2nd IESA-ICAT EV Conclave

The infrastructure development of Electrical Vehicles (EVs) has become the need of the hour even though being at a nascent stage. Global companies are expressing immense interest in this space. There is an increased interest in deploying electric vehicles to address the issues of National Energy Security, vehicular pollution, and growth of domestic manufacturing. In 2013, India adopted the FAME India Scheme (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric vehicles in India) for EV manufacturing in India and also has a target of 6-7 Million Electric Vehicles on road by 2020 as a part of NEMMP (National Electric Mobility Mission Plan). Global and Indian EV companies alike have been showing enormous promise and have been able to garner the interest of a variety of investors and policymakers.

In this regard, IESA and ICAT are jointly organizing two days EV conclave on 17th & 18th May 2018 which will address EV policy, battery technology, charging infrastructure and future EV roadmap for India. It also covers two focused workshops on Lead Acid and Li-Ion and an informative battery lab visit to study battery testing infrastructure and how it is being used to ensure quality and safety of vehicles.  The workshop will cover Lead Acid battery operation & maintenance for e-rickshaws and electric 2 wheelers, which could extend the battery life and improvement in battery health. Li-Ion Battery Workshop will cover the suitable technology selection, technology parameters (life cycle, efficiency and DoD etc.), power electronics requirement and role of BMS for the electric vehicle. Both the workshops will also on practical demonstrations.

With more than 350 participants expected this year, the conclave will address EV policy, battery technology, emerging business model, charging infrastructure and future EV roadmap for India.

Key highlights:-

• Meet 50+ EV Manufacturers and 30+ Battery, Manufacturers
• New Product Launch and EV & Battery Exhibition
• Special focus on E-Rickshaw E-Rickshaw and Charging Infrastructure
• 40+ Policy Makers and Industry stalwarts as Speakers

Mr. Anil Shrivastava, Director General, DMEO, Advisor ( Transport), NITI Aayog, will be addressing the inauguration session. Other eminent speakers includes Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System (DIMTS), Invest India (venture under the DIPP, Ministry of Commerce and Industries, Government of India), EESL, International Advanced Research Centre for Powder Metallurgy and New Materials (ARCI), World Resources Institute (WRI-India) and Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM). 

Tentative Agenda:

 Delegate Fee:

• Regular Price (for 2 days): INR 12,000 + taxes
• 50% discount for IESA members on regular price

Contact

• For Partnership, Exhibition and Speaking Slot:
  Mr. Debi Prasad Dash, Mob-9699719818 (IESA) 
  Mr. Devesh Parikh, devesh.pareek@icat.in (iCAT)

For Delegate Registration:  Ms. Devyani Salunkhe, Mob- 9975710139

For Partnership & Exhibition Options: Drop an email at contact@indiaesa.info

Participating Companies

1. NITI Aayog
2. Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System (DIMMTS),
3. Invest India (venture under the DIPP, Ministry of Commerce and Industries, Government of India)
4. Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL),
5. International Advanced Research Centre for Powder Metallurgy and New Materials (ARCI),
6. World Resources Institute (WRI-India), Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)*
7. New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC)*
8. Delta (Silver Partner)
9. SAMS Technology (Silver Partner)
10. Keysight Technology (Bronze Partner)
11. ICAT (Exhibitor)
12. IESA (Exhibitor)
13. SAE-NIS (Exhibitor)
14. ACME,
15. Aimil Ltd
16. Amara Raja
17. Amplus Solar
18. Ashok Leyland,
19. AutoGrade
20. BD Structures
21. Beacon Power
22. Bender-In
23. CLP India,
24. Coslight,
25. CSA Group,
26. Customized Energy Solutions
27. DynaVolt Tech (China)
28. Eastman Battery,
29. ELANTAS Beck India Limited
30. Electrohms
31. Electrotherm
32. EnerBlu, (USA)
33. Evolute,
34. EXICOM,
35. EXIDE Industries,
36. FONS (Bangladesh)
37. Fortum,
38. Fourth Partner Energy,
39. Gensol,
40. GERMI
41. GERMI
42. Goldstone
43. Gulf Oil Lubricants India Limited
44. HBL
45. Hero Future Energy,
46. High Energy Battery
47. Honda Cars India Ltd.
48. i4 Technologies
49. IIT, Mandi
50. ILZDA
51. Infineon Technologies
52. IPower Battery,
53. JS Auto
54. LivGuard Battery,
55. Magenta Power,
56. Mahindra & Mahindra
57. Mahindra Automotive,
58. Mahindra Bus & Trucks,
59. Marposs
60. Maruti Suzuki
61. MINDA Industries
62. NAPINO AUTO & ELECTRONICS 
63. Nippon Audiotronix
64. NATRIP
65. NITTO Denko,
66. Okaya Battery,
67. OLA cabs
68. Panasonic
69. Panatech Asia
70. PLUSS Advanced Technologies,
71. POSOCO
72. Power Green Batteries
73. Pure Energy
74. Quanzen,
75. Regnant
76. Relicell battery,
77. Renault Nissan,
78. Renew Power
79. Rotomotive Powerdrives
80. Sahasra Electronics,
81. SAPCON steels
82. Semco Infratech
83. Shri Shakti Alternative Energy Ltd
84. SIAM
85. Smart City India
86. SP Jain
87. SPARCO Batteries
88. Sterlite,
89. Sun Mobility, 
90. TAFE | Tractors And Farm Equipment Limited
91. Tata Motors
92. TERI,
93. Toyota Kirloskar Motors
94. Trident
95. TVS Motors
96. Ujaas Energy,
97. Vikram Solar,
98. VIstaar Power
99. VIT, Vellore
100. VNIT