Call for papers is open.

• The future of real-world emissions regulation

  1. How regulation is shifting from laboratory certification to real-world verification

  2. EPA, CARB and global regulatory convergence

  3. Compliance, enforcement and policy trends through 2035

• Trust in emissions data

  1. Accuracy, uncertainty and transparency

  2. Building confidence among regulators, OEMs and consumers

  3. Standards, validation and auditability of real-world measurements

• Next generation of emissions measurement

  1. Emerging technologies and measurement capabilities

  2. Measuring ultra-low emissions

  3. Expanding beyond traditional pollutants to NH₃, N₂O, methane and particle number

• Decarbonisation and future powertrain mix

  1. Battery electric, fuel cell, hydrogen combustion and sustainable fuels

  2. The continuing role of emissions measurement during the transition

  3. Understanding real-world environmental performance across technologies

• From vehicles to the wider mobility and machinery ecosystem

  1. Heavy-duty transport

  2. Off-road machinery

  3. Marine, rail and industrial applications

  4. New opportunities for real-world emissions assessment

• Connected emissions monitoring and digitalisation

  1. Continuous monitoring versus periodic testing

  2. Telematics, remote sensing and cloud analytics

  3. The role of AI and predictive emissions management

• The road to 2035

  1. What will emissions measurement look like in ten years?

  2. Which technologies, regulations and business models will dominate?

  3. Executive roundtable on the future of clean mobility and environmental accountability