Fuel Cells
Moving Ahead with Hydrogen – Review
How the UK will move ahead with hydrogen – the end of the H2FC Supergen era but still much more to come A special thank you from the H2FC Supergen Hub to Dr Jasmin Cooper of Imperial College London’s Sustainable Gas Institute for providing this review. If you’d like to download the presentations from our…
MAwH – Digital Delegate Pack
Jump to: Venue, registration and directions Programme + Slides Full Speaker Bios The Venue Moving ahead with Hydrogen is taking place at Illuminate, the Science Museum’s dedicated conference venue, on levels 4 (main conference hall) and 5 (networking and refreshments area) of the museum in South Kensington, London. Registration and delegate badges Registration will take…
Final Annual Assembly – Confirmed Speakers
With the H2FC Supergen Hub’s final annual assembly – Moving Ah2ead with Hydrogen – now less than two weeks away, we’re delighted to announce the confirmed speakers and panelists who will be joining us at Illuminate, in the Science Museum on 9th December. Session 1 The Hydrogen Landscape in 2022 Welcome Professor Nigel Brandon OBE…
Moving Ahead with Hydrogen
In our last ever annual assembly, before we hand the hydrogen energy baton over to two new £25m successor programmes – UK HyRES and UK HiACT – the UK Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Supergen Hub will bring together leading lights and rising stars for a fully cross-sector focus on Moving AH2ead with Hydrogen.
H2FC Supergen Research Conference – in review
On 8 & 9 June 2022, over 120 delegates from the length and breadth of the UK’s hydrogen fuel cell research community descended on the University of St Andrews for our first in-person research gathering since 2020. Hosted at the impressive Gateway building – opposite the famous Old Course – attendees enjoyed 2 days packed…
H2FC Supergen Research Conference – Digital Delegate Pack
Delegate list Download the delegate list H2FC Supergen ResConf – published delegate list 23 – 06 – 2022 (currently includes delegates who have so far given permission to list their details – this list will be updated daily). Programme Wednesday 8 June Registration and coffee – from 0900hrs 1100hrs – Break 1250hrs – Lunch 1520hrs…
H2FC Research Conference – Programme
The H2FC Supergen Research Conference in St Andrews is less than two weeks away. We’ve got a cracking set of speakers, research presentations and poster exhibition lined up, so if you haven’t booked yet: BOOK NOW DAY 1 – WEDNESDAY 8 JUNE 2022 1000 – 1715hrs (registration/coffee from 0900) Welcome and opening address Prof. John…
Opportunity – Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking Call for Proposals
CALL DEADLINE: THURSDAY 20TH APRIL 2017 The FCH Joint Undertaking have issued a Call for proposals providing up to €116 million funding, across 24 topics. This includes 7 transport topics, 12 energy topics, and 5 topics for cross-cutting. More information on the call and the 24 topics can be found on the page of Call…
EMSA study analyses fuel cell applications in shipping
The European Maritime Safety Agency released a technical study this week, reviewing 23 maritime Fuel Cell projects and assessing which technologies hold the most promise for improving shipping in the future. The report, which was conducted and prepared by DNV-GL, concluded that the three most promising hydrogen technologies were first Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells…