Side Events
6th March
15:30-19:30 – Room 5
DLR
PROMET-H2 Workshop. Drastic reduction of CRM and costs in PEMWE. Approach from EU project PROMET-H2
PROMET-H2 is a European project intended to reducing the cost and enabling a more sustainable green hydrogen production.
This workshop will present the main PROMET-H2 achievements in the development of a PEMWE stack with a reduction in the capital cost by means of the drastic reduction of Ir loading in the electrodes, the replacement of titanium by stainless steel as base material for manufacturing PTL and the development of a novel versatile and environmentally friendly recycling procedures using hydrometallurgical process.
7th March
9:30-13:30 – Atrio Room
IMDEA Energy
SH2E Symposium
SH2E and eGHOST have joined forces for the celebration of this event to present the main outcomes of both EU-funded projects.
The SH2E Symposium is addressed to present the SH2E guidelines for environmental, economic, social and sustainability life cycle assessment of FCH systems, illustrate two case-studies (PEMFC and SOEC) and showcase the software tool developed in the project.
7th March
11:00-13:00 – Room 5
Renewable hydrogen development in Chile project, implemented by GIZ
(Argentina, Chile, Perú)
Proper framework to materialize the development of renewable and sustainable hydrogen in Chile.
Since the publication of the Hydrogen National Strategy, several institutions have been promoting the production and use of hydrogen to its full potential. Thanks to that, the framework for the hydrogen industry is strengthened. This side event will consist of an exposition of the initiatives from Chilean state agents to foster the development of renewable and sustainable hydrogen, promoting an innovative and inclusive industry and materializing the potential of renewable hydrogen production, both for domestic use and exportation. It will review the initiatives to promote innovation, public participation, multi-ministerial coordination, long-term agreements and international cooperation.
7th March
15:30-19:30 – Atrio Room
IMDEA Energy
eGhost Symposium
In the eGHOST Symposium, the eco-design methodology developed in the project will be presented, concluding the event with two presentations on the development of product concepts for PEMFC and SOEC and the assessment of re-designed products
7th March
15:30-19:30 – Room 6
Spanish Hydrogen Association (AeH2)
Challenges and Opportunities of the H2 Sector in Europe and Latin America
This session will feature representatives from national hydrogen associations across various European and Latin American countries, each delivering insightful presentations that showcase the current realities of the hydrogen sector in their respective nations. This high-profile event will serve as a platform for these key stakeholders to share valuable insights into the unique challenges, opportunities, and advancements within their country’s hydrogen industry. From infrastructure development and policy frameworks to market dynamics and technological innovations, attendees will gain comprehensive insights into the diverse landscape of hydrogen across Europe and Latin America. Through these presentations, participants will not only gain a deeper understanding of the regional nuances but also identify potential areas for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and strategic partnerships to drive the sustainable growth of the H2 sector world-wide.
8th March
09:00-11:00 – Room 5
Tecnalia
Key technologies for liquid hydrogen carriers
The workshop will start with a keynote presentation by Exolum (TBC) and show the main results of the research project EKARRIH2, coordinated by Tecnalia, which aims to develop advanced liquid hydrogen carriers as well as hydrogenation and dehydrogenation technologies suitable to transport hydrogen at competitive costs and in an environmentally sustainable way.
If interested in attending, please register here (places are limited).
8th March
11:30-13:15 – Room 8
PTe H2
Technology Platforms: A tool for national & international collaboration
Hydrogen is a key factor without which the decarbonisation objectives cannot be achieved. Due to the cross-cutting nature of hydrogen technology, its development and deployment requires collaboration between public and private entities from all sectors that participate in the hydrogen value chain.
The Spanish Hydrogen Technology Platform (PTe H2) is one of the best examples for other countries to follow for public-private collaboration in the field of research, development and innovation.
6th March
15:30-19:30 – Room 5
DLR
PROMET-H2 Workshop. Drastic reduction of CRM and costs in PEMWE. Approach from EU project PROMET-H2
PROMET-H2 is a European project intended to reducing the cost and enabling a more sustainable green hydrogen production.
This workshop will present the main PROMET-H2 achievements in the development of a PEMWE stack with a reduction in the capital cost by means of the drastic reduction of Ir loading in the electrodes, the replacement of titanium by stainless steel as base material for manufacturing PTL and the development of a novel versatile and environmentally friendly recycling procedures using hydrometallurgical process.
7th March
9:30-13:30 – Atrio Room
IMDEA Energy
SH2E Symposium
SH2E and eGHOST have joined forces for the celebration of this event to present the main outcomes of both EU-funded projects.
The SH2E Symposium is addressed to present the SH2E guidelines for environmental, economic, social and sustainability life cycle assessment of FCH systems, illustrate two case-studies (PEMFC and SOEC) and showcase the software tool developed in the project.
7th March
11:00-13:00 – Room 5
Renewable hydrogen development in Chile project, implemented by GIZ
(Argentina, Chile, Perú)
Proper framework to materialize the development of renewable and sustainable hydrogen in Chile.
Since the publication of the Hydrogen National Strategy, several institutions have been promoting the production and use of hydrogen to its full potential. Thanks to that, the framework for the hydrogen industry is strengthened. This side event will consist of an exposition of the initiatives from Chilean state agents to foster the development of renewable and sustainable hydrogen, promoting an innovative and inclusive industry and materializing the potential of renewable hydrogen production, both for domestic use and exportation. It will review the initiatives to promote innovation, public participation, multi-ministerial coordination, long-term agreements and international cooperation.
7th March
15:30-19:30 – Atrio Room
IMDEA Energy
eGhost Symposium
In the eGHOST Symposium, the eco-design methodology developed in the project will be presented, concluding the event with two presentations on the development of product concepts for PEMFC and SOEC and the assessment of re-designed products
7th March
15:30-19:00 – Room 6
Spanish Hydrogen Association (AeH2)
Challenges and Opportunities of the H2 Sector in Europe and Latin America
This session will feature representatives from national hydrogen associations across various European and Latin American countries, each delivering insightful presentations that showcase the current realities of the hydrogen sector in their respective nations. This high-profile event will serve as a platform for these key stakeholders to share valuable insights into the unique challenges, opportunities, and advancements within their country’s hydrogen industry. From infrastructure development and policy frameworks to market dynamics and technological innovations, attendees will gain comprehensive insights into the diverse landscape of hydrogen across Europe and Latin America. Through these presentations, participants will not only gain a deeper understanding of the regional nuances but also identify potential areas for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and strategic partnerships to drive the sustainable growth of the H2 sector world-wide.
8th March
09:00-11:00 – Room 5
Tecnalia
Key technologies for liquid hydrogen carriers
The workshop will start with a keynote presentation by Exolum (TBC) and show the main results of the research project EKARRIH2, coordinated by Tecnalia, which aims to develop advanced liquid hydrogen carriers as well as hydrogenation and dehydrogenation technologies suitable to transport hydrogen at competitive costs and in an environmentally sustainable way.
If interested in attending, please register here (places are limited).
8th March
11:30-13:15 – Room 8
PTe H2
Technology Platforms: A tool for national & international collaboration
Hydrogen is a key factor without which the decarbonisation objectives cannot be achieved. Due to the cross-cutting nature of hydrogen technology, its development and deployment requires collaboration between public and private entities from all sectors that participate in the hydrogen value chain.
The Spanish Hydrogen Technology Platform (PTe H2) is one of the best examples for other countries to follow for public-private collaboration in the field of research, development and innovation.
