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Thijs de Groot
HyCC
05
5
Large-scale water electrolysis for decarbonized and other hard-to-abate industries
Paul Dainora
thyssenkrupp nucera
06
6
Developing the world’s most efficient PEM electrolyser
Jan Schmidt
Hystar
07
7
Optimization of compression solutions for (green) hydrogen
Michael Schulz
Siemens Energy
08
8
The role of efficient heat transfer in hydrogen production
Achim Heiming
Alfa Laval
09
9
Duplex stainless steel in heat exchangers for alkaline electrolyzers
Angela Philipp
Alleima
10
10
Platinum group metals: an enabler for hydrogen, not a barrier
Marge Ryan
Johnson Matthey
11
11
Hydrogen service – an unprecedented benchmark for valve technology: challenges & solutions
Eduard Ametller
HABONIM
12
12
Floating wind, hydrogen and the green steel: entwined technologies propelling a low-carbon future
Jamie Frew
12 TO ZERO
13
14
Hydrogen storage in salt caverns – the Hypster project
Catherine Gras
Storengy
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15
HyStorage – investigating the influence of hydrogen mixtures on a porous reservoir
Christian Kosack
Uniper Energy Storage
15
16
Developing a flexible underground hydrogen storage solution
Robin Lane
Gravitricity
16
17
Accelerating the adoption of hydrogen: reducing the Levelized Cost of Hydrogen by going large scale
Gregor Ziemann
H-TEC SYSTEMS
17
18
Efficient AEM electrolysis with DURAION® membranes
Christian Schnitzer
Evonik
18
19
SOEC electrolysis – the game changer for industrial applications
Christian von Olshausen
Sunfire
19
20
The development of offshore hydrogen production to enable further growth of offshore wind in the Netherlands
René Peters
TNO
20
21
Ammonia as hydrogen carrier – how to increase efficiency of hydrogen reconversion?
Frank Sowa
DMT Group
21
22
LOHC technology – an important building block for flexible and demand-oriented hydrogen supply to decarbonize the steel industry
Peter Gless
Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies
22
23
From electricity to hydrogen: the impact of electrolyzers on process safety risks
Yannick Dandois
Vinçotte
23
24
H2-ready? Component and plant quality assessment by third parties
Thomas Gallinger
TÜV SÜD
24
25
Hyperlink: developing a hydrogen network in North-West
Hans Jonk
Gasunie Energy Development
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