25th – 26th February 2026
National Motorcycle Museum, Solihull
The Future Propulsion Conference is an annual two day UK event created to bring together industry and academic experts within the propulsion development field.
The Future Propulsion Conference (FPC2026) is a two day UK event created to bring together industry and academic experts within the propulsion development field. It will open up presentations and discussions on the solutions to the challenges faced by the engineering industry in the UK and internationally over the next ten years.
Hear, learn and understand the latest innovations and developments from experts within the industry.
Meet and engage with current and future experts within the propulsion development field.
Pioneering ideas, designs and technologies from organisations and academia.
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Director Business Operation @ InfiMotion Technology Europe AB
Henrik Dhejne Automotive leader with global experience in design, sales, strategy, marketing and global operations. After University Henrik has developed from trainee into senior leadership across several major automotive organizations. Early roles at VBG and General Motors “SAAB” Henrik developed strong engineering and design expertise, followed by stepping into global program management at GM. Henrik then advanced into sales, key account management, and director roles at Semcon, Vicura AB and AVL List GmbH driving growth and strategy. Most recently Henrik joined InfiMotion. Today Henrik drives business operations at executive management level.
Regulatory Affairs Director @ Johnson Matthey
John Goodwin is Regulatory Affairs Director at Johnson Matthey, leading policy advocacy and engagement as part of the Government Affairs Team. Prior to taking a wider cross-company role, John led policy interpretation and engagement on emission control regulation around the world, particularly in the EU, with EU institutional, trade association, industry and NGO stakeholders. John has been with JM for 20 years, and comes from a technical background, leading the development of both diesel and gasoline emissions control catalysts to deliver cleaner air. He is a named inventor on some 175 patents globally.
Associate Professor of AI for Materials Design @ Imperial College London
Dr Sam Cooper is an Associate Professor of AI for Materials Design at Imperial College London. His group develops tools for the characterisation and optimisation of energy materials, such as lithium-ion battery electrode. Sam is also the co-founder and Chief Scientist at Polaron, whose software is already enabling engineers at many of the worlds top battery manufactures to accelerate their design cycles using high-throughput simulation and generative AI.
Change & Transformation Leader @ Changemaker
Paul is passionate about people and how we truly engage the human being in change and leads the www.changemaker.org.uk human change practice.
He specialises in supporting cultural change in organisations and developing teams that embrace cognitive diversity to address the challenges of a rapidly changing and ambiguous world.
As well as being a regular and popular conference and event speaker, Paul is also a leadership coach, a qualified practitioner using the Lumina Learning psychometric tools and a Prosci Certified Change Management practitioner.
FPC has always been the perfect show for us.
Best value for money conference I have ever attended; an excellent mix of relevant subjects covered and at the right technical level.
All the right people for successful networking, interesting session topics and a good range of technology on display at the exhibition.
Found it good experience to attend the conference, exchanging knowledge, making contacts and seeing what major companies in the area are currently working on.
FPC is always one the most useful and productive events that I attend during the year!
FPC was great, I really enjoyed my day and will definitely be coming back next year.
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We bring together industry and academic experts within the powertrain development field.
The Evening Network Event will be held on the evening of Wednesday 25th February from 7:00pm until 10:00pm.
Name: Lynda Grice
Phone: 07948375746
Email: info@futurepowertrains.co.uk
The National Motorcycle Museum is located directly on the J6 island of the M42 motorway, directly opposite the NEC near Solihull in the West Midlands. Once you are on the A45 and in the vicinity of the NEC and Airport, please look for our highway brown signs.
Name: Lynda Grice
Phone: 07948375746
Email: info@futurepowertrains.co.uk
