SOE: UK Fuel Efficiency Forum
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
9:30 AM
UK Fuel Efficiency Forum
Date:19th Oct 2011
Time:09:30
Venue address:Millbrook Proving Ground Ltd., Millbrook, Bedford, MK45 2JQ
Members’ price:£80.00
Non-members’ price:£95.00
Gain invaluable market intelligence and work with key industry leaders who will highlight future trends and developments to improve fuel efficiency.
Discussion topics include:
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Influencing factors on fuel consumption
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Low rolling resistance and its effect on fuel consumption
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Impact of transmission architecture and operation on fuel efficiency
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Tailoring transmissions to duty cycle
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The new Bridgestone Ecopia Environmental tyre and it’s fuel efficiency advantages
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Bridgestone’s Total Fleet Management package
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Engine selection and impact on fuel efficiency
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Ride and drive
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Join the fast track and access Millbrook’s premier test facility and drive a range of large commercial vehicles from refuse trucks to buses and dumper trucks.
Members' price | £80.00 + VAT
Non-members' price | £95.00 + VAT
To book please download a registration form below.
UK Fuel Efficiency Forum 2011 - Registration Form [PDF - 59kB]
For more information please contact Emma Thompson on emma.thompson@soe.org.uk or call 020 7630 2174.
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