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In a rapidly changing world in crisis, fundamentals remain: mankind
will always need energy, and access to energy is an integral part of
progress and human development.
Utilizing petroleum products, main energy source for the transportation of people and goods, in the most efficient way possible
represents a major priority, especially as the transportation sector
consumes around 60% of the planet’s oil production and is responsible for 25% of global CO2 emissions. Emerging countries’
strong growth in terms of motor vehicles and airplane fleets,
continuous urbanization and economic difficulties in developed
countries impose a profound change in mobility habits to the extent of requestioning
our own behavior patterns.
EDITO
“Energy and Mobility” are two simple words for one of our century’s major issues
for which the responsibility of Total as an “Energy Company” is deeply engaged
on a daily basis, together with other major players: Public Authorities, companies,
experts from the world over, associations, consumers.
Which motorization technologies and fuels will predominate in 2020?
What constraints will be imposed by Public Authorities?
Which new car and plane concepts lie in store for tomorrow?
How will new systems and services render individual transportation more efficient?
Such are the questions this conference day will try to answer through roundtables and
debates, allowing us to build a shared vision of the evolution of a key sector for Total.
I am certain your involvement in this event will help you anticipate such changes in
order to seize the new opportunities offered by a mobility conception that is efficient,
innovative and respectful of our environment.
Jean-Jacques Guilbaud
Chief Administrative Officer, member of the Executive Committee, Total
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Morning:
Presented by Dominique Pialot Green Business Journalist - La Tribune
Sustainable mobility: stakes,
challenges and solutions
08:00 am - 08:30 am
08:30 am
08:45 am
08:45 am
09:30 am
Introduction
Jean-Jacques Guilbaud,
Chief Administrative Officer,
member of the Executive Committee, Total
Demography, energy and mobility:
a current challenge
Sir Brian Hoskins,
First Director of the Grantham
Institute for Climate Change,
Imperial College London
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Welcome
Timur Gül,
Senior Energy Analyst,
Office of the Chief Economist,
International Energy Agency
Philippe Van de Maele,
President of “l’Agence de
l’Environnement et de la Maîtrise
de l’Energie“ (ADEME)
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Ways of progress for cars
09:30 am
10:30 am
Benoît Luc,
Senior Vice President Strategy
Refining & Marketing, Total
Christian Chapelle,
PSA Peugeot Citroën
VP Powertrain and Chassis
engineering
Peter Froeschle,
Head of Department Strategic
Energy Projects & Market
Development Fuel Cell / EV,
Daimler AG
Dr. Franck Seyfried,
Head of Department Powertrain
Energy Research, Volkswagen
10:30 am - 11:00 am
11:00 am
12:00 am
12:00 am
01:00 pm
afternoon:
• Engines of the future
Dr. Lars Peter Thiesen,
General Motors Europe’s
Manager Hydrogen & Fuel Cell
Deployment Strategy
Break
• Biofuels
Prof. Frances Arnold,
CALTECH, honored with the
Draper Prize 2011 (US National
Academy of Engineering)
Béatrice Humbert,
Head of the Bioenergies & Coal
chemistry team, Gas & Power,
Total
Paul Nash,
Airbus Head of New Energies
Jean-François Minster,
Senior Vice President Scientific
Development, Total
Ghislain Gosse,
Agronomist,
Chairman of INRA Lille center
Sandro Santamato,
Head of Unit for Economic
Analysis, DG MOVE, European
Commission
02:15 pm
03:00 pm
03:00 pm
04:00 pm
Comparisons between chinese, european
and american scenarios on sustainable mobility
Prof. Xu Sitao,
Director of the Global
Forecasting, China, Economist
Intelligence Unit, and Chief
Representative of The Economist
Group in China, visiting professor
of Tsinghua University
What about radical
innovations?
Chris Zegras,
Ford Career Development
Assistant Professor,
Transportation and Urban Planning
at Massachusetts Institute
of Technology (MIT)
Cities of the future & smart mobility
Jean-Pierre Sueur,
Senator, author of the information
report “Cities of the future, future
of the cities”
Robin Chase,
Founder of ZipCar
and Buzzcar
André Comte-Sponville,
Philosopher, writer. Member
of National Consultative committee
of Ethics
Focus on vehicles of the future
New materials, Sub compact cars, E planes, Trains of the future… Energy efficiency
Christian Casse,
Corporate Vice President Research
& Development, Hutchinson
Françoise Combelles,
RATP, Head of Innovation
and Sustainable Development
Francis Couillard,
Head of environment politic,
Head of European business,
SAFRAN
Jérôme Perrin,
CO2 and Environment Advanced
Projects Director, Renault
François Lacôte,
Senior Vice President Technical
Alstom Transport
Thomas Rölle,
President of IAV France
Keynote speech and introduction of the following lecture by Marie-Agathe Nicoli,
Manager of car department, TNS Sofres
Prof. John Polak,
Professor of Transport Demand
and Head of the Centre for
Transport Studies at Imperial
College London
01:00 pm - 2:15 pm
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Lunch
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SPEAKERS
04:00 pm
05:15 pm
A BEHAVIORAL REVOLUTION HAS STARTED:
Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), carpooling and car-sharing
Mobility Forum to discover start-ups and innovative societies:
- Intelligent Transportation Systems: Cisco, Nodbox, Topos Aquitaine
- Car-sharing: Buzzcar, Zen Car, Carbox
- Carpooling: Comuto-Covoiturage.fr, Green Cove Ingénierie
- Initiatives on mobility tools: GR cards and Iphone applications, Total
05:15 pm
06:00 pm
06:00 pm
06:30 pm
Corporate Social and Environmental
responsibility
Manoelle Lepoutre,
Senior Vice President Sustainable
Development and Environment,
Total
Patrick Hereng,
Vice-President Information and
Telecommunications Systems,
Total
Robert Vassoyan,
General Manager, Cisco France
Bernard Emsellem,
Delegate General Manager
Eco mobility, SNCF
Alain Champeaux,
Senior Vice President Africa/
Middle East, Refining & Marketing,
Total
Conclusion
Christophe de Margerie,
Chairman & Chief Executive
Officer, Total
06:30 pm
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Closing remarks and cocktail
Dominique Pialot
Journalist Green Business for the french economic daily La Tribune
Since 1998, Dominqiue Pialot has written in economic French magazines (Challenges, L’Entreprise,
L’Expansion, Le Nouvel Economiste Management). Then, after a Master 2 in Sustainable Development
in 2007, in publications specialized in environmental issues such as Environnement & Stratégie and
Environnement Magazine. From November 2007 to august 2008, she worked as a consultant within
the team “Sustainable Advisory and Assurance services” at Ernst & Young. In September 2008, she
joined French economic daily “La Tribune” to take responsability of the “Green Business” daily page.
She has a weekly chronicle in the radio show “Green Business” on BFM Business, and participates
in “C’est pas du vent” on RFI (Radio France international).
What solutions to take
up the challenge of
sustainable mobility?
Introduction
Jean Jacques Guilbaud
Chief Administrative Officer, member of the Executive Committee, Total
Jean-Jacques Guilbaud, 55, has an undergraduate degree in sociology and a postgraduate degree in
public law. He joined Total in 1981 as a legal advisor specializing in labor law, was appointed Industrial
Relations Manager in 1985, and was named Real Estate Asset Manager in 1991. After stints as
Assistant General Manager of the Normandy refinery in 1994 and Vice President, Human Resources
in 1996, he was appointed Senior Vice President, Human Resources and Corporate Communications
and member of the Management Committee in April 1998. He was named Senior Vice President,
Human Resources and Corporate Communications of TotalFina in 1999 and of TotalFinaElf in 2000
and President, Human Resources and Corporate Communications of Total in 2003. He is currently
Chief Administrative Officer, and member of the Executive Committee..
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Demographics, energy and mobility:
a current challenge
Ways of progress for cars
Engines of the future
Sir Brian Hoskins
Benoît Luc
Sir Brian gained a first in Mathematics and a PhD in Mathematics from the University of Cambridge
in 1966 and 1970 respectively. After completing his PhD, he became a Post Doctoral Fellow at the
National Center for Atmospheric Research in the USA, and then a visiting scientist at the University
of Princeton before moving to the University of Reading in 1971. At Reading, he was appointed
Reader in 1976 and then Head of the Department of Meteorology in 1990 – a post he held until 1996.
Sir Brian is a Royal Society Research Professor. He is review editor for Chapter 3 and author of
the technical summary of the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report. Sir Brian has been the Chair of the
Scientific Advisory Committee of the Met Office since 1995. He was elected as a Foreign Associate
of the US National Academy of Sciences in 2002 and appointed as a Foreign Member of the Chinese
Academy of Sciences in the same year. He was knighted in 2007 for his services to environmental science. Sir Brian’s previous roles have included vice-chair of the World Climate Research
Programme (2000-04), President of the International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric
Sciences (IAMAS) (1991-95), President of the Royal Meteorological Society (1998-2000) and
member of the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution (1998-2005).
Benoît Luc, 55, is a civil engineer (ESTP Paris) and has a degree in Economic Sciences. He began
his career as a Technical Cooperation Engineer in Morocco. He joined Total France in 1984 and
moved to the Total Europe Division in 1990 as the International Oil Card project manager. He was
temporarily assigned to Petrogal in Portugalin 1993, where he occupied the position of General
Trade Director. In 1995, he was appointed Strategic Development Director of Total Afrique-Moyen
Orient. He became Managing Director of Total Oil Turkyie in 1996. In 1999, he was appointed Marketing Development Director of Total then TotalFinaElf. In 2001, he became Chief Executive Officer
and Managing Director of Total Italia. In 2007, he was appointed Strategic Development & Research
Director of Total Refining Marketing. He became a member of the Management Committee of Total
Refining Marketing the same year
Director of the Grantham Institute for Climate Change, Imperial College London
Director of strategy, Refining & Marketing, Total
Stella Li
Vice-president of BYD Company Ltd
Senior Energy Analyst, Office of the Chief Economist,
International Energy Agency
Stella Li was born in Yun Nan Province, China. Ms. Li received her Bachelor’s Degree in Statistics
from Fudan University in 1992. Prior to joining BYD, Ms. Li worked at Global Resources, a B2B
media company which facilitates two-way trade between the PRC and World companies, providing
sourcing information to large volume purchasers and integrated marketing services to suppliers
from 1994 - 1996.
Dr. Timur Gül works as a senior energy analyst in the Office of the Chief Economist at the International Energy Agency (IEA) in Paris, France. He joined the IEA in January 2009, and is responsible
for the transport sector analysis in the World Energy Outlook. It is his second assignment with
the IEA, as he previously worked for the Renewable Energy Unit in 2003/2004 with a focus on the
integration of wind power into electricity markets. In between these two assignments, he worked as
a researcher at Paul Scherrer Institute in Switzerland on an energy-economic scenario analysis of
alternative fuels for transport.
Ms. Li joined BYD in 1996 as a manager in the Marketing Division. Her responsibility was to train
sales team, created marketing strategy for BYD roducts. In 1997, Ms Li opened BYD first overseas
office in HK, then found the first European office in Rotterdam in 1999. In 2000, she set up BYD NA
Headquarter in Chicago. Ms. Li contributed big effort to globalize BYD business. She was assigned
to BYD Vice President in 2002,and assigned to Senior Vice President of BYD Corporation in 2006.
Ms. Li is responsible for overall BYD overseas business, who is the CEO and President of BYD
Electronics Group and the head of BYD US corporation.
Timur Gül
Timur Gül holds a PhD in Energy Systems Analysis from the Swiss Federal Institutes of Technology
(ETH) Zurich. In addition, he holds a Master degree in Environmental Engineering from the Royal
Institute of Technology (KTH) Stockholm, Sweden, and a Diploma in Environmental Engineering
(MSc equivalent) from Stuttgart University, Germany.
Philippe Van De Maele
President of ADEME
Philippe Van De Maele is 49 years old and a graduate of Ecole Polytechnique and Ecole Nationale
des Ponts et Chaussées. As manager of the Large Projects department of the Haute-Garonne
Departmental Directorate, then of the Port and Aeroport Department of the Martinique Public
Works Departmental Directorate, among other experiences, he managed the status reform for
dock workers and port handlers in Martinique. In 1994, he joined the cabinet of the Ministry of
Overseas Departments and Territories as technical advisor for the environment, infrastructures
and housing. He was then named technical advisor to the Minister of Urban Affairs, in charge of
economic development, employment and housing aspects. Philippe Van De Maele continued his
career in Washington at the Inter-American Development Bank, before taking on the management
of the Energy, Transport and Communication department of World Business, Inc. Upon returning to
France, he was named Deputy Director of the Cabinet of the minister of state for Urban Affairs. In
2004, he created the ANRU (National Agency for Urban Renewal), and became its General Director
until 2007. After four years at the head of ANRU, he was called by Jean-Louis Borloo, Minister of
State in the Ministry of the Environment, Energy, Sustainable development and Territorial planning,
as deputy director of his cabinet in charge of implementing the Environment Grenelle. In particular,
he was responsible for monitoring the legislation to implement Grenelle 1 and for preparing the
proposed legislation for implementing a national environment policy (Grenelle 2). In March 2009, he
assumed the presidency of the French Environment and Energy Management Agency (ADEME).
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Christian Chapelle
Director, Transmission & Chassis Engineering Systems, PSA Peugeot Citroën
He holds degrees in mechanical engineering from Lyon INSA (1984), and in motor engineering from
Ecole Nationale Supérieure du Pétrole et des Moteurs (IFP 1987). Christian Chapelle has occupied
the following functions:
• PSA Peugeot Citroën from 2005 to 2009: Director of Traction Drives and Chassis, Director of
Programmes for Motor Propulsion Groups, Director of Diesel Motor Engineering, Manager of
low-range Engine Programmes
• Peugeot Motorcycles from 2002 to 2005, Director of the Motor Production Unit (Dannemarie,
Haut-Rhin)
• PSA Peugeot Citroën from 1994 to 2002, Project manager for the HDI 1.4 l motor family, Design
manager for the HDI 1.4 - 1.6 l motor family, Manager of Diesel engine architecture in advanced
engineering, Diesel motor engineer in the advanced motor engineering department.
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Dr. Lars Peter Thiesen
Susan Pikrallidas
Director of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Deployment Strategy, General Motors Europe
Secretary General for Automobile Mobility and Tourism,
Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA)
Dr. Lars Peter Thiesen began his career at Opel in 1998 at the Fuel Cell Activities department (FCA),
today’s European research and development center for alternative propulsion in Mainz-Kastel, Germany (GM APCE). Since then, he held various positions. Currently, he is responsible for GM/Opel’s
hydrogen and fuel cell deployment strategy in Europe and represents the company in German and
European committees and bodies. He also serves as the interface of the research and development
center in Mainz-Kastel to various departments within the Opel organization like Communications,
Public Policy, Marketing, Sales etc. Prior to his career at Opel, Lars Peter Thiesen worked as a
scientist at the University of Kiel, Germany specialized in renewable energies. He holds a PhD in
Natural Sciences (Physics).
Susan Pikrallidas took up her duties at the FIA as Secretary General for Automobile Mobility &
Tourism in January 2008. With a background in legal and consumer issues, road safety, energy
and the environment, she works closely with FIA Clubs, the FIA Foundation for the Automobile and
Society, and such major stakeholder as vehicle manufacturers, consumer groups, and global policy
organisations to develop and advocate effective public policy on issues of interest to motorists and
travellers. She also oversees the FIA’s Mobility Secretariat, including the management of travel
documents and the development of global services.
Before taking up her duties at the FIA, Mrs. Pikrallidas had a long career with the American Automobile Association, retiring from AAA as Vice President of Public Affairs. She led AAA’s advocacy efforts in Washington DC, working with a wide range of players in the transport and mobility sectors
and gaining expertise in automobile, traffic safety, and consumer issues. She led AAA’s advocacy
efforts before the U.S. Congress and federal agencies, and coordinated AAA Club advocacy efforts
at the State level. She also led AAA’s public relations and corporate communications activities.
Mrs. PIkrallidas is a graduate of Gustavus Adolphus College and the Georgetown University Law
Center, and is a member of the Virginia State Bar.
Peter Froeschle
Senior Manager, Department Strategic Energy Projects & Market Development
Fuel Cell / EV, Daimler AG
Having joined Daimler in 1994, today Peter Froeschle is the head of the department Strategic Energy
Projects & Market Development Fuel Cell / EV. During this period he has been elected as a vice
chairman in the Board of the New Energy World Industrial Grouping and subsequently as a member
of the governing board of the Joint Undertaking for Fuel Cells and Hydrogen. This is a public private
partnership that will spend almost 1 Billion Euro in this technology. He is also a member of several
executive committees which accelerate the development of new energy technologies. In the position
as a program manager between 2000 and 2004 he was responsible for Daimler’s worldwide F-CELL
fuel cell vehicle fleet program. From 1998 until 2000 he integrated the fuel cell & hybrid powertrain
vehicle activities into the regular car development processes at Daimler. Before that Peter Froeschle
held various technical planning positions in the Mercedes-Benz production and development
organizations. Peter Froeschle, born in 1965, finished his studies at the Technical University of
Stuttgart, Germany with a degree in technical & economic cybernetics. Later he completed his
management skills with a graduation as MBA at the St. Gallen Business School.
Dr. Frank Seyfried
Head of Department Powertrain Energy Research, Volkswagen
Dr. Frank Seyfried was born in Berlin, Germany in 1958. He studied chemical engineering at the
University of Braunschweig where he finished his PhD thesis on ´investigation on crystallisation
at heated surfaces using holographic interferometry´. From 1993 to 1997 Frank Seyfried he was
working on simulation purposes in the plant engineering company Uhde GMbH mainly constructing
power plants. From 1997 – 1998 Dr. Seyfried worked as project leader for planning and construction of paint shops at Volkswagen for production sites word wide. In 1998 he joined Volkswagen
research centre working first on fuel cell research. From 2002 to 2006 he changed to the topic
of alternative fuels. In this function Frank Seyfried was project leader of the EU funded project
´RENEW- renewable fuels for advanced powertrains´. Since march 2006 he is responsible for fuel
cell research at the Volkswagen Group. Since June 2007 he is responsible both for activities on fuel
and on fuel cell research. Since Oct. 2009 he is leading the department of powertrain energy which
includes biofuels, fuel cells and battery systems.
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Biofuels
Prof. Frances Arnold
California Institute of Technology, 2011 Charles Stark Draper award winner
Frances Hamilton Arnold (born 25 July 1956) is an internationally recognized American scientist
and engineer. She pioneered methods of directed evolution to create useful biological systems,
including enzymes, metabolic pathways, genetic regulatory circuits, and organisms. She is
Professor of Chemical Engineering and Biochemistry at the California Institute of Technology,
where she studies evolution and its applications in science, medicine, chemicals and energy. Her
work has been recognized by many awards, including 2011 Charles Stark Draper prize and the rare
honor of being elected to all three National Academies in the United States - The National Academy
of Sciences, The National Academy of Engineering, and the Institute of Medicine. She is the only
woman to have been so honored. Arnold is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Academy of Microbiology and the American Institute of Biomedical
Engineers. Arnold is involved in alternative energy research, including the development of highly
active enzymes (cellulases) and microorganisms to convert renewable biomass to fuels and chemicals. She co-founded Gevo, Inc. in 2005 and serves on the Science Advisory Boards of Codexis,
Fluidigm and Mascoma, Inc.
Béatrice Humbert
Head of the Bioenergies & Coal chemistry team, Gas & Power, Total
With a first degree in biology, Béatrice Humbert started her career with the European Commission in
Brussels before joining the staff of the Ministry of Environment in Paris, involved in climate change
and renewable energies. She then joined Arcelor Mittal as head of energy purchases. In 2009, she
joined the Total group as head of Strategy with the Gas & Power division, before taking over as head
of the Bioenergies & Coal chemistry team in the Gas & Power division in 2011.
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Ghislain Gosse
Agronomist, President of the INRA centre (French Institute for Agricultural
Research), Lille
With a degree in agricultural engineering, Ghislain Gosse’s career as a researcher at INRA focused
on the following topics: photosynthesis and crop productivity modelling, potential use of biomass
for non-food purposes and its environmental assessment. He has been director of the «Environment
and major crops» unit in Grignon (Inra-AgroParisTech), president of the Lille INRA centre, «Biomass» topic moderator at INRA and author in 2006 of the INRA strategic paper «renewable carbon».
He also served as an expert assigned to the European Commission (DG12) for eight years, and as
scientific advisor to ADEME on the topic «Biomass and Bioenergy» for five years.
Today he is Honorary Director of research at INRA, President of the «Agrotransfer Resources
and territory» structure, Representative of the Academy of Agriculture, Chairman of the scientific
council of the Technical Beet Institute, and member of the board of directors of the «Industry and
Agro-resources» (IAR) competitiveness agency.
Paul Nash
Head of New Energies, Airbus
Paul Nash has been Airbus Head of New Energies since July 2009 within the Environmental Affairs
department. In this role, Paul heads Airbus’ alternative fuels strategy and all new energy initiatives,
and sharing the information throughout the energy network. He manages demonstration projects,
and is Airbus alternative fuels spokesperson at conferences and to the press. Paul started his
Airbus career in Bristol (1988) in Engineering working in the Structural Design Department playing a
significant role in developing new engineering ways of working with 3D digital mock-up, Product Data
Management and Configuration Management (CM). This led to a move in 2001 to Airbus Central Entity
in Toulouse during Airbus’ integration where he led a transnational team developing the first common
set of Engineering processes, methods and tools for CM for the A380, A400M and A350 Programmes.
In 2004 he returned to Engineering in Toulouse where he built a new Centre of Competence (CoC),
driving common practices across all programmes and functions. In the role he was the process owner
for the subject. Paul was born in Bristol in 1964. He graduated with an Engineering Management and
Master degree in Business Administration from Bristol and Bradford University respectively. Paul is
married with three children and enjoys family life, Golf, Cricket, and Art.
Jean-François Minster
Scientific Director, Total
Jean-François Minster holds a doctorate in geochemistry from the Paris Institut de Physique du
Globe (Institute of Earth Physics). He carried out research into oceanography in Paris from 1981 to
1985, and then in Toulouse from 1985 to 1996. He served as Director of the CNRS’ Institut National
des Sciences de l’Univers (National Institute for the Cosmological and Environmental Sciences)
from 1996 to 2000, Chairman and Executive Director of the Institut Français de Recherche pour
l’Exploitation de la Mer (French Institute for Exploitation of the Sea) between 2000 and 2005 and
Scientific Director of the CNRS from 2005 to 2006. He is currently Scientific Director for the Total
group. Dr. Minster is also a corresponding member of the Académie des Sciences (the French
Academy of Sciences) and a member of the Académie des Technologies (the French Academy of
Technologies).
Comparisons between the chinese, european
and american sustainable mobility scenarios
Prof. Xu Sitao
Chief Representative, China - The Economist Group - Director of Global
Forecasting, China, EIU
Xu Sitao is Chief Representative of the Economist Group in China and Director of Advisory Services
for Economist Corporate Network in China since 2004. He recently took up an additional role of
Director of Global Forecasting, China, at EIU, with a mandate of serving the increasing needs of the
overseas drive by Chinese companies. Xu Sitao was the Economist for Indonesia, Korea, and Thailand in Singapore, working for MMS International of Standard and Poor’s Group in 1995. He then
joined Standard Chartered Bank as Regional Treasury Economist in 1996. Following this, he became
Societe Generale’s Chief Economist for Asia (ex-Japan) in 2001. Most recently, Xu Sitao worked
for ICBC (Asia), the overseas flagship of China’s largest bank (the world’s largest bank based on
market capitalization), as the Head of Economics. Xu Sitao holds a B.A. in Economics from Peking
University, an M.A. in Economics from the University of Connecticut, and a M.S. in Finance from
Boston College. He has been a columnist for Caijing and 21st Century, China’s leading business
publications and has contributed frequently to leading regional and international publications, such
as YaleGlobal Magazine, the Asian Wall Street Journal and Financial Times. He appears regularly
on CNBC, Bloomberg, and other TV shows as a commentator on Asia and an accomplished public
speaker and lecturer. Xu Sitao is on the Speaker Retainer Programme for the Virginia-based CFA
Institute and speaks regularly on asset allocation strategy in the context of China to institutional
investors, central banks, endowment funds, and regulators in Asia, Europe, South Africa, and the
US. Xu Sitao is a non-executive director of Hunan Valin, one of major steel companies in China,
which is partially owned by ArcelorMittal.
Sandro Satamato
Head of the Economic Analyses Unit, DG MOVE, European Commission
Mr Santamato is the Head of the Unit in charge of Economic Analysis and Impact Assessment in
the European Commission’s Directorate General for Mobility and Transport since January 2007. He
has been closely involved in the preparation of the Climate an Energy package of March 2008, of the
Greening of Transport package of July 2008, and of the Communication on a Sustainable Future for
Transport of June 2009. He has been leading the work on the White Paper on Transport adopted on
28 March 2011.
He has formerly worked in DG Competition on State aid issues (telecom, broadcasting, and banking
sectors) and, previously, on Antitrust and Mergers.
An economist by training, he has begun his career in the European Commission in 1993 in the DG
for Economic and Financial Affairs. Before joining the Commission he held a position as financial
analyst in the research department of a commercial bank.
Chris Zegras
Ford Career Development Associate Professor of Transportation & Urban
Planning and Engineering Systems, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Professor Zegras holds a Master in City Planning and a Master of Science in Transportation from
MIT and a PhD in Urban and Regional Planning, also from MIT. His research interests include the
influence of the built environment on individual travel behavior, transportation infrastructure and
system financing, developing indicators of sustainable transportation, comparative analyses of
metropolitan transportation systems, and mitigating transportation greenhouse gas emissions.
Along with teaching, Professor Zegras acts as the MIT Lead for the MIT-Portugal Program Transportation Systems Focus Area. He is also a member of the Campus Energy Task Force of the MIT
Energy Initiative.
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SPEAKERS
What about radical
innovations?
Prof. John Polak
Professor of Transport Demand and Head of the Centre for Transport
Studies at Imperial College London
Professor John Polak is Professor of Transport Demand and Head of the Centre for Transport
Studies at Imperial College London. He is Director of the Intercollegiate MSc courses in Transport
and coordinates the Universities’ Transport Partnership. He is a mathematician by background
specialising in the areas of travel behaviour and transport demand modelling. He is a past President
of the International Association for Travel Behaviour Research and a past Council Member of
the Association for European Transport and past chair of the AET Applied Transport Modelling
programme committee. He is a member of the EPSRC Peer Review College and serves on the US
Transportation Research Board’s Committee on Traveller Behaviour and Values. He has served as an
advisor to Transport for London on the design of LATS 2001 and the London Congestion Charging
monitoring programme and to the Department on the quality assurance reviews of the NTS and of
Road Freight Statistics as well as to the Singaporean and Norwegian governments on the modelling
road pricing measures. He has extensive experience of working with ITEA and its predecessors on a
wide range of topics. Polak has been in the forefront of innovative transport model development in
the UK for a number of years, contributing to the development of techniques for stated preference
data collection, activity based modelling, econometric aspects of discrete choice modelling, the
assessment of the welfare impacts of transport policy measures, the treatment of errors in revealed
preference data. He has published extensively on a number of aspects of travel behaviour and
demand including the effects of experience and information on trip planning and spatial choice, the
modelling of journey scheduling and peak spreading, household activity scheduling, the influence of
network unreliability on travel behaviour and the dynamics of day-to-day adaptation.
Cities of the future & smart mobility
Jean-Pierre Sueur
Senator, author of the «Cities of the future, future of cities» report
Jean-Pierre Sueur was Secretary of State to the Minister of the Interior in charge of local authorities
from May 1991 to the end of March 1993, in the governments of Edith Cresson and Pierre Bérégovoy. In this role, he presented to the National Assembly and the Senate on behalf of the Government
several bills which became law, including the law on the Territorial Administration of the Republic
which created the «community of communes» (district councils).
Elected Senator of Loiret in 2001, he is now vice president of the Commission of Laws in the Senate.
Jean-Pierre Sueur particularly monitors all issues under the purview of the commission of laws
related to: the Justice Department, local authorities, decentralisation, the Constitution, security,
human rights, immigration, etc. He has monitored Public Private Partnership and public markets
projects.
Robin Chase
Founder of ZipCar and Buzzcar
Robin Chase is the founder and CEO of Buzzcar, a car-sharing platform that connects car owners to
drivers to create a safe and easy car rental service between individuals that allows all participants
to optimise their transportation budgets. Buzzcar offers everyone the possibility of taking charge
and effecting change: together, its members are reinventing mobility and receiving the services they
want while using their resources more efficiently.
Robin also founded and then managed Zipcar for its firt three years; today Zipcar is the largest
car-sharing network in the world, with operations in North America and England. She then founded
and directed GoLoco, a website that uses social networking to build a car-sharing community in the
United States. Robin is known around the world for her ability to create practical, innovative, technological solutions for resource optimisation purposes. The Times named her one of the 100 most
influential people in 2009. Craig Newmark, creator of Craigslist, echoed this judgment by writing:
«Robin’s work illustrates everything the internet can do better: Zipcar is a company that contributes
to the good of the community. Everything depends on using the Internet to work together and help
one another.» Today Robin Chase is a consultant to the U.S. Commerce and Transportation Ministry,
notably participating in committees on innovation and technologies, as well as those involved
in transportation in several cities and states. She has received numerous awards in the fields of
innovation, design, environment and entrepreneurship.
A dozen books have been written about her success and her ability to create and manage a very
profitable company based on resource-sharing. Many articles have also been published about her in
the New York Times, the London Times, Time, Newsweek, Fortune, Business Week and Wired. She
has appeared on all the major television networks and given interviews on the major American radio
stations.
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André Comte Sponville
Philosopher, writer. Member of the French National Advisory Committee
on Ethics
A rationalist, materialist and humanist philosopher, André Comte-Sponville offers wisdom for our
times. He defines himself as a «non-dogmatic and faithful atheist». His favourite authors are Epicure,
Montaigne and Spinoza. Among the Modernists, he particularly relates to Claude Lévi-Strauss, Marcel
Conche and Clément Rosset. André Comte-Sponville was born in Paris in 1952. A graduate of Ecole
Normale Supérieure, certified by advanced examination in philosophy with a postgraduate doctorate
degree, Doctor Honoris Causa of the University of Mons-Hainaut in Belgium, he was a lecturer for
many years at the Sorbonne (Paris I University). Today he no longer teaches in order to devote himself
to writing and lecturing outside the University. He has been a member of the French National Advisory
Committee on Ethics since March 2008. He lectures at a number of associations (particularly the
Association for Management Progress) and companies (Crédit Agricole, AGF, Thomson, PSA, Total,
EDF, Groupama, Vivendi, Azur GMF, Galeries La Fayette, Sopra, Crédit Mutuel, Crédit coopératif, AXA,
DEXIA, Vinci, KPMG, Deloitte, GSK, Renault, Banques Populaires, GDF-SUEZ, etc.).
Julien Damon
Associate Professor at Sciences Po (MSc Urban Planning)
Julien Damon is a graduate of the Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris (Escp), an international
graduate business school, where he took an option in Management and Public Action. He has a postgraduate diploma in social sciences and knowledge sciences, and published a sociology thesis at the
Université de la Sorbonne - Paris IV.
He is a research director and has been a Consultant/Associate Professor at Sciences Po, the French
school of political science, since 2008. He previously worked for the French Prime Minister’s office on
the staff of the Haut commissaire aux Solidarités actives, the French government anti-poverty unit, from
January to June 2008, and the Centre d’analyse stratégique, a government strategic research unit, from
March 2006 to January 2008. He was also the Assistant Director of the Caisse nationale des Allocations
familiales (Cnaf), the French national office for family benefits, from June 1999 to March 2006. He
worked as an independent consultant from February 1998 to May 1999, after serving as a member of the
senior management team of the SNCF, where he was responsible for the French national rail company’s
social mission, Mission Solidarité, from January 1996 to February 1998.
Focus on vehicles of the future
Christian Casse
Director of R&D, Hutchinson
Born in 1950, with a degree from Ecole des Mines in Nancy, Christian Casse joined Paulstra, a subsidiary of
the Hutchinson Group, in 1973 as a Research Engineer. He became Director of Research & Development at
Hutchinson in 2007, after many years of experience essentially in technology: Development, Industrialisation, Research. Christian Casse has taken part in the rollout of technology and sales for major new automobile, aeronautics and rail transportation markets in France and around the world. The Hutchinson Research
Centre is very active in the fields of materials, energy management and digital simulation. Christian Casse
also coordinates certain research projects through the Chemistry Division of Total.
Françoise Combelles
Innovation and sustainable development representative, RATP
A graduate of Ecole Polytechnique with an engineering degree from Ecole Nationale des Ponts et
Chaussées, Françoise Combelles began as Director of technical services and urbanism for the city of
Ulis, and was then named Director of Operations for Autoroutes du Nord motorways. On 1 January 1993,
Françoise Combelles joined RATP in the Infrastructure and Planning department. She carries out various
organisational missions, including implementation of the general contracting function, purchasing, and
the merging of two operational units. In October 2002 she joined the Procurement and Logistics department, of which she became Director, and then in September 2004 she joined the Transport Directorate as
the manager in charge of energy and climate questions. In 2007 Françoise Combelles joined the General
Delegation for Innovation and Sustainable Development, and took over as Director in 2010.
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Francis Couillard
Director of environmental policy, European Affairs department, Safran
At Snecma , since end of 1981, started at the design office ( thermal engineering ), then took
responsibilities in the CFM program organization between 1984 and 1989 , joined Marketing to be
in charge of CFM Sales Engineering till 2000, then Snecma-Services to be deputy to the general
manager of CFM spare parts department up to 2005, and since then in charge of environmental
Affairs at CFM and Vice President of environmental policies within the European Affairs Directorate
of the SAFRAN Group.
Jérôme Perrin
Director of «CO2, Energy, Environment» Advanced Engineering, Renault
Jérôme Perrin is engineer from the Ecole Polytechnique (Paris), and doctor in physics from the
University Paris VII – Denis Diderot. He started a research career in CNRS (French Scientific
National Research Center, www.cnrs.fr) from 1981 to 1996, in the fields of plasma physics and
chemistry, plasma-materials interactions and film deposition or etching, and their applications to
the fabrication of photovoltaic solar cells, opto-electronics and flat panel displays. In 1997 he joined
the Balzers & Leybold group, which eventually became Oerlikon (www.oerlikon.com), as director
for the development of plasma-assisted deposition and etching industrial equipment for flat panel
display and solar panel manufacturing.In 2001 he was hired by the industrial gas company Air
Liquide (www.airliquide.com) as R&D program director for gas analysis, gas-surface chemistry,
and new energy technologies such as solar photovoltaics, and hydrogen and fuel cells. During
this period he has chaired the French national R&D program PAN-H on hydrogen and fuel cells of
the ANR (National Research Agency, www.agence-nationale-recherche.fr). In February 2007 he
joined Renault as Director of Advanced Projects on CO2 and Environment within the Department
of Research, Advanced Engineering and Materials (DREAM). As such he is in charge of advanced
engineering for future electric vehicles. He is also in charge of the relationship with Nissan on these
subjects. Since 2009 he is chairing the steering committee of the French national R&D program on
ground transport vehicles of the ANR.
François Lacôte
Senior Vice President Technical Alstom Transport
1966-1971: Graduated from respectively “Ecole Polytechnique” and “Ecole Nationale des Ponts
et Chaussées”.
1971-1974: Ministry of Infrastructure and Transportation, in charge of town- and regional planification.
1974-1981: Managing Director of various maintenance shops in SNCF.
1981-1982: Head of locomotives & traction design and procurement within SNCF’s Rolling Stock division.
1983-1990: Head of SNCF’s very high speed train (“TGV”) projects, where he supervised the commissioning of the very first TGV (“PSE”) and managed the design and procurement of all subsequent TGV
generations including Duplex & Thalys. It was during this period that he directed the project in which the
SNCF broke the world speed record on rail on 18th May 1990 (515 km/h).
1990-1997: Vice President of SNCF’s Rolling Stock division, including TGV, (design, testing, procurement,
commissioning) and also in charge of all SNCF’s maintenance depots and workshops (28,000 employees).
He expanded these activities into international markets.
1997-1998: President of SNCF International.
1998-2000: Vice President Research and Technology, SNCF.
2000-2009: Joined Alstom Transport as member of the Management Committee and as Senior Vice
President, in charge of R&D and Engineering Platforms.
Since September 1st, 2009: Joined the Executive Committee of Alstom Transport as Senior Vice President
and President’s Technical Advisor. He co-directed with SNCF and RFF the last world speed record on rail
project that was set on April 2007 (574,8 km/h). He was also in charge of the development of the AGV,
fourth generation of very high speed trains, unveiled in 2008.
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Thomas Rölle
Robert Vassoyan
Thomas Rölle was graduated at Technical University of Hannover in 1989 in mechanical engineering,
thermal combustion engines and vehicle technologies. He joined IAV in 1989 as a research engineer
for injection system development. He was Project leader on different injection system and powertrain
development and calibration projects. He was Department leader for injection system development,
including setup of a dedicated test center this activity with a final workforce. He is in charge of french
customers in IAV Group and of business development in France since 2005. Since the creation of IAV
France in 2007, he is President of this company located in Guyancourt and in La Garenne since then.
Robert Vassoyan joined the worldwide leader in network solutions in 2007 as Sales Director in
charge of the French Small & Medium Businesses market and member of the Board of Directors.
In 2008, he was promoted Managing Director for the Enterprise market (Major Accounts).
Appointed General Manager of Cisco France in August 2011, his mission consists of leveraging
and expanding the growth of Cisco in France, and strengthening the company’s foothold within the
social and economic landscape of the country. After his graduation from French business school
ESSEC, Robert Vassoyan started his career at Renault in 1990. He then joined Compaq France
where he held various positions including Marketing Director and Sales Director for the SMB market. In 2002, he became Director of the Servers division for HP France before moving on
to an international role as Head of Alliances for HP EMEA.
President of IAV France
Marie-Agathe Nicoli
General Manager, Cisco France
Director of the automobile department of TNS Sofres
At 42 years of age, with a degree from ESC Nantes and a Masters in information and media from Sup de
Co, Paris, Marie-Agathe Nicoli is the director of the automobile department of TNS Sofres (TNS Automotive is present in 80 countries with 350 experts). She is assisted by Karen Tartour (former director of
clientele). Marie-Agathe Nicoli began her career with Michelin in Portugal before joining Sofres in 1995,
and entering the consumer goods department of Research International in 2000 as director of clientele.
In 2006 she was promoted to director of the department. Her scope of responsibility was extended to all
«qualitative» and «quantitative» consumer goods activities two years later. Since 2009 and the merger
of TNS Sofres and Research International, she has been director of the Consumer department.
Corporate social and environmental responsibility
Manoelle Lepoutre
Senior Vice President of Sustainable Development and Environment, Total
Manoelle Lepoutre is Senior Vice President, Sustainable Development and Environment, Member of the
Total Management Committee since June 2009. She began her career for Elf in Exploration and Production
Research & Development, where she was in charge of Basin Modelling (petroleum evaluation of sedimentary basins and of exploration prospects). She had then several positions in Exploration, as an operational
geologist in France and then getting progressively larger responsibilities, as Area Exploration Manager
in Netherlands, the Vice President Exploration in Norway for Elf, then Vice President Geosciences in US
for Total, from 2000 to 2003 before being assigned Vice President Research and Development for Total
Exploration and Production in 2004. Manoelle Lepoutre is a graduate from « École nationale supérieure de
Géologie de Nancy » (France) and from the French Petroleum Institute High School (ENSPM).
Patrick Hereng
Senior Vice President of Information and Telecommunications Systems, Total
Patrick Hereng, age 55, is an engineering graduate of Institut Supérieur d’Électronique du Nord (ISEN). In
1979 Patrick Hereng began his career with IBM; he then joined the computer manufacturer Intertechnique, where he held various functions through 1985. Then, after six years with Cap Gemini, he joined
the Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations (CDC) group, where he managed the Department of Information
Systems of CDC Marchés from 1996 to 1998. In 1998 Patrick Hereng joined the Total group in the
Refining Marketing branch, where he took part in the merging of the information systems of the three
companies Elf, Fina and Total before becoming Director of Refining Marketing Information Systems.
Bernard Emsellem
Deputy General Director of Ecomobility, SNCF
Bernard Emsellem has degrees in theoretical mathematics and human sciences, became Deputy
General Director for sustainable development and communication at SNCF in 2008, and was named
Deputy General Director of Ecomobility on April 2010. A member of the Executive Management
Board, Bernard Emsellem is responsible for developing ecomobility for the different company
divisions with services to allow clients to become as ecomobile as possible from a global end-toend perspective combining various transportation methods. Bernard Emsellem was responsible for
creating in 2010 an Institute for research and discussion on responsible mobility, in an ever more
restrictive context of economic, environmental, climate and societal crisis. He supervises
the Department of sustainable development, the Solidarity Foundation and the company’s
«Ecomobility Partner» investment fund. Bernard Emsellem began his career in research in France
and Côte d’Ivoire. He then developed research activities for internal and external clientele for major
companies and institutions, as Director of the qualitative research department at SEMA in 1976, and
Director of SOFRES-Communication in 1981. In 1985, he founded his own communication strategies research and consulting firm. In 1990 he joined the corporate communication group Francom
as managing partner. He joined TBWA-Corporate in 1995 and became president in 1998.
In 2002, he entered SNCF as Director of communication. He is president of Public Communication,
the association of public institution communicators, and vice president of UDA.
Catherine Ferrant
Managing Director of the Total Foundation
With degrees in Economics and Communications from the University Catholique de Louvain in
Belgium, Catherine Ferrant began her professional career as a journalist at Le Soir, where she held a
number of positions, including Editor of the Politics. Employment and Business section. In 1989, she
joined PetroFina as Vice- President, Corporate Communications. After the mergers of Total, PetroFina
and Elf, she was Head of the Group’s Internal Communications Department and later Vice-President,
Corporate Communications at Atofina, the Chemicals business. In 2003, she was appointed VicePresident, Global Diversity and Accountability, heading a new department created as part of Total’s
Human Resources and Corporate Communication Division. In July 2008, she was appointed Vice
President Corporate Philanthropy of Total and Managing Director of the Total Foundation.
Conclusion
Christophe de Margerie
Alain Champeaux
Chief Executive Officer, Total
Alain Champeaux is a graduate of Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines. He joined Total in 1976.
After managing Economic research, he left for Germany in 1979 where he held the function of
Network director. In 1990 he joined Total France in the role of Network director. In 1995 he became
Director of Distribution Europe for Total, then Totalfina in June 1999. He is also a member of the
Group Executive committee. In 2000 he became Director of Marketing Europe for TotalFinaElf.
In 2002, Alain Champeaux was named Director of Africa Middle East, Refining & Marketing.
Christophe de Margerie is a graduate of École Supérieure de Commerce business school in Paris.
He started at Total in the corporate Finance Department in 1974 and was responsible first for the
budget and then for financing for Exploration & Production subsidiaries before becoming Corporate
Treasurer in 1987. He moved to Total Trading and Middle East in May 1990 and served successively
as Chief Financial Officer, Senior Vice President, Middle East, President, Middle East and Senior
Executive Vice President. In June 1995, he was appointed to the Corporate Management Committee and
President, Total Middle East. After Total merged with PetroFina in June 1999, he was named President,
Exploration & Production and an Executive Committee member for TotalFina. In January 2002, he was
appointed President, Exploration & Production at Total. Elected a Total Director at the May 12, 2006
Annual Shareholders’ Meeting, he took over as Total’s Chief Executive Officer on February 14, 2007.
He was appointed Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Total on May 21, 2010.
Director of Africa Middle East, Refining & Marketing, Total,
and member of the executive committee
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FLOOR -1
SITE MAP
Plenary
GROUND FLOOR
1st FLOOR
Entrance
Cloakroom
Welcome desk
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Welcome coffee
Lunch
Cocktail
Breaks
Mobility Forum
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mobility FORUM
(1st floor)
Intelligent Transportation Systems
Cisco
1
Nodbox
2
1
2
Topos
Aquitaine
3
3
Car-sharing
9
8
5
Buzzcar
4
6
7
4
5
Zen Car
Carbox
6
Carpooling
Comuto-Covoiturage.fr
7
8
Green Cove Ingénierie
Initiatives on mobility tools
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GR cards and Iphone applications, Total
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organisation TEAM
Maël Maisonneuve
Caroline Dollez
[email protected]
[email protected]
Jean-Pierre Loizeau
[email protected]
Nicolas Rider
[email protected]
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Silvia Polski
[email protected]
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See you at:
http://www.total.com/
http://universite-total.latribune.fr
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