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Toward Hydrogen - R&D Priorities to Create a Hydrogen Infrastructure |
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IEA, Paris: 3 March 2003 |
| Organiser(s): | IEA |
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Workshop Summary |
| Proceedings: | Claude Mandil, Executive Director, IEA Keynote Session: Visions of a Pathway to the Hydrogen Economy Moderator: Graham Campbell, Director-General, Office of Energy Research & Development, Natural Resources Canada US Hydrogen Roadmap Spencer Abraham, Secretary of Energy, US Department of Energy (via recorded tape) Germany's Hydrogen Vision Gerd Eisenbeiss, Member of the Board of Directors, FZ Jülich, Germany Hydrogen Plan of Iceland Baldur Pétursson, Ministry of Industry and Commerce, and Jon Bjorn Skulason, General Manager, Icelandic New Energy Ltd., Iceland Japan's Hydrogen Vision Toshiaki Abe, Director General, Hydrogen Energy Systems Technology Development Department, New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), Japan Towards a Hydrogen Economy Michael D. Jones, Manager Hydrogen Technology, BP The Italian Hydrogen National Programs: strategies, resources, perspectives Raffaele Vellone, Director Hydrogen Program of Italy, ENEA, Italy European Union's Hydrogen Vision Angel Perez-Sainz, Head of Unit "Energy Production and Distribution Systems", Research Directorate General, European Commission Session 2: From Where Will the Hydrogen Come? Moderator: Wiktor Raldow, Head of Unit "Renewable Energies", Research Directorate General, European Commission Fossil Fuels Anne Marit Hansen, Hydrogen Business Unit, Norsk Hydro, Norway BioEnergy Kyriakos Maniatis, IEA Bioenergy Implementing Agreement, DG TREN, European Commission Renewables Aldo Steinfeld, Paul Scherrer Institute, IEA SolarPACES Implementing Agreement, Switzerland Nuclear (fission an fusion) Masuro Ogawa, Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute (JAERI) Japan Session 3: Hydrogen Infrastructure and End-use Moderator: Robert Dixon, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, US Department of Energy Storage and Distrubution Andreas Züttel, Professor, University of Fribourg, Switzerland Utilisation (Fuel cells and ICEs) Lars Sjunnesson, Corporate R&D and Environment, Sydkraft AB, Sweden Hydrogen and Transportation - Alternative Scenarios Carmen Difiglio, Head of the Energy Technology Policy Division, International Energy Agency Session 4: Cutting Edge Technologies R&D Moderator: Willem van der Heul, Ministry of Economic Affairs, The Netherlands Nano Technology Keith Karasek and Pierre Dreux, Altran Corporation, USA Conversion Technologies Trygve Riis, The Research Council of Norway Session 5: International Co-operation and Policy Roundtable Moderator: Marianne Haug, Director, IEA Energy Efficiency Technology, R&D Office US-EU bilateral co-operation Angel Perez-Sainz, Head of the Unit, Research Directorate General, European Commission IEA Hydrogen Implementing Agreement Trygve Riis, The Research Council of Norway WE-NET Toshiaki Abe, Director General, Hydrogen Energy Systems Technology Development Department, New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), Japan White Paper on a Hydrogen Action Plan Robert Dixon, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, US Department of Energy Closing remarks Roberto Vigotti, Chair, REWP |
