Towards Sustainable Mobility: Unlocking Future Solutions - Part II


21 Sept.			09:00 - 10:30



ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY
EMERGING MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR A SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY
TT.V - Technical Multi-Track with Parallel SYMPOSIA
Towards Sustainable Mobility: Unlocking Future Solutions - Part II
Co-organized with Polytechnic University of Turin, IIT Center for Sustainable Future Technologies - CSFT@POLITO, INRIM Chair: Stefano BIANCO, Polytechnic University of Turin
This event unites esteemed experts converging to delve into the pivotal role of hydrogen and electric energy in shaping the transportation landscape of tomorrow. As a clean and efficient fuel, hydrogen holds immense potential to revolutionize diverse modes of mobility, from cars to trains and even airplanes. At the same time, the development of battery-powered electric motors is becoming more and more widespread and requires the optimization of increasingly efficient storage systems. Esteemed speakers from industry and academia will share their invaluable experiences and insights, shedding light on the tangible benefits of embracing hydrogen and battery-based power systems as clean energy solutions. These benefits include substantial reductions in emissions and consequential improvements in air quality, ensuring a sustainable and prosperous future for our planet. Above all, this symposium serves as a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange, fostering collaboration among participants to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen as an indispensable component for future mobility. By embracing this momentous gathering, stakeholders will have the unique opportunity to explore the potential of hydrogen and battery technologies and collectively address the challenges that lie ahead, propelling us towards a cleaner, greener, and more connected transportation ecosystem. This symposium is connected to the PNRR MOST (Sustainable Mobility) National Centre. (https://www.centronazionalemost.it).
*The symposium is part of the Workshop WS.II*
TT.V.B.1 WS.II.5.1	Piercarlo MUSTARELLI - CV University of Milano Bicocca Towards sustainable mobility: next generation lithium batteries, reuse, and recycle
TT.V.B.2 WS.II.5.2	Antunes STAFFOLANI - CV University of Bologna New Generation batteries: a sustainability approach
TT.V.B.3 WS.II.5.3	Massimiliana CARELLO - CV Polytechnic University of Turin - DIMEAS The fuel cell vehicle may be the future? The Team H2politO case study
TT.V.B.4 WS.II.5.4	Fabio DEORSOLA - CV Polythecnic University of Turin - Department of Applied Science and Technology The catalytic abatement of emissions for a sustainable mobility: an overview