Attend the largest electric vehicle conference of the year as a media participant.

Montréal — February 16, 2016 — Speakers, exhibitors and sponsors from the entire electric drive supply chain, including R&D experts, leading manufacturers, top industry executives and government partners from around the world, will join nearly 2,000 expected attendees participating in the 29th International Electric Vehicle Symposium in Montréal, Québec at the Palais des congrès de Montréal from June 19 through 22, 2016.  Meet and interview speakers from over 300 sessions including plenary presentations, lectures and dialogues led by industry leaders, technology experts and government partners, covering essential and pressing topics in electric drive. The event theme of “Drive Electric Innovation” will encompass a focus on vehicles, infrastructure, vehicle systems and applications, public policy, market development and deployment case studies.

Credentialed media will have access to complimentary registration and welcome to attend all EVS29 program events.

How to register for EVS29 as a member of the media:

• After reviewing the requirements below, please submit an email request and credentialing verification to communications@evs29.org. Requests for media credentials will be reviewed by the Electric Drive Transportation Association.   
• Prospective registrants that meet eligibility criteria will receive a media confirmation code via email. Please add communications@evs29.org to your safe senders list.
• Use this confirmation code to complete your complimentary online registration at www.evs29.org. 

NOTE: EDTA reserves the right to refuse media registrations. Media representatives must be prepared to present organizational identification upon on-site registration at EVS29.

Credentialing requirements:

To be credentialed, please submit appropriate verification in digital or link format to communications@evs29.org, indicating the interested party meets at least one of the following criteria:

• Represents a commercial newspaper, magazine or website funded by subscription or paid advertising. An internal organization publication or website does not qualify as a commercial publication.
• Represents a publication issued by a government agency. Note: this does not include contracted and/or support organizations.
• Freelance writers must show documentation from a commercial news organization, as described above, that they are on assignment to cover EVS29.