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The IET Automotive & Road Transport Technical Network, together with the IET Hong Kong Local Network, Railway & Transporation Section would like to invite you to join them at their next webinar.

Energy Systems & Storage in Transport – considering Hydrogen 

16 February 2023 at 10.30hrs GMT 

The move to decarbonise our transportation networks requires a considerable change to our existing systems and way of implementation, the adoption of new and possibly disruptive technologies and, importantly, a need for more / new engineers to make the changes a reality. While the move to battery electric vehicles is accelerating, the range restrictions and recharge limitations of current electric vehicle battery technologies is fostering greater interest in fuel cell and fuel cell - battery hybrids, particularly for larger urban and intercity vehicles. Our presenters will share their experiences in fuel cell systems for transportation.

 Professor Nigel Schofield, (Moderator)
Professor of Electrical Engineering, School of Computing & Engineering, University of Huddersfield and Chair, IET ARTS Technical Network.

Nigel Schofield is a UK academic graduating with his PhD in the Design of PM Traction Machines for EVs in 1997. He spent some time in industry and was an academic at the Universities of Sheffield and Manchester before becoming Full Professor with Tenure in the ECE Department, at McMaster University, Ontario, Canada, (2013-17). In May 2017 he joined the University of Huddersfield, UK, as Professor of Electrical Engineering in the School of Computing and Engineering. Prof. Schofield is a member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, UK, and a Chartered Engineer in the UK.

 Mr Kenny So,
General Manager (Engineering), Citybus/New World First Bus, Hong Kong
Kenny is a member of the Institution of Mechanical Engineering, UK and a member of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers and holds a BASc degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Toronto, MS degree in Industrial Engineering and Manufacturing Systems from the University of Hong Kong, and PCLL and Juris Doctor from the City University of Hong Kong.

 Chris Morrow CEng MIMechE,
Head of Product Development, IE-DRIVE.
Chris is Head of Product Development for the IE-DRIVE product family. He has over 20 years of experience across Consumer Electronics, Automotive, Defence and Aerospace Industries and has been actively working with Hydrogen Fuel Cells since 2009. At Intelligent Energy, Chris has developed, validated and integrated fuel cell systems into several automotive applications, most notably small fleets of London Taxis and Suzuki Motorbike. Since 2020, he has been the Technical Lead for the IE-DRIVE HD and P100 products from initial Concept through to Product Validation and ongoing manufacture.