12th World Hydrogen Energy ConferenceHYDROGEN '98

First time in Latin AmericanPromoted by Asociación Argentina del HidrógenoJuan Carlos Bolcich Chairman of 12th WHEC

Asociación Argentina del Hidrógeno is supporting

COPPE/UFRJ on 22th WHEC 2018

Non Renewable Brazil (2012) 56.6%, World (2010) 86.8% and OCDE (2010) 92%

SUGAR CANE15.4%

HYDRAULIC AND ELECTRICITY 13.8%

FIREWOOD AND CHARCOAL 9.1%

BLACK-LIQUOR AND OTHER PRIMARY SOURCES

4.1%

PETROLEUM AND OIL PRODUCTS 39.2%

NATURAL GAS11.5%

COAL5.4%

URANIUM 1.5%

Souce: Brazilian Energy Balance 2013 Year 2012 / Empresa de Pesquisa Energética – Rio de Janeiro: EPE, 2013

Brazil´s Energy Mix: Share of Different Sources on Primary Energy Supply

Renewable – Brazil (2012) 42.4%, World (2010) 13.2% and OCDE (2010) 8.00%

13%

Aviation Gasoline4.7%

Ethanol12.5%

Gasoline30.9% Diesel Oil

48.1%

Others1.6%

Brazil´s Energy Mix:Energy Use in the Transport Sector

Souce: Brazilian Energy Balance 2013 Year 2012 / Empresa de Pesquisa Energética – Rio de Janeiro: EPE, 2013

Renewable

Brazil´s Ethanol Domestic Supply

Souce: Brazilian Energy Balance 2013 Year 2012 / Empresa de Pesquisa Energética – Rio de Janeiro: EPE, 2013

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Anhydrous Imported

National Anhydrous

National Hydrated

27.331.5

36.240.8

44.547.4 49.8

51.5 52.9 54.5

¹ Includes coke oven gas² Includes electricity imports³ Includes firewood, sugarcane bagasse, black-liquor

and other primary imports

Brazil´s Power Sector:Share of Different Sources on Total Electricity

.Hydro²76.9%

Biomass36.8%

Wind0.9%

Natural Gas7.9%

Oil Products3.3%

Nuclear2.7%

Coal and Coal Products1

1.6%

Souce: Brazilian Energy Balance 2013 Year 2012 / Empresa de Pesquisa Energética – Rio de Janeiro: EPE, 2013

Not

es:

Hydraulic ² in 2012: 455.6 TWhTotal electric generation ² in 2012: 592.8 TWh

Stages of the Brazilian Development in Hydrogen and Fuel Cells

2003

2004: Creation of the Rede PaCOS

2002NationalCapacity

Brazilian Roadmap Emphasis

Brazilian Hydrogen Energy Roadmap

2004 and 2005 RoadmapDevelopment

2007 and 2008Structural Projects for Action Plan

2007Roadmap Review2008Launch of Brazilian Program

2008 to 2025 Implementation of Activities

Step 2 Steps 3 and 4 Step 5Step 1

• Distributed Generation of Electric Energy • Urban Buses• Hydrogen Production by Biomass and Electrolysis • Human Resources• Regulations, Codes and Standards

Ministry of Mines and Energy

Brazilian R&D Program for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells - ProH2Ministry of Science,

Technology and Innovation

Promoted byCOPPE/UFRJ - Alberto Luiz Coimbra Institute - Graduate School and Research in Engineering and the Hydrogen Laboratory

IAHE - International Association of Hydrogen Energy

Supported by

Official PCO

11 Departments for Graduated Courses (Master and Doctoral Degrees)

• Biomedical Engineering• Civil Engineering• Electrical Engineering• Mechanical Engineering• Nuclear Engineering• Metallurgical and Material Engineering• Ocean Engineering• Energy Planning• Chemical Engineering• Systems and Computation Engineering• Transport Engineering

• 124 Laboratories• Technological Park• 2 Incubators • High Performance Computing Laboratory

Host Organization

Alberto Luiz Coimbra Institute - Graduate School and Research in Engineering and the Hydrogen Laboratory

• Oil and Gas• Ships and Offshore• Structures• Energy• Chemistry and Biotechnology

• Mining and Steel

Host OrganizationCOPPE: Projects

For

INDUSTRY:

• Public Policy Planning• Transportation• Social Technology

For

GOVERNMENT:

• Telecommunications• Civil Construction• Software• Process Management

For

SERVICES:

2010

2012

Rio de JaneiroGeneral Information

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Sugar Loaf

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Corcovado mountain

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Tijuca ForestThe largest urban forest in the world – in the heart of the city

…and more

Gastronomy

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Brazilian Music

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Maracanã Soccer Stadium

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