Programme
This workshop will focus on electrolysis and the potential this can bring to Renewable Energy Storage through hydrogen production. In particular, the workshop should discuss the following questions:
(1)SET THE FRAME: How does the technology work, what is the technical development status of electrolysis, what role can fuel cells and electrolysis play with intermittent electricity sources, energy balance (efficiency, waste)
(2) CASE STUDY & LESSONS LEARNED: demonstrate current projects, share best practice with the audience
(3) ADVANTAGES & BARRIERS: state of the art of the technology, review of benefits & discussion of barriers (technological, political, economical) to a full deployment
(4) PERSPECTIVES: market perspectives for this technology, status of market (offer & demand), next steps & key developments to achieve.
Speakers
- Bert Rietveld, Energy Research Center of the Netherlands (Netherlands), Manager SOFC/SOEC R&D
- Roel De Mayer, Hydrogenics Europe (Belgium), Director Sales & Marketing Onsite Generation
- Pascal Morand, CETH (France), CEO
- Jacob Bonde, IRD (Denmark), Development engineer
- Christophe Bidault, HELION (France), Hydrogen Production Program Manager
- Jean-Christophe Hoguet, HELION (France), Energy Storage Program Manager
- Martin Beermann, Joanneum Research Forschungsgesellschaft mbH Institut für Energieforschung (Austria), Research Associate
Who should attend:
The workshop is designed for maximum 25 persons, to allow interaction & active participation of all attendees. The event is opened to all European fuel cells and hydrogen experts, from industry and research, as well as professionals from renewable energy & energy utilities organizations interested to know more about the synergies between fuel cells, electrolysis and renewable energy.
Details:
- Venue: The workshop will take place at Euro Keys offices, rue de la Loi 26, 10th floor, 1040 Brussels
- Timing: 01 June 2010, from 10h00 to 17h00
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