Chris Nevers, Director of Climate Change and Fuel Economy, Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers has been confirmed as a panellist at Fuel Economy Detroit 2016.
The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers is an organisation of 12 leading car and light truck manufacturers. Since joining the Alliance in 2013, Chris has overseen the Alliance’s work on greenhouse gas and fuel economy policy, served as a technical expert, and directed third party research.
Prior to joining the Alliance, Chris spent six years in the EPA Office of Transportation and Air Quality where he helped develop regulations governing light- and heavy-duty vehicle greenhouse gas emissions, the fuel economy labeling rule and the Tier 3 rule.
An active SAE member, Chris has served on SAE task groups whose technical documents are now incorporated by reference in EPA regulation and guidance, including coast down and dynamometer procedures, EV and PHEV test procedures, utility factor fuel economy weighting for PHEVs, and drive cycle energy metrics.
Before joining the Alliance, Chris worked for Chrysler as an OBD engine calibrator, an assembly plant Body-In-White engineer and team lead, in emissions regulatory compliance, and in emissions and fuel economy testing.
Automotive Megatrends conferences are designed to connect and inform the stakeholders who are shaping the automotive industry of tomorrow. Our flagship Detroit-based conference, Automotive Megatrends USA, sold out in 2015, so for 2016 we’re growing it to encompass three, back-to-back, one-day events.
Fuel Economy Detroit will bring together the stakeholders tasked with creating the fuel-efficient cars of tomorrow.
To register for this event, please go to http://fueleconomydetroit.com/register/
For further details on this event, please contact the event manager, Emma Georgiades: emma@automotiveworld.com / +44(0) 2921 286 515
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