Workshop: A Role for Hydrogen in the Decarbonisation of the Irish Energy & Transport Systems?

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Venue
206 & 209 Engineering Building
Target Audience
All Welcome
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For more information contact
james.carton@dcu.ie
Workshop: A Role for Hydrogen in the Decarbonisation of the Irish Energy & Transport Systems?

Workshop: A Role for Hydrogen in the Decarbonisation of the Irish Energy & Transport Systems?

9.30 Registration & Tea/coffee

10.00 Setting the Scene

 Welcome by Dr Brian Corcoran, Head of School, Dublin City University

 Renewable H2: linking power, gas & transport, Hydrogenics

 Role of the EU Commission in Facilitating H2 R&D, FCH-JU

 IERC in the Development & Demonstration of Advanced Energy R&D, IERC

11.00 Tea/coffee

11.30 Electro-mobility

 Bridging transportation and the grid via electro-mobility, (BEVs/FCEV’s), SEAI

 Hydrogen Buses: a UK project perspective, Element Energy

 Hydrogen Bus & Car fleet roll out, Toyota Ireland

12.30 Light Lunch

13.30 Grid balancing and energy storage

 The need for grid balancing and energy storage in Ireland, Eirgrid

 The role of wind & hydrogen as a balancing technology, ABO

 Active Wind H2 storage & demonstration project in Ireland, GenComm

14.30 Tea/coffee

15.00 Green gas  The role of Green Gas in GNI Decarbonization, Gas Networks Ireland

 Positioning Green Gas in Ireland, Renewable Gas Forum

 Impact of Renewable Hydrogen on Irish Biogas Resource – MaREI, UCC

 Upgrading biogas to biomethane, Pentair

 Methanation & injection of Hydrogen, TBC

 Financing Mechanism for Grid Gas Injection Projects post RHI

16.30 Next Steps Followed by Reception & Dinner

Sponsored by Hydrogenics Registration: 

You are kindly invited to attend this event, free of charge.

Please register your attendance by email to james.carton@dcu.ie 

Reception Dinner spaces limited. If you are interested but cannot attend please connect for workshop outputs