The German American Chamber of Commerce presents the E-mobility: Transatlantic Mobility and Energy

May 24, 2010 - PRLog -- In the past few years, the idea of generating energy in a sustainable manner and using it efficiently has established itself in the USA in response to the concern for secure energy supplies and climate protection. However, while the USA is only recently breaking into the renewable energies market, Germany has been at the forefront in renewable energy technologies for some time.

The huge market potential and the current positive developments in the area of electric mobility and energy offer an extremely interesting market. In order to inform about current technology trends in the USA and Germany as well as exchange ideas and experiences, the German American Chamber of Commerce of the Southern US, Inc. will host the “E-mobility Transatlantic Mobility and Energy Conference” on June 3, 2010.

Speakers will include Karsten Schmidt of Bertrandt US, Inc., Dr. Joachim G. Taiber from the International Center for Automotive Research at Clemson University, Klaus Schoenborn from CADFEM GmbH, Bryan C. Coley from the Southern Company,
Dr. John D. Gatto from NRW Invest LLC North America,  Darrin Nowicki from Continental Automotive Systems, and Guido Woska from Hoffmann & Krippner.

For more information on attending the event, being held the morning of June 3rd at the Peachtree Conference Center, visit:

http://www.gaccsouth.com/veranstaltungen/event/?no_cache=...

Members of the press are welcome to join the conference from 12:30 to 1:00 to interview the speakers. Anyone interested should contact conference organizer Silke Miehlke at smiehlke[at]gaccsouth.com or (404) 586-6804.

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About the GACC South:
The German American Chamber of Commerce of the Southern United States was founded in 1978 to promote and support bilateral trade between Germany and the U.S. The GACC South is located in Atlanta, Georgia and serves the 11 Southeastern states of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. Four local chapters have been established in Charlotte, NC, Greenville, SC, Dallas, TX, Nashville, TN, as well as a branch office in Houston, TX, with a focus on the energy sector.

The GACC South is a private, non-profit organization and serves as the official representative of German trade in the Southeastern US. It is part of an international network composed of 120 German foreign chambers of commerce and government offices in 80 countries. The GACC South is one of the largest bi-national chambers in the United States.

Visit www.gaccsouth.com for more information about the chamber.