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Electrified systems: how to turn sustainability targets into reality

14 Sep 2023
Aerospace Forum
Sustainability & Climate Change

Electrification has emerged as a promising solution to reduce the industry's carbon footprint. As a huge contributor to CO2 emissions, the transition to using electric propulsion and power distribution instead of traditional fossil fuels will be an important step forward for the defence industry. In fact, with the integration of sustainable and secure technologies, an electrified future will greatly improve the efficiency and effectiveness of military operations, while also reducing the environmental footprint and increasing survivability. However, it isn’t a simple undertaking to determine the most effective approach to an electrified future that will achieve sustainability targets, without impacting mobility, lethality or established logistics systems.

 

This panel will discuss some of the key questions to consider when establishing sustainability targets and explore possible strategies and supporting tactics to meet those objectives.

Chairperson
Richard Dunne, Business Development Executive - Drive System Design
Speakers
James Miller, Vice President, Business Development, Combat Mission Systems - BAE Systems
Group Captain Jamie Miller MBE MBA MA, Head Capability - Climate Change & Sustainability - Ministry of Defence
Mr Ian Pain, Chief Executive Officer, Horstman Group - Horstman – a RENK Group Company
Mr Nigel Sherwood MBE, IEng MIMechE, Principal Systems Engineer - Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

Session Sponsor:

DSD

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