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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…
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 – BOOKING NOW OPEN
Join us 8 – 9 June 2022 at the University of St Andrews for our first in-person annual research conference since 2020, bringing together hydrogen and fuel cell researchers to discuss the latest topics in the field. BOOK NOW PLENARY SPEAKERS Our distinguished plenary speakers include: Dr Qiong Cai, University of Surrey – her…
Hydrogen: the green ‘silver bullet’ or a lot of hype?
TUESDAY MARCH 29 2022, 6PM BST – Online How we save the planet is clear: we need to prevent global temperatures from rising more than 1.5 degrees in order to avoid doing irreversible damage. But exactly what should we do to reduce damaging greenhouse gas emissions? In recent years, hydrogen has emerged as a promising…
UKERC’s new Whole Systems Networking Fund (WSNF)
On 27 January 2022, the UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC) will open the call for proposals for its Whole Systems Networking Fund (WSNF). UKERC has £400,000 to allocate to up to 10 projects via grants that range in value from £10,000-£60,000. The call theme is ‘advancing Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) in energy research’ which…
Automotive fuel cell system and hydrogen tank value chains
The Advanced Propulsion Centre UK have been researching how to help build a strong fuel cell electric vehicle supply chain in the UK. Fuel cells and hydrogen propulsion systems are maturing at a rapid pace, addressing difficult-to-decarbonise vehicle segments. The UK has a strong footprint in critical elements of fuel cell stack and high-pressure tank…
APC Industry Challenges reports highlight cross-technology and product-focused propulsion challenges on our path to a net-zero future
The Advanced Propulsion Centre has published six ‘Industry Challenges’ reports designed to help academia, industry and government determine where to focus their R&D activity in preparation for the transition to net-zero. The industry challenges present the technical barriers to commercialising low-carbon automotive technology in the short, medium and long term. Developed using consensus insight from…