2 New developments 11:30 Prospects for using LPG in freight transport Dr. Nick Hecktor, Deutscher Verband Flüssiggas 12:00 Challenges for future gas engine combustion systems Dr. Panagiotis Kyrtatos, Dr. Yuri Martin Wright, Dr. Christophe Barro, Prof. Konstantinos Boulouchos, ETH Zürich 12:30 Mobility in times of the turnaround in energy policy the Audi A4 Avant g-tron Reinhard Otten, Audi Session 3 Commercial vehicles 14:00 Iveco Stralis Natural Power in long-haul transport Friedrich Lesche, Iveco Magirus 14:30 Natural gas port fuel injection for commercial vehicles Dr. Alexander Redlich, Robert Bosch 15:00 Reduction of system complexity, realized with smart valve engineering for a modular LNG valve unit Werner Freimann, VENTREX Automotive 15:30 Coffee break Session 4 Power-to-Gas 16:00 Biomass-to-Gas and Power-to-Gas in the field of tension for future CO 2 emission legislation DBFZ (German Biomass Research Center) Dr. Franziska Müller-Langer, German Biomass Research Center 16:30 Power-to-Gas: Empa s demonstration plant move and related projects Urs Cabalzar, Empa 17:00 Power-to-Gas: An important advanced biofuel as electrical power-based fuel with CNG/LNG solutions Stephan Rieke, ETOGAS 17:45 End of first conference day 18:30 Bus shuttle to evening event 19:00 Evening event at Krongut Bornstedt Manor 13:00 Lunch break1

6 September 16 Session 5 Development activities Session 7 Exhaust emissions 08:30 Simulation-based development of a multiple usable metal connection for gaseous fuels Sergio Pascuzzi, Veritas 09:00 Performance and Efficiency Potential of an Engine Concept employing NG Direct Injection and In-Cylinder Fuel Blending with Gasoline Dr. Thomas Wallner, Argonne National Laboratory 13:00 RDE (Real Driving Emissions) testing on LPG vehicles Prof. Thomas Heinze, Dr. Nick Hecktor, Peter Birtel, Michael Fries, HTW Saar 13:30 Ecological reduction of NOx in diesel engines as a result of dual fuel DGM technology Christian Schumacher, SC Concepts 09:30 Potential of multiple injection for lowering HC engine-out emissions from CNG-DI SI engines Dimitri Seboldt, Robert Bosch 14:00 Optical sensor system for crank-angle-resolved mixture formation analysis of CNG-fueled SI engines Stephan Bauke, Laser-Laboratorium Göttingen 10:00 Coffee break1 14:30 Coffee break1 Session 6 New systems Session 8 Future scenarios 10:30 Development of bi-fuel systems for satisfying CNG fuel properties Takayuki Shimatsu, Keihin Corporation 11:00 Optimized layout of fiber plastic composite high-pressure tanks using a CAE tool chain Thorsten Schütz, Opel 11:30 The 3rd generation of a VENTREX Electronic Pressure Regulator for CNG Dr. Gerald Jaritz, VENTREX Automotive 12:00 Lunch break 15:00 GEV/one Driving with Natural Gas and Electric Power Dr. Chalid el Dsoki, Rüdiger Heim, Fraunhofer Institut LBF 15:30 Update on Scenarios about the Long Term Role of Gaseous Fuels in the Mobility & Transport Sector Dr. Max Kofod, Shell Global Solutions Deutschland 16:00 Sustainable progress in developing gaseous-fuel vehicles Dr. Bernd Becker, Iraklis Avramopoulos, IAV 16:30 Closing address & farewell Iraklis Avramopoulos, IAV Prof. Dr. Michael Bargende, FKFS 16:45 End

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