Why does the Ecological Transition Matter for Military Vehicle Manufacturers?
Today, the Design of military vehicles' main drivers are simplicity of use, reliability, and powertrain highly depending on commercial components. Nevertheless, ecological transition and complexity of energy provision are challenging military vehicles architecture and military camps.
During this live webinar, Arquus, the leader in mobility solutions for defence vehicles will, together with Capgemini, the leader in sustainable mobility, and CEA Specialists, explain this transition and what the opportunities offered by this change are.
Key Takeaways from the Webinar:
- Overview of commercial vehicle market trends solutions to answer ecological transition
- Military camp energy management challenges with a possible architecture
- Military vehicle's technological roadmap for answering these challenges
Meet the Speakers:
Jean-Luc Chabaudie
Director, Research and Innovation
Capgemini Engineering
Ecole Militaire de l’Air, Salon de Provence (1989) - ENSTA/Info II, Paris (1995).
30 years of experience in System Engineering, Strategy, and Marketing for Intelligent Systems in Aerospace, Rail, and Automotive Sectors, and Renewables cleantech – Hydrogen.
Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jean-luc-chabaudie-85b6a924/
Etienne Chavy
Innovation leader energy & user experience
Arquus
20 years experience in Projects of Electrical systems with 10 years in the field of Defence Vehicles. For the past 4 years Chavy's focus has been on optimising vehicle powertrain architecture with a first implementation on Scarabe Vehicle.
Specialties:
- Military vehicles usage
- Powertrain Hybridization
- Li-ion Battery architecture & Safety
- Vehicle Electrical system project management
Connect on LinkedIn: https://fr.linkedin.com/in/etienne-chavy-a76501
Bernard Thonon
Program Manager Energy Systems and Networks
CEA
Bernard Thonon is program manager on Energy System and Energy Networks at CEA-LITEN, France. He holds a degree in mechanical engineering from the INSA-Toulouse, France, in 1985 and a Ph-D in mechanical engineering from the University of Nancy, France, in 1991. He has published more that 25 papers and book chapters in the areas of heat transfer and energy technologies.
He has coordinated several European research projects on energy technologies (heat exchangers, heat pumps and renewable heating and cooling technologies). From 2014 to 2020 he has managed the division on energy system for industry and territories at CEA-Liten. From 2008 to 2013 he has managed the Solar Thermal Energy (STE) activities at CEA-INES. He has contributed to the development of STE in France and Europe in relation with major industrial companies but also with innovative SME’s. He has a large experience in conducting and managing RTD projects in collaboration with industrial partners.
He is an expert for the French National Research Agency, the Norwegian Research Council, the European Directorate of Research and the International Energy Agency in the areas of energy efficiency and renewable energies.
Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bernard-thonon-a7ab3011/
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