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Watch the Mobility transformation forum on We Don't Have Time
May
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2023
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May 23, 9:00 CEST
May 23, 9:00 CEST
Watch the Mobility transformation forum on We Don't Have Time
Welcome to the 2023 Mobility transformation forum, broadcasted live on We Don't Have Time on May 23.
This year's event aims to take the conversation from words to actions by focusing on the need to have a joined approach across relevant sectors to deliver a zero-carbon future. The transport industry is living a unique momentum; we are in the midst of a profound transformation that will revolutionise mobility, making it more sustainable for the decades to come, with the obligation to provide answers to the twin environmental and digital challenges, while at the same time preserving the European industry competitiveness.
Join us on We Don't Have Time for inspiring discussions on how Volvo is driving the industry forward to become the first and only world region to go fully fossil-free by 2040. Together, we will explore what the European Union and national governments should do to create the required conditions to support and accelerate this transformation.
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How will the EU speed up the transition towards green mobility? What does it require from stakeholders from the vehicle manufacturing, logistics and energy sectors? How can policymakers facilitate and accelerate the process?
How to meet the increasing demand for green energy? What role can EU Member States play to facilitate the process towards a green and competitive transport economy and how can the EIB support it?
Since 1 September 2019, Clara de la Torre has held the post of Deputy Director General in the Directorate-General for Climate Action in the European Commission. Prior to her current appointment, her professional career focused on research and innovation policy. She had been Director of Transport in the Directorate-General for Research & Innovation from 2016 to 2019. Previously, starting in 2014, she was responsible for Key Enabling Technologies, following a 3-year appointment as Director in the field of Innovation. In her first post as a Director, from 2008 to 2010, she was in charge of inter-institutional and legal matters related to the Framework Programme at the European Commission. In the late 1990s, she dealt with National Research Policies and Intergovernmental Cooperation. She worked at the EU Joint Research Centre in Brussels and Seville, where she was Advisor to the Director of the Institute for Prospective Technological Studies.
As the CTO of the Volvo Group, Stenqvist is responsible for determining the organization's technological needs, and is functionally responsible for all engineering technology activities for the Group’s products and services. The main focus is on developing products and solutions that reduce the CO2 footprint and includes electromobility, connectivity/digitalization and autonomous solutions. Prior to taking up his current position in 2016, Stenqvist was Head of R&D and CTO at Volkswagen Truck & Bus. Prior roles include Senior Vice President Vehicle Definition R&D at Scania, where he started his career in 1992.
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