PROGRAM

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DAY 1  |  Tuesday, 14.11.

moderated by Sebastian Hillebrand and Prof. Dr. Michael Sterner Conference language: English
NH Collection Frankfurt Spin Tower, Güterplatz 1, 60327 Frankfurt/M, Germany
Time frame: 9:00 Welcome and introduction | Lunch | Networking breaks | approx. 17:30 Conclusion of the event | 19:00 Get together dinner

MORNING SESSIONS

8:30

Registration

9:00

Welcome

Opening / Introduction

9:20

International Cooperation: United Nations Industrial Development Organization (Unido)

10:15

Session Electrolysis

  • Air Liquide, Dr. Sebastian König: Trailblazer – lessons learned from Air Liquide’s 20 MW PEM project in Germany
  • Heraeus, Dr. Philipp Walter: Iridium – an indispensable element and challenge for PEM electrolysis? How to ensure the PEM ramp-up!
  • Enapter, Tim Cholibois: Start small to go big
  • RWE, Melanie Kleemann: From concept to operation: experiences from planning, construction and commissioning of the pilot plant
  • Siemens Energy, Dr. Philipp Lettenmeier: Large scale PEM electrolysis for industrial applications
  • Robert Bosch, Dr. Ivan Spremo: Smart Electrolysis Module – A Building Block for Large-scale Electrolyzer Plants

12:45

Lunch

AFTERNOON SESSIONS

13:50

Keynote

  • HIF, Thorsten Herdan: eFuels – the opportunity to utilize unused renewable energy 

14:20

Session H2 Derivates

  • Clariant, Dr. Christoph Krinninger: State of the art catalysts to tackle the challenges of ammonia cracking
  • Thyssenkrupp Uhde, Dr. Ralph Kleinschmidt: Green ammonia – The road to the global hydrogen society
  • Andritz, Henrik Grönqvist: Renewable Methanol Production From Both The Main and Side Streams of Pulp Mills
  • EDL, Dr. Michael Haid: Power-to-X-plants for sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) using advanced technologies
  • ­Aramco/LBST, Victor Gordillo & Patrick Schmidt: Techno-economic assessment of European domestic production and imports of efuels towards 2050: Focus on the impact of intermittency of renewable sources
  • Neste, Dr. Christopher Seibel: From SAF to eSAF – Maintain product quality, transform production pathways
  • TNO, Dr. Lawien Zubeir: Advances in the TAKE-OFF project
  • Tractebel, Sven Goethals: Smart FEED – an alternative engineering approach for green ammonia and e-fuel projects­

19:00

Get Together & Dinner

Networking dinner at the conference hotel

DAY 2  |  Wednesday, 15.11.

moderated by Sebastian Hillebrand and Prof. Dr. Michael Sterner | Conference language: English
NH Collection Frankfurt Spin Tower, Güterplatz 1, 60327 Frankfurt/M, Germany
Time frame: 9:00 Welcome and introduction | Lunch | Networking breaks | approx. 17:00 Conclusion of the event

MORNING SESSIONS

9:15

Keynote

  • MAN ES, Marc Grünewald: Moving big things to zero – Power-to-X for ‘Deep-Decarbonization’

9:45

Pecha Kucha Session

  • Emerson, Arthur Gosling: Process automation as a catalyst for project certainty & execution
  • Hülsenbusch, Dr. Wolfgang Bender: HPEx® HighPerformanceHeatExchanger, an innovative solution for demanding heating, cooling and evaporation tasks in P2X
  • Klinger GmbH, Norbert Weimer: Unafraid of hydrogen – safety of static seals
  • Air Liquide, Dr. Sebastian König: Integrated plant concepts for producing e-Methanol from intermittent renewable energy sources
  • Fitt GmbH, Prof. Dr. Matthias Brunner: The BEST process for CO2 recycling and reuse
  • Siemens Energy, Mario Hüffer: Hybrid power plants: the power to decarbonize

11:15

Application Sessions in 2 Rooms parallel:

Session Mobility & Transportation

Room Empire State and Chrysler | 1st Floor

  • GP Joule, Henning Uck: Decentral energy ecosystems for 100% green hydrogen
  • FEV Consulting, Dr. Daniel Neumann: Net zero 2050: Energy demand dynamics across the transportation sectors
  • DB Netz, Pascal Steidel / SRP Consulting, Daniel Sorger: Rolling Pipeline: Sustainable rail network for (green) hydrogen

 

Session Electricity & Heat

Room Burj Khalifa and Cayan Tower | 2nd Floor

  • Innio Jenbacher, Dr. Klaus Payrhuber: Hydrogen ready gas engines with MW size
  • Japan Gas Association, Dr. Ryota Kuzuki: Developing e-methane value chain for carbon neutral city gas supply in Japan
  • Rolls Royce Solutions, Martin Miller: PtX in decentralized energy applications

12:15

Lunch

AFTERNOON SESSIONS

13:20

Application Sessions in 2 Rooms parallel:

Session Components & Safety

Room Empire State and Chrysler | 1st Floor

 

  • PTB, Dr. Michael Beyer: H2 market ramp-up – challenges for safety and metrology
  • Gräbener, Fabian Kapp: Production technology for bipolar plates for electrolysis – anything but simple
  • Saint Gobain, Frank Sonnenschein: Gasketing, challenges while upscaling

 

Session Hydrogen Ecosystem

Room Burj Khalifa and Cayan Tower | 2nd Floor

 

  • Alfa Laval, Sven Schreiber: Energy efficiency – the world’s most sustainable energy source – to scale the hydrogen ecosystem
  • GKN Hydrogen, Alfons Geueke: De-risk by design – the safest hydrogen storage for industrial use
  • Ramboll, Thomas Rust: Hinterland logistics of H2 and its derivates. Gaining traction early

15:20

Session Industrial Applications

  • Tree Energy Solutions, Dr. Jens Schmidt: eNG applications: Using a drop-in green hydrogen derivative
  • Schott AG, Dr. Matthias Kaffenberger: Applying hydrogen in combustion processes: Learnings from the glass industry
  • Provadis, Dr. Marcel Loewert: Chemical parks as innovation hubs: From strategy development to business opportunities
  • Neuman & Esser / ABB, Stefan Basenach / Jens Wulff: Industry 4.0 as integral part of the energy transition

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