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Showcasing European & International Best Practice in Buildings, Transport, Storage & Infrastructure – also including an International
Brokerage event hosted by EEN
11th International Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Conference,
Exhibition & International Brokerage Event
Delivering Hydrogen &
Fuel Cells to Market #HFC2015
17th March 2015 Gallery Suite NEC,
Birmingham, B40 1NT, UK
Delegates - £180 (ex VAT)
Students - £ 65 (ex VAT)
Exhibition Stands – including 2 delegate passes - £500 (ex VAT)
H2SuperGen/SHFCA/UKHFCA/SEA/MEBC/RETA/London Hydrogen Partnership - £150 (ex vat)
For further information www.climate-change-solutions.co.uk or contact
[email protected] +44 (0)24 76 21 77 46/49
Gyeonggi Green Energy fuel cell park
in Hwasung City South Korea is the world’s
largest facility consisting of 21 Fuel Cell
Energy D F 3000 ® power plants at 2.8 MW
each produced by Fuel Cell Energy inc
08:30 Registration, Exhibition and Networking
09:00 - 11:00 Keynote Address
Co-Chairs – Celia Greaves (UK Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association), Dr Michaela Kendall (University of Birmingham/ Adelan Ltd.)
The Fuel Cells and Hydrogen demonstration projects supported by the Fuel Cells
and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking – Dr Jean Luc Delplancke (European Horizon 2020)
MCFC - Mature Fuel Cell Alternative for Clean Distributed Energy Production in
Various Application – Klaus Ullrich (Fuel Cell Energy Solutions GmbH)
Hydrogen Mobility Initiatives across UK & Europe – Ben Madden (Element Energy)
11:30 - 13:00 Workshops 1 – 3
London`s Hydrogen
Developments
Simona Webb
(Greater London Authority)
HyTEC (Hydrogen Transport
in European Cities): Real
World Vehicle and Infra-
structures Performance
Dr Peter Speers (Cenex)
Briefing on CHIC Project Ben Madden (Element Energy)
Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Workshops 3
From Innovation to
Exploration – The Funding Options
Andrew Oldfield
Crowdfunding, Early Stage Investments and IPO
Stephen Voller (ZapGoCharger)
Innovate UK Activities in Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Harsh Pershand (Innovate UK)
Fuel Cells Financing
Challenges: Role of
Manufacturing David Kipling (Jabil Inc)
Support available to UK organisations on
Horizon 2020 funding
Helen Fairclough
(Horizon 2020)
Jaguir Purewal (Forresters)
& Dr Jean Luc Delplancke
(European Horizon 2020)
-Panel Member-
Return of Experience from
Power to Gas Projects and
Market Outlook
Denis Thomas
(Hydrogenics)
Dr Tim May (University of Bath)
Preparation for Large Scale deployment of Hydrogen
Fuel Cells in India Lee Juby (Intelligent Energy)
Megawatt Scale PEM Electrolysis: The Pathway
to Enabling Renewable (Wind) Hydrogen-Based
Energy Storage and Infrastructure for Mobility
Applications Everett Arderson (Proton Onsite)
Morning Programme
13:00 - 14:00 Lunch in Restaurant - Networking, Posters & Exhibition
Delivering FCV`s & Transport Infrastrucutre
in the UK and Europe
Chair: Jim Campbell (SCI)
Storage & Infrastructure
Chair: Dr Xing Luo (University of Warwick)
Funding Finance & Investment
Chair: Kerry-Ann Adamson (4th Energy
Wave)
Mike Weston
(Transport of London)
Chair: Oliver Philps (EPSRC)
14:00 - 15:30 Fuel Cells - Starting a Smart Power Revolution
Co-Chair – Ilias Vazaios (Ecuity Consulting LLP)
Hydrogen Hubs in the UK – Kevin Fothergill (Johnson Matthey Fuel Cells)
Smart Power Fleets for Smart Grids - Making a Bigger Impact
Paddy Thompson (Ceramic Fuell Cells)
Christian Engelke (Viessmann)
Making fuel cell power economically viable for the residential sector
Jonathan Watkins (Ceres Power)
16:00 - 17:30 Workshops 4 – 6
17:30 - 19:00 Awards Drinks Reception - Best Business & Best Innovation Presentation
Technical Innovation Static Generation
Chair: Richard Baines (BCHG)
Workshop 4 Workshop 5 Workshops 6
Transport – Technical Developments Towards
Market Chair: Prof Robert Steinberger
Wilckens (Univ. of Birmingham)
Energy Programme from RCUK
Oliver Philps (EPSRC)
Hydrogen as Fuel for
International Shipping Carlo Raucci
(University College London)
Powerpath Controller for
Fuel Cell & Battery Simon Howroyd
(Loughborough University)
H2AD – A Novel Concept for
Biogas Production Sandy Lamond
(University of Nottingham)
Cheap, Mass-Producible
Fuel Cells Using the
Flexiplanar Concept Dr Keiran Fahy
(Imperial College)
Alkaline Anion Exchange Membrane Towards
Affordable & Non-Nobel Metal Based Fuel Cell and
Electrolysers Mohammed Mamlouk (Newcastle University)
Integrating Novel Absorbent Materials in Hydrogen Cylinders for
Improved Storage Efficiency and Safety
Dr Nuno Bimbo (University of Bath)
Navigating Across
Stationary Power Generation Niches to Create
Sustained Profit and Make
Your Investors Love You
Kerry-Ann Adamson
(4th Energy Wave)
Fuel Cells and Hydrogen the
Commercial Applications
Bill Ireland (Logan Energy)
Adrian Richardson
(British Gas)
The NewGenSOFC
Project: SOFC in mCHP applications
Dr Michaela Kendall (University of Birmingham)
Hydrogen as an Energy Vector in the
Automotive Sector Derek Charters
(MIRA)
A New Generation of Catalyst Electrodes for Automotive Fuel
Cells Dr Shangfeng Du
(University of Birmingham)
Alternative and Sustainable Business Models for
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Mobility Prof John Jostins
(Microcab)
Microtubular SOFC (mSOFC)
System in Truck APU
Application
Prof Kevin Kendall
(Univ. of Birmingham/ Adelan Ltd.)
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Which organisations are already represented ? Merck Chemicals Ltd, HSSMI, Forresters, CEA, BOSAL
Nederland B.V, Health & Safety Laboratory, AFC Energy,
Toyota , Proton Onsite, Intelligent Energy, Hydrogenics
Europe N.V., Viessmann, Johnson Matthey Fuel Cells,
Ceramic Fuel Cells, Ceres Power, hycells UG, Dublin City
University, TUEN Ltd, ICI Caldaie S.p.A. Gebze Technical
University, Kale GROUP, 4th Energy Wave, Adelan,
Advanced Chemical Etching Ltd, Amalyst Ltd,
Birmingham City University, Black Country Housing
Group Ltd, Blue Vine Consultants, Charles Morgan
Consultancy, Clean Power Solutions Ltd, Exergy Ltd,
Greenwatt Technology, Hart Materials Ltd, HGEN Ltd,
Innovate UK, MAN-Group, Newcastle University,
Panasonic Manufacturing Ltd, Pera Technology Ltd,
Renfrew Group International, Teer Coatings Limited, Miba
Coating Group, University of Birmingham, Zero Carbon
Futures, Withers Rogers, Central Bedfordshire Council,
BOC, ZUT, EA Technology, Green Acorn, HySA Systems
Competence Centre, Delta Energy & Environment,
RotaHeat, Liverpool Housing, Assn of Liberal Democrates
Engineers and Scientists, Saint-Gobain Recherché, UK H
FC Association, European Horizon 2020, Fuel Cell
Energy Solutions, Jabil Circuit Inc, Zapgocharger Ltd,
EEN, University of Warwick, University of Bath,,
Sutherland Campbell International, Transport for London,
Greater London Authority, Cenex, Element Energy, Ecuity
Consulting LLP, EPSRC, Newcastle University, UCL,
Imperial College, University of Nottingham,
Loughborough University, Logan Energy, British Gas,
MIRA, Microcab, Swagelok, WMG HVM Catapult, Fuel
Cell Power, , Technical University of Ostrava, University
of Bucharest, TÜBİTAK - The Scientific and
Technological Research Council of Turkey, Gebze
Technical University
London South Bank University The National Exhibition Centre is located
near Birmingham, England. It is at the
junction 6 of the M42 motorway, and is
adjacent to Birmingham Airport and
Birmingham International railway station.
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www.climate-change-solutions.co.uk
or e-mail
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Who should attend:
- H & FC manufactures and their supply chain
- Research Institutions
- Energy/Sustainability Managers/Consultants
- Local Authorities/Housing Associations
- Logistics Companies and Fleet managers
- Patent Attorneys/ Clean Tech Investors
- Property Sector – Development/Building Management
Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking
Aims to accelerate the market entry of fuel cells and
hydrogen technologies. The Fuel Cells and Hydrogen
2 Joint Undertaking (FCH 2JU) is set to go ahead with
a €1,33 bn investment.
The Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH
JU) was established by Council Regulation May 2008
as a Community Body with the European Commission
and the Industry Grouping as founding members. The
Research Grouping joined shortly after. The FCH JU
was created with the mission to reach a new level of
coordination, joint agenda setting, cooperation and
commitment including co-financing. The FCH JU
aimed to place Europe at the forefront of fuel cell and
hydrogen technologies worldwide and enable the
market breakthrough of fuel cell and hydrogen
technologies, thereby allowing commercial market
forces to drive the substantial potential public benefit.
The presentation by Dr Jean Luc Delplancke will
highlight the results already achieved in the projects
supported by the FCH JU and present the FCH 2 JU,
the next step for founding projects in the field of fuel
cells and hydrogen technologies under the Horizon
2020, the new Framework Program of the European
Commission.