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March 5, 2013 PH&EV Research Symposium

Tom Turrentine - "Arrival and Welcome"
Akriti Bhambi - "World EV Cities and Ecosystems Project"
Tai Stillwater - "In-Vehicle Energy Feedback"
Kevin Nesbitt - "Preliminary Results from a PHEV Fleet Demonstration"
Jamie Davies - "PHEV Utility Factor Impacts Analysis"
Ken Kurani - "Can PEV Drivers be Persuaded to Charge Off-Peak?"
Jennifer TyreeHageman - "Community and Social Media Use Among Early PEV Drivers"
Nicolette Caperello - "Do You Mind If I Plug-In My Car? How Etiquette Shapes PEV Drivers' Vehicle Charging Behavior"
Julia Sohnen - "Regional GHG Emissions Associated with EV Charging In CA"
Gil Tal - "The Current PEV Market: Consumer Perspectives"
Michael Nicholas - "Charging Infrastructure Planning"

The PH&EV Research Center focuses our research into 5 broad areas, which are shown below, with the lead researchers identified for each focus area.
Below you will find recent presentations by our researchers.

Plug-In 2012 (July 2012)

Jamie Davies - "How Much on Electric? Looking at PHEV Driver's EV Driving Experience (e VMT) and How It Might Change with CD Range and Charging Infrastructure"
Gil Tal - " Who is Buying PEVs in CA? Exploring Household & Usage Characteristics of New PEV Owners"
Tom Turrentine - " World Lessons About EV Deployment"

National Governors Association (July 2012)

Dahlia Garas "About PEV Consumer"

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March 5, 2013 PH&EV Research Symposium

Plug-In 2012 (July 2012)

National Governors Association (July 2012)