ACEA

Past ACEA Events

Our Future Mobility Now event

The ‘Our Future Mobility Now’ project held its official launch event at Autoworld Museum in Brussels from 22-25 June 2011, gathering a large number of participants from all over Europe.

ACEA organised its annual Transport Policy Event in Brussels in the morning of 18 November 2010 on “Driving the transition to sustainable transport”. Tackling environmental challenges for commercial vehicles through increased efficiency, logistics optimisation, stimulation of the introduction of new technologies and fuel efficiency were at the centre of the discussion.

During the European Automotive Forum on January 14 in Brussels, automotive industry experts gave insight in current R&D activities and challenges towards developing and deploying Low Emission Cars. Concrete projects in several EU Member States were presented and evaluated on their impact, feasibility and implementation timetable. The Forum was organised by FEBIAC and supported by ACEA.

The global auto makers hosted a seminar on December 14, 2009 at the COP15 climate change conference in Copenhagen dedicated to CO2-reduction solutions in road transport, putting the spotlight on real-life examples involving technologies as well as transportation planners and users/consumers.

On December 3, 2009 in Brussels, the ACEA Annual Transport Policy Event focused on global trends and international cooperation, in particular in the field of road freight transport and energy efficiency.

In collaboration with the European Commission and the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA), the European Association of Communications Agencies (EACA) organised its second annual competition for advertising students across Europe.

On December 10, 2008 politicians, logistics experts and commercial vehicle manufacturers met in Brussels to explore how the economic efficiency of freight transport can be maximised while minimising its environmental impact.

The Permanent Representation of Romania to the EU and the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) jointly organised a special event on the automotive industry in the New EU Member States on November 4, 2008, in Brussels.

The 'eco-driving training sessions organised by the European auto industry association (ACEA) during the European Union Sustainable Energy Week EUSEW 2008 in Brussels, in cooperation with ECODRIVEN, attracted a lot of attention.

... has brought together industry and trade experts, politicians and EU legislators.

The new EU member states host 13% of EU car production and this share is growing. The automotive industry is now as important for these countries as it already was to the EU-15.

Past EXTERNAL Events

This workshop will present open XML standards and explore how different industries use it for hazardous materials communications throughout the supply chain. Target groups include downstream users, manufacturers of articles and importers of substances and mixtures. Deadline for registration: 31/12/11

Hear how the industry leaders implemented practical solutions in designing and using hybrid & electric vehicles, learn about the advances and challenges of battery development as well as standards and regulations within the industry in Prague on February 1st- 2nd 2012.

The 64th International Motor Show will take place in Frankfurt/Main from 15-25 September.

The eSafety Challenge 2011 which took place on 30 & 31 May 2011 showcased life-saving potential of advanced vehicle safety technologies.

The World Health Organisation launched on May 11 the ‘Decade of Action for Road Safety 2011-2020’, an international campaign to promote road safety world wide.

Eco-mobility: CleanWeek2020 took place 6-8 May 2011 in Zolder, Belgium.

Environmentally friendly technologies of the future were the focus of this year's Geneva International Motor Show which took place from March 3 to 13, 2011 at Geneva Palexpo.

This year’s Brussels European Motor Show focused on ecology. From 15-23 January, at Brussels Expo, hundreds of exhibitors showed automobiles with special attention to ‘green’ vehicles like electric cars.

The European Automotive Summit on 9-10 November 2010 in Brussels involved European policy makers, industry experts and NGOs to discuss policies and technologies for further reducing vehicle emissions.

The 2010 Paris Motor Show took place on 2-17 October.

The 63rd International Motor Show Commercial Vehicles took place on September 21-30 in Hanover.

On June 22-23 in Bilbao, Spain, automotive executives addressed the topic "Solutions After a Crisis: Navigating out of a European Downturn."

The Green Week took place on June 1-4 in Brussels.