How do you extract the maximum benefit from electric energy to propel the vehicles of tomorrow? How can the supply network be adapted to meet these new demands? How can this energy be stored in the most effective manner? How best to rethink our relationship between the automobile and our need for transportation? These are some of the many questions posed, and some of which were partly answered, during the richest and most captivating edition of the IAMF yet held.

Comment tirer un profit maximum de l’énergie électrique pour mouvoir les voitures de demain? Comment adapter le réseau à cette demande nouvelle? Comment stocker l’énergie de la meilleure des façons? Comment repenser notre rapport à l’automobile et à la mobilité? Voilà quelques-uns des nombreuses questions posées – et auxquelles on a en partie trouvé réponse – lors de cette édition plus étoffée et plus captivante que jamais de l’IAMF. 

Wie können wir elektrische Energie am besten für die Fortbewegung von morgen nutzen? Wie wird diese Energie am besten gespeichert? In welche Richtung müssen wir inbezug auf unser Auto und unsere Mobilität umdenken? Dies sind nur einige der zahlreiche aufgeworfenen Fragen, auf die am Forum - zumindest teilweise - Antwort gegeben wurde. Das diesjährige IAMF war aufschlussreicher und spannender denn je.

The third edition of the International Advanced Mobility Forum opened this morning at the Congress Centre at Palexpo. It brings into perspective the vehicles of tomorrow and the provision of energy sources to propel them. According to the presenters at the conference, the preoccupations regarding these topics are the same in Europe as for the USA: not only to support a gradual but certain modification of the number of cars on the road, but to overcome the obstacles to addressing the need to fundamentally change the concepts of transportation for the future.

La troisième édition de l’International Advanced Mobility Forum s’est ouverte ce matin au Centre de Congrès de Palexpo. Elle met en perspective les véhicules de demain et leur approvisionnement en énergie. De l’avis des conférenciers présents, les préoccupations sont les mêmes en Europe qu’aux Etats-Unis: non seulement on va assister à une lente mais inexorable modification du parc automobile mais, si l’on entend sortir de l’impasse, c’est le concept même de mobilité qu’il va falloir réviser de fond en comble.

The efficient use of liquid and natural gas fuels in combination with hybrid technologies, electricity as the principle “fuel” for plug-in hybrids and other electric vehicles, and the environmental impact of different fuel options will be the main themes of the third International Advanced Mobility Forum (IAMF) which will be held within the framework of the Geneva International Motor Show from March 9-10, 2010.

For the third year in succession, scientists, specialists, researchers and representatives of the automobile industry will gather together in Geneva within the framework of the Geneva International Motor Show. IAMF, the forum dedicated to the theme of transportation options for the future, will take place on March 9-10, 2010 in the Congress Centre at Palexpo. More than 30 speakers will present their views on 6 different themes. Visitors to the Geneva Motor Show will have free access to the closing session. The detailed programme is available on the official website www.iamf.ch.

The International Advanced Mobility Forum – IAMF – is a scientific and public forum dedicated to the theme of transportation in the future. The second edition was held from March 10-12, 2009 at GENEVA PALEXPO during the Geneva International Motor Show. The main theme was the provision of energy for transportation in the future.

The supply of alternative energy, the optimisation of existing fuels and strategies for the consumption of new fuels for individual transportation in the future will be the main themes of the second International Advanced Mobility Forum (IAMF) which will take place in the framework of the Geneva International Motor Show from March 10-12, 2009.

The second edition of the International Advanced Mobility Forum (IAMF) will focus on how to provide the energy for individual transportation alternatives in the future and on technological solutions to reduce energy consumption. The International Advanced Mobility Forum will take place from March 10-12, 2009, again in conjunction with the Geneva International Motor Show.

Building on last year’s success, the forum concerned with transportation for the future, the International Advanced Mobility Forum (IAMF), will take place from 10-12 March 2009 in conjunction with the Geneva International Motor Show. The focus for this year will be: Providing the energy for individual transportation alternatives in the future, and technological solutions to reduce energy consumption.

The IAMF (International Advanced Mobility Forum) is a scientific and public forum dedicated to individual mobility in the future, in other words, the cars of tomorrow.

IAMF stands for International Advanced Mobility Forum. It is a scientific and public forum centered on key aspects and issues related to individual mobility for the future. Taking a global and comprehensive view of these themes, all the technical and practical aspects of numerous solutions proposed for environmentally cleaner forms of mobility are considered and debated.

The International Advanced Mobility Forum – IAMF – is a scientific and public forum which focuses on future forms of mobility and transportation. This forum was held for the first time from the 11th through the 13th of March, 2008 at GENEVA PALEXPO during the Geneva International Motor Show. It took place in conjunction with the third European Ele-drive Transportation Conference, EET-2008, which is concerned with vehicles powered by electricity, hybrid solutions, and fuel cells.