An Important Global Forum
President of Iceland, Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson, will inaugurate Driving Sustainability for the fourth time in Reykjavik Iceland on September 16th 2010. Some 600 participants from 140 companies and institutions in 20 countries have for the last three years assembled in Reykjavik in September. Every year, the DS events have generated important milestones and showcased disruptive technologies that have attracted significant media attention.
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Jim Motavalli Interview with Chris Paine
Jim Motavalli interviews Chris Paine, Director of Who Killed The Electric Car and speaker at DS10 Reykjavik on WPKN radio in Connecticut covering a wide range of…
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Jim Motavalli — Iceland: Here We Are, Plug Us In
Iceland -- with renewable energy almost too cheap to meter and a small, tech-savvy population -- is the perfect candidate for electric cars. The challenge is to get the world…
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Confirmed Speaker: Cristiano Carlutti
We are pleased to announce that Cristiano Carlutti will be speaking at DS10 Reykjavík. Cristiano is Vice President of European Sales and Operations for Tesla Motors.
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Confirmed Speaker: Paolo Salvatore
We are pleased to announce that Paolo Salvatore will be speaking at DS10 Reykjavík. Paolo Salvatore is Managing Director of CIAOTECH Srl (member of PNO Group).
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Confirmed Speaker: Chris Bangle
We are pleased to announce that Chris Bangle will be speaking at DS10 Reykjavík. Chris was the former Chief of Design for BMW.
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Inspired by Iceland
A new site with some great video promoting all things Iceland. If you haven't been here before, now's the time! Visit it here.
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Pétur Haraldsson: International Newsmaker Q&A
Founder and Executive Chairman of Driving Sustainability, Pétur Haraldsson was interviewed by James Guyette of Aftermarket Business. Highlights of the interview include insight into the impact of the Icelandic economy…
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Iceland’s export of EV expertise aims to put the freeze on automotive pollutants
Although international air travelers may wish that Iceland's infamous Eyjafjallajokull volcano put its ash somewhere else, the underlying geographic conditions belching super-heated gases from below are assisting with a global…
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Iceland looks to green, innovative income sources
Greek unions this week ramped up a revolt against draconian budget cuts as their government faced new pressure to reign in a deficit that has sparked the most serious crisis…
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DS09 Reykjavík: A Big Success
This year's forum, like those prior, was a major success with over 200 attendees from 25 countries and a serious line up of speakers from 9 countries converging in Reykjavík,…
Why Reykjavík?
With 80% of the country utilizing sustainable energy, Reykjavík is on it's way to becoming the first fully sustainable powered city in the world. By removing fossil fuel for transportation needs this goal can be achieved.
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