Registration are open for the Zero Emission Bus Conference 2021: the event will take place on 17 and 18 November in Paris.

It follows the successful 2nd edition held in Cologne, Germany, in November 2018. Over 360 global stakeholders representing 220 organisations attended the event. Sustainable Bus was a media partner for the 2018 event and is still partnering for this year edition.

ZEB 2021 will call on European manufacturers, policy makers and operators to scale up their zero emission ambitions to become global leaders in the transition to a zero-emission society. The event will then focus on the solutions and challenges of decarbonising the bus industry.

Over the two days of the conference, 400 stakeholders including bus operators, major industry players, and local and international policy makers, will come together to debate the relative merits of the two zero emission technologies – battery electric and fuel cell electric buses.

Zero Emission Bus Conference 2021 rescheduled in November

The conference programme has been designed to give attendees a complete overview of the considerations for deployment of zero emission fleets. Featuring industry experts and early adopters of zero emission vehicles, the sessions will be centred on the following topics:

  • Zero emission buses – what options are available today? Are we ready for the complete conversion?
  • Deploying new infrastructure at scale – which infrastructure solution best fits your needs?
  • Innovative economics – how can we finance full fleet conversions? What support is available from public and private sources, and how can this support be accessed?
  • Planning for operation – what are the considerations for operating large zero emission fleets?
  • Ambitious transition plans – what can we learn from the early adopters of zero emission vehicles? How can we achieve full fleet conversions?

About COVID-19

Organizers say: «The health and well-being of our participants, exhibitors and sponsors is our top priority. Therefore, we can assure you that, as the organisers, we are monitoring the Covid-19 situation regularly. We are following the recommendations provided by the World Health Organisation and cooperate closely with the Maison de la Chimie. Should there be any changes to the current recommendations, the event organisers will take immediate action to review the instructions carefully and follow new procedures if any. Kindly note that due to the covid restrictions and stricter rules imposed by the French government, we reserve the right to cancel any registration and deny access to the venue».

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