Our FPC2025 Keynote Speakers
Our Keynote Speakers for this years event are:
Dr.-Ing. Christoph Menne
Executive Vice President and Managing Director @ FEV Europe GmbH

Dr.-Ing. Christoph Menne
Executive Vice President and Managing Director @ FEV Europe GmbH
Dr.-Ing. Christoph Menne is Executive Vice President and Managing Director of FEV Europe GmbH, a leading engineering consultancy. Within the board of FEV Europe he is responsible for all powertrain activities covering battery, EDU and power electronics development as well as fuel cells and combustion engines / hybrids.
Prior to his role at FEV Christoph Menne was Managing Director of HJS Emission Technology a Tier 1 aftertreatment and control unit system provider in Germany.
Dr. Menne lead the Powertrain application activities of FEV in Europe before he worked for HJS.
He studied mechanical engineering at RWTH Aachen University focussed his studies on electrified powertrains and received his Ph.D. on interacting fuel sprays.
Nick Molden
Chief Executive Officer @ Emissions Analytics Ltd

Nick Molden
Chief Executive Officer @ Emissions Analytics Ltd
Nick founded Emissions Analytics in 2011 to understand the holistic environmental impact of vehicles on air, soil and water. He is author of Critical Mass, a book that proposes radical simplification of car ratings and taxation.
Nick is chairman of European standardisation CEN Workshop 90 on collecting real driving tailpipe emissions data, and Workshop 103 on measuring vehicle interior air quality. He is an Honorary Senior Research Fellow at Imperial College London.
Pete Dyson
Doctoral Researcher @ University of Bath

Pete Dyson
Doctoral Researcher @ University of Bath
Pete Dyson is a doctoral researcher at University of Bath and co-author of the book Transport for Humans: Are we nearly there yet? He was formerly Principal Behavioural Scientist at the Department for Transport (2020-22) and Senior Consultant at Ogilvy’s Behavioural Science Practice (2013-20). His PhD applies theories of psychology and societal transitions to understand travel behaviour and evaluate UK transport policy.
Rachel O’Malley
Chief Technologist – Emerging Technologies @ GKN Aerospace Services Limited

Rachel O’Malley
Chief Technologist – Emerging Technologies @ GKN Aerospace Services Limited
Rachel O’Malley is a Chief Technologist, specialising in Fuel Cells, within the Hydrogen Systems organisation of GKN Aerospace. Rachel joined GKN’s Global Technology Centre in January 2023 and supports Power Generation System activities across various programmes, from fuel cell stacks to non-CO2 emissions. A PhD electrochemist by training, Member of the Royal Aeronautical Society and the British Women’s Pilot’s Association, Rachel brings extensive fuel cell experience from design for the automotive sector to the challenge of decarbonising aerospace.
Håkan Björnsson
Director Analysis & Concept 64130 @ Aurobay

Mark Grain
Technical Director @ Extreme H

Mark Grain
Technical Director @ Extreme H
As Technical Director at Extreme H, the world’s first hydrogen-powered racing series, Mark Grain has reinforced the series’ commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation and performance.
Utilising his experience spanning almost three decades across multiple racing disciplines, Grain has been instrumental in the development of the all-new championship car, the Pioneer 25, which will set a new benchmark within the automotive and racing sectors.
Preceding his current role, Grain oversaw the creation of the NEOM McLaren Extreme E team as Sporting Director and led the team in its first season of racing in 2022. Grain has enjoyed an impressive motorsport journey with plenty of winning pedigree, particularly at McLaren, with notable successes including a Formula One title, victory at the Le Mans 24 hours and IndyCar race wins – where he held numerous technical and operational roles.