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APPENDIX D
Committee Meetings and Other Activities
1.
Committee Meeting, October 13–16, 1997, Southfield, Michigan
The following presentations were made to the committee:
Fuel Cell Vehicle Development
Neil Otto, Ballard Power Systems
Ultralight Advanced Composite Hybrids and PNGV
Amory Lovins, Director, Rocky Mountain Institute
Ford P2000 Proprietary Session (for Committee and NRC Staff Only) at Ford Location
Opening Remarks
Trevor Jones, Committee Chair
Ken Baker, Vice President, Research and Development, GM, for USCAR
George Joy (U.S. Department of Commerce), Chair, PNGV Government Technology Team
Discussion of the Committee's Phase 3 Report
George Joy (U.S. Department of Commerce), Chair, PNGV Government Technology Team
Peter Rosenfeld (Chrysler)
Ross Witschonke (Ford)
Ron York (GM)
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Technology Selection Status
Peter Rosenfeld (Chrysler)
Ross Witschonke (Ford)
Ron York (GM)
Linda Lance, Office of the Vice President of the United States
Pandit Patil (U.S. Department of Energy), Vice Chair, PNGV Government Technology Team
Review of Significant Progress and Major Barriers Compared to PNGV Milestones and Future Plans:
Systems Analysis and Engineering
Mutasim Salman (GM), PNGV-USCAR Systems Analysis Technical Team
Body-in-White/Vehicle Weight Reduction
Andy Sherman (Ford), PNGV-USCAR Materials Technology Team
Bill Stuef (Ford) PNGV-USCAR Vehicle Engineering Technical Team
Four Stroke Direct Injection Engines
Rich Belaire (Ford), PNGV-USCAR Four Stroke Direct Injection Technical Team
Flywheels
Tom Kiser (Chrysler), PNGV-USCAR Flywheel Technical Team
2.
Committee Subgroup Visit to the Chrysler Liberty and Technical Affairs Facility for briefing on proprietary concept vehicle technology, November 10 and 14, 1997, Auburn Hills, Michigan
Discussions and presentations on the Chrysler Prowler, CCV, HEV, fuel cells, and technology integration. Attendees from Chrysler included: C.N. Ashtiani, C.E. Burroni-Bird, R.L. Davis, S. Dinda, R.C. Fielding, G.M. Heidecker, T.S. Moore, P.M. Rosenfeld, L.E. Rybacki, and S.T. Speth.
3.
Committee Meeting, December 3–5, 1997, The Savoy Suites, Washington, D.C.
The following presentations were made to the committee:
Role of the Government after the Technology Selection Process
Gary Bachula, Acting Under Secretary for Technology Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce
George Joy, Chair PNGV Government Technology Team, U.S. Department of Commerce
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Interface of the PNGV with Other Government R&D Programs
George Joy, Chair, PNGV Government Technology Team
Fuel Economy Potential of Direct-Injection Stratified-Charge Engines
Hiromitsu Ando, Mitsubishi Motors
Fuel Cells
Alfred P. Meyer, Manager, Transportation Business, International Fuel Cells
Update on Government Infrastructure Study
Chris Sloane, PNGV Technical Manager, General Motors
Peter Rosefeld, PNGV Director-Chrysler
Rose Witschonke, PNGV Director-Ford
4.
Committee Subgroup Visit to the Ford World Headquarters for briefing on proprietary cost estimates, December 18, 1997, Dearborn, Michigan
5.
Trevor Jones and Craig Marks attended the joint meeting of the PNGV Technical Teams on January 28, 1998, Detroit, Michigan
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technical team