Future Armoured Vehicles: Power Systems 2025 Conference

As technological innovations continue to advance rapidly, effective power management for future armoured vehicles is more crucial than ever to ensure the operational readiness of armed forces worldwide. Power systems play a pivotal role in various performance aspects of armoured vehicles, encompassing both mechanical and electronic functionalities. Join us at the Future Armoured Vehicles Power Systems Conference 2025 to stay ahead in understanding and addressing these critical considerations that directly impact the capabilities and effectiveness of your armoured vehicle operations.

As the only conference of its kind, Future Armoured Vehicles Power Systems, will provide you with unique briefings on the efforts being made to enhance current armoured vehicle performance, as well as an exploration of the developments and innovations being made in an effort to guarantee the long-term effectiveness of future forces.

Join us to hear the latest insights into vehicle architecture, powertrain considerations and developments, the electrification of future platforms, and the methods being employed that will power the system of systems required for operational excellence.

Speakers: Colonel Charles Seaberry (Director, US Army Futures Command), Dr Ender Ince (Technical Consultant, SSB), Dr Gary Mepsted (Principal Engineer, QinetiQ), Dr Gerhard Skoff (Vice President and General Manager, AVL List GmbH), Lieutenant Colonel Paul Cooper (Commanding Officer, Army Trials Unit), Major Joe Williamson (SO2 Current Forces, ATDU), Major Kamil Balwar (Desk Officer - Project Manager MBT, Czech Armed Forces), Mr Alan Paramore (TD6 Land Common Services, DE and S), Mr Colin Morgan (Principal Engineer, QinetiQ), Mr Elias Lallo (Scientist, FOI), Mr Jan Gosewinkel (Vehicles and Trials Officer - BOXER Programme Division, OCCAR EA), Mr Jasjeet Singh (Senior Principal Consultant, DNV Services UK), Mr Joseph Moriarty-Travers (Advanced Methodology Department Lead, AVL Powertrain UK), Mr Robert Camm Principal (Consultant Sustainable Transport, DNV Services UK), Mr Tobias Gold (LE-FCSS-TD6-Eng1, DE and S), Mr Vincent Grizio (PM FOSOV, US SOCOM), Mr William Suttie (Former Fellow, DSTL), Professor Gregory Offer (Professor in Electrochemical Engineering, Imperial College London)