
Monday, May 22, 2023
Tuesday, May 23, 2023
Wednesday, May 24, 2023
Thursday, May 25, 2023
Session structure and speakers may be subject to change according to the submission of contributions.
Session 1 Hydrogen Supply |
As hydrogen is an integral part of the transition to clean energy, the reliable supply of hydrogen at scale required to support this transition is critical. The hydrogen supply chain should address not only the scale issues, but also should be sustainable (with low carbon footprint) and commercially affordable. This session will address the topics related to ensuring the hydrogen supply for clean energy transition. Potential topics include:
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Session 2 Theme: Hydrogen Storage and Distribution |
Establishing large-scale hydrogen energy value chains depends on the cost and efficiency of hydrogen storage and transport. This session will explore technological solutions for storage of hydrogen at various scales and applications, such as for grid stabilisation, seasonal energy storage, or long-distance transportation. Potential topics include:
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Session 3 Theme: Hydrogen Utilization |
A feature of the emergence of hydrogen energy systems is the diversity of potential application pathways and industrial sectors. Commonly described as ‘Power-to-X’, there are also opportunities for industrial sectors not traditionally associated with hydrogen to play a role in production (such as the waste sector) or utilization for decarbonization (such as agriculture). This session will explore the different ways that various industry sectors can come together to both support ‘hydrogen at scale’ as well as decarbonization of industries such as metals production Potential topics include:
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Session 4 Theme: Cross-Cutting Areas |
Emerging of hydrogen industry also results in several questions to be addressed to support this industry. Understanding the environmental impact of large-scale hydrogen production and transport, as well as ensuring that this new industry will have a social acceptance is very important for the deployment of hydrogen-base technologies. The appropriate policies and regulations, as well as safety standards and certification processes will ensure the smooth transition. It also requires good understanding of the socio-technical risks and techno-economic evaluation of various options. Potential topics include:
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Panel Session |
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Special Session |
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Poster Session |
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The workshop is intended for experts actively involved in the selected themes, from IERE members and non-members, as well as all those interested in the evolution of the electrical power industry and the technology development and business development opportunities associated to this evolution. IERE will invite prominent speakers for keynote speeches.
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