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Energy experts agree that hydrogen will play a key role in a future zero-emission energy system.
Hydrogen fuel can be produced from renewable electricity, but has all the advantages of gas. It can be conveniently stored, transported in the existing gas infrastructure, and used in all those applications that are difficult to electrify, such as high-temperature industrial heating and long-distance transport.
In this course you will get a complete overview of the hydrogen value chain and learn all about the latest developments.
How you benefit
- In cooperation with Hydrogen Europe (*Members of Hydrogen Europe get a 30% discount on participation)
- Identify new business opportunities for the future
- Interact with industry and academia experts within the field of hydrogen
- Acquire an international network of peers and experts in hydrogen
This programme is in cooperation with:
About the programme
Academic and industry experts take you on an intensive three-day tour of the exciting new world of hydrogen. You will learn all about how hydrogen can be produced, transported, stored and used in various applications such as heating and transport. The pros, cons and risks of hydrogen will be discussed, considering the latest developments in technology, industry and policy, and the critical decisions that need to be taken to realise hydrogen’s potential.
This course will be put you fully up to speed in a field that will offer many opportunities for decades to come.
Topics
- Introduction to hydrogen and why it is gaining so much momentum
- Production and supply of hydrogen
- Hydrogen as an energy carrier: For storage, transport and flexibility
- Business cases on hydrogen production colours and economics towards a hydrogen economy
- Power-to-hydrogen technologies outlook
- End-use applications (industry, mobility, and hydrogen as domestic energy in the built environment)
- Potential roles of hydrogen in a low-carbon zero-emission energy system
- Economics and pathways to scale-up
- Latest policies and legislative initiatives
- Long-term potential – Hydrogen outlook
What you learn
- Acquire strategic insight into an important building block of future energy systems
- In-depth knowledge on key elements in energy transition
- Differentiate the hydrogen production methods and economics towards a hydrogen economy
- Understand how hydrogen works in power generation, heating, industry, and mobility
Who should attend
This course is for professionals in and outside the energy sector who need to get an in-depth overview of the entire hydrogen value chain and want to learn more about the possibilities hydrogen has to offer. It has been designed for executives in charge of business, operational and senior leaders. Participants include:
- Business developers and strategic analysts
- Business analysts and energy analysts
- (Renewable) energy producers
- Energy traders and control service providers
- Energy business consultants
- Innovation, research and development advisors
- Policymakers
- Regulators
- Lecture 1 Wednesday 16 March 2022 09:00 - 14:00 Lecture 2 Thursday 17 March 2022 09:00 - 14:00 Lecture 3 Friday 18 March 2022 09:00 - 14:00
Theo Fens
Dr. Theo Fens is an independent consultant, associated partner at Deloitte Consultancy and associate partner at the Global Gas Netherlands Initiative. Since 2002 he has been senior research fellow at Technical University of Delft, Faculty Technology, Policy and Management. He specialises in strategic consultancy in the energy and utilities sector.
Albert van den Noort
Dr Albert van den Noort is senior consultant at the international energy consultancy DNV. He has a background in chemical engineering and applied physics. He specialises in hydrogen, smart energy systems, scientific modelling and simulations, and smart grids. Prior to joining DNV, he worked as a researcher at Gasunie.
Alexandru Floristean
Alexandru Floristean is a Legal and Project Manager at Hydrogen Europe, the European industry association working to make hydrogen energy an everyday reality as a clean technology in the energy and transport sectors. Having experience of working in and for the European Commission, Alexandru has worked to develop EU Policy, improve processes and design legislation. Alexandru is currently the Project Manager of HyLaw, an EU wide effort to analyse the regulatory barriers standing in the way of the wide scale deployment of Hydrogen Technologies. Alexandru holds an MSc in EU Business and Law, a BSc in Business Administration, and a BA in Law.
Rene Peters
Rene Peters is currently Director Gas Technology at TNO in Delft, The Netherlands. He is responsible for technology development in the area of gas technology, including LNG, Gas Transport and Storage, Unconventional Gas, Exploration and Biogas. Rene is leading the Upstream Gas Innovation Program within the Top consortia for Knowledge and Innovation – Gas, commissioned by the Ministry of Economic Affairs. He has a PhD in Fluid Dynamics from the Eindhoven University of Eindhoven, started his career in Shell Research from 1993 – 1998, and moved to TNO where had various technical and managerial positions in the area of Oil and Gas technology. He also acts as a chairman of the European Forum for Reciprocating Compressors and is the chairman of the EERA Shale Gas Initiative.
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