18.08.2009 09:00  hour - 20:00  hour San Francisco, CA

Mobility 2030: Transportation Technologies & Lifestyles of the Future

August 18, 2009 - Mobility 2030: Transportation Technologies & Lifestyles of the Future

When:    Tuesday, August 18th, 2009

Where:  Fisher Banquet Room, Mission Bay Conference Center, San Francisco, California

What:     Symposium, Luncheon & Evening Reception

Registration: Please use the link at the bottom of the page to register for this event. Spaces are limited and you may be waitlisted.

PROGRAM                         VENUE & HOTEL                    MEDIA / PRESS

“Mobility 2030: Transportation Technologies & Lifestyles of the Future,” organized by the German American Chamber of Commerce, Inc., California Branch, with the Volkswagen Group of America as main sponsor, will take a closer look at future scenarios for the year 2030 focusing on policy, energy, technology, mobility and society demands. Expert speakers will discuss what life in the United States may look like in 20 years, particularly in regards to transportation. What technologies may be available in 2030? Will we charge our cars just like we charge our phones today? Or will alternative fuels dominate? What role will public transportation and telecommuting play? How will society’s demand for energy be met? Will we be on track to reduce our carbon footprints and lower greenhouse gas emissions? These and many other questions will be discussed as experts introduce possible scenarios for 2030.

Highlights:

- Free to attend!

- Full day of presentations and panel discussions

- Table seating all day

- Luncheon with keynote speech

- Evening Reception to network with like-minded attendees

- Located in San Francisco in the heart of Northern California and on the edge of Silicon Valley – one of the most respected regions in regards to technological breakthroughs, cleantech and sustainable development

Why?
With the worldwide financial crisis, global warming, the alarming rate of population expansion, and the ever diminishing natural resources, mankind is facing a phase of change. In the next few decades, it is imperative for our society to continue searching for solutions in a wide range of industries, including energy, mobility, and technology, as well as focusing on positive developments. The future, in relation to current global challenges, continues to be an important topic, which is discussed with great passion and controversy in the United States.

More Information:
Contact Julia Fargel, GACC California Branch, jfargel(at)gaccny.com , +1.415.248.1242.