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Past Event
November 17, 2017 - November 18, 2017
8:45 am - 1:00 pm
The 3rd US-China New Energy Economy Forum hosted by Columbia University, BAIC BJEV, and Gotion Inc. was held on November 17-18 in the Silicon Valley of California. Participants had opportunities to learn and discuss cooperation and development in the field of new energy between US, China, and beyond, especially the innovation and applications of EV and energy storage in the changing context of global economy.
Nov. 17th Friday – Morning |
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7:30am |
Continental Breakfast & Registration |
8:45am |
Opening Remarks
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9:00am |
Keynote: The Future of US – China Energy and Economic Cooperation
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10:15am |
Coffee Break |
10:30am |
Session 1: Global Vision – Mobility in Transition
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12:00pm |
Panel Discussion 1
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12:30pm |
Innovation Talk
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12:45pm |
Lunch |
Nov. 17th Friday – Afternoon |
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2:00pm |
Keynote: Energy Future in China
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3:30pm |
Session 2: National Ambitions in EV – Road to Zero Emission
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5:00pm |
Panel Discussion 2
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5:45pm |
Innovation Talk |
6:00pm |
Networking Reception |
7:00pm |
Dinner Reception Keynote
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8:00pm |
Dinner |
Nov. 18th Saturday – Morning |
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7:30am |
Continental Breakfast and Registration |
8:45am |
New Energy Outlook 2017
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9:30am |
Keynote: US – China Energy and Environment Cooperation
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10:45am |
Session 3: Diverse Development – Energy Storage as a Service
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12:00am |
Panel Discussion 3
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12:45pm |
Closing Remarks |
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