FPC2018

Wednesday 28th February & Thursday 1st March 2018

About FPC2018

The Future Powertrain Conference (FPC2018) is a two day UK event created to bring together industry and academic experts within the powertrain development field. It will open up presentations and discussions on the solutions to the challenges faced by the engineering industry in the UK and internationally over the next ten years.

With multiple pressures pushing the industry to meet ever tighter emission regulations, the need to develop and implement new technology is increasing all the time and the inherent risks can only be mitigated by a better understanding of the technology.

To help strengthen the UK engineering community and to meet this challenge FPC2018 is being launched to bring together and help bridge the gap between scientists and engineers from the UK’s leading academic institutions and the best of the UK’s industry.

Professor Nigel Brandon OBE

Director Energy Storage Research Network

Imperial College London

Professor Matthias Wellers

Managing Director

AVL Powertrain UK

10 Session Themes FPC2017

4 Keynote Speakers FPC2017

400+ Delegates FPC2017

96% of delegates would attend again

What Delegates have said about FPC2017

98% would recommend the conference to others

What Delegates have said about FPC2017

96% said they found the conference useful

What Delegates have said about FPC2017

Keep prices low – Great to see lots of younger participants

Low prices attracting younger participants

Found it a good experience to attend the conference, exchanging knowledge, making contacts and seeing what major companies in the area are currently working on.

Visit to FPC2017

Good event, becoming more popular each year, attended by senior people - great.

Each year becoming more popular

Best value for money conference I have attended; excellent mix of relevant subjects covered and at the right technical level.

Best value for money conference

FPC goes from strength to strength - a great second year!

FPC2016 to be even bigger

It seems at last that the Future Powertrain Conference is addressing this issue, in terms of the automotive industry at least, and bringing the two sides together to exchange knowledge and share ideas - in areas ranging from batteries to fuel cells

FPC2016 addressing key issues in the automotive industry

All the right people for successful networking, interesting session topics and a good range of technology on display at the exhibition

Meet the right people at FPC2016

Excellent event, shame I could only stop the one day.

Sean Long, Enterprise Ireland

I would like to pass on my thanks to you and the organising team for such an amazing conference last week.

Daryl Booth, MI-Technology

Congratulations on this very successful powertrain conference.

Siyuan Ji, School of Electronic, Electrical & Systems Engineering, Loughborough University