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                                 Hydrogen Technologies

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  • HyNet: Delivering low carbon hydrogen at scale

    HyNet: Delivering low carbon hydrogen at scale

    March 2, 2021  17:30 pm - 19:00 pm

    I-SEE Zoom Webinar

    HyNet: Delivering low carbon hydrogen at scale

    Dr Christopher Manson-Whitton, Director, Progressive Energy Limited

    HyNet is the UK’s leading industrial decarbonisation cluster, integrating carbon capture and storage with production, distribution, storage and end use of hydrogen at scale. This project will deliver low carbon hydrogen from 2025 and by 2030 will save 10 million tonnes of carbon dioxide and deliver enough hydrogen to replace almost half of the region’s current natural gas demand. This presentation will provide an overview of the project and how it provides a template to deliver a key element of our 2050 obligations.

    Dr Chris Manson-Whitton, Director, Progressive Energy is an energy expert with a particular focus on taking innovative technologies from concept to deployment. Much of Chris’ work has been driving forward projects in the low carbon energy sector, notably as leading development of HyNet’s low-cost low-carbon hydrogen production at Stanlow, and the delivery of the HyDeploy project which is blending hydrogen into the UK natural gas distribution system. He has also headed up Progressive’s waste and renewables developments, in particular focused on production of low carbon fuels. He has a strong technical background, combined with skills in forming consortia and bringing stakeholders together to enable project delivery.

    I-SEE Zoom webinars are free and open for all to attend

    https://www.bath.ac.uk/corporate-information/institute-for-sustainable-energy-and-the-environment-i-see-seminars/

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    HyNet: Delivering low carbon hydrogen at scale Tickets, Tue 2 Mar 2021 at 16:30 | Eventbrite  

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  • The evolving North Sea - from Super-Basin to renewables HotSpot

    The evolving North Sea - from Super-Basin to renewables HotSpot

    March 3, 2021  14:00 pm - 15:00 pm

    The North Sea is undergoing some incredible transformation as the Governments and Industry in countries surrounding this prolific basin respond to Net Zero commitments.

    To provide some insights about current energy trends and opportunities characterising this area, our speakers will join forces on March 3rd 2021 at the MapStand’s Lunch & Learn.

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    The evolving North Sea - from Super-Basin to renewables HotSpot Tickets, Wed 3 Mar 2021 at 13:00 | Eventbrite  

  • Carbon Policy in a Net Zero World

    Carbon Policy in a Net Zero World

    March 3, 2021  17:30 pm - 19:00 pm

    In the wake of the Paris agreement, countries across the globe are pledging to reduce their emissions to combat climate change. Various nations have now committed to achieving Net Zero emissions by the mid-21st century, with European countries taking the lead with highly ambitious decarbonisation targets and innovative pathways to achieve this goal. The UK was the first G7 country to enshrine the commitment to reach Net Zero by 2050 into law. Furthermore, the UK is no longer under the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) and has recently launched the UK ETS as a key cornerstone decarbonisation policy to help achieve this.

    BIEE’s first Energy Webinar in 2021 will discuss carbon policy necessary for achieving Net Zero and the role of instruments such as the UK ETS. Dr. Danial Sturge, Energy Policy Advisor at Energy Systems Catapult, will discuss his work on approaches to carbon policy in decarbonising the whole economy. Whilst Vivienne Geard, BEIS’s Deputy Director for Carbon, Hydrogen and Industry Analysis, will focus on her team’s work on establishing the UK ETS and its role in decarbonising the economy.

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    Carbon Policy in a Net Zero World Registration, Wed 3 Mar 2021 at 16:30 | Eventbrite  

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  • The Future of Hydrogen in Aberdeen

    The Future of Hydrogen in Aberdeen

    March 17, 2021  13:30 pm - 14:30 pm

    Aberdeen has a strong record for advancing hydrogen technology and demonstrating its use in transport projects.

    As a city, we have the opportunity to transition away from fossil fuels, and the capability to produce clean hydrogen which will help reduce Scotland’s emissions and support meeting Scotland’s challenging greenhouse gas emission targets.

    Aberdeen City Council published its Hydrogen Strategy and Action Plan in 2015, committing to making hydrogen a key element in its decarbonisation plans.

    This session will discuss how Aberdeen has committed to decarbonise its transport and boasts the largest number of hydrogen vehicles in Scotland along with two publicly accessible refuelling stations. It will also provide an overview of Aberdeen’s hydrogen journey over the past 8 years and discuss the role that hydrogen could play in Scotland’s vital energy transition.

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    The Future of Hydrogen in Aberdeen Tickets, Wed 17 Mar 2021 at 12:30 | Eventbrite  

  • Future Proof Hydrogen Showcase - Zero Emission H2 Production and Dist

    Future Proof Hydrogen Showcase - Zero Emission H2 Production and Dist

    March 17, 2021  19:00 pm - 21:00 pm

    Join us as we showcase the companies in the hydrogen production and distribution industry, and the way ahead for Zero Emission fuels. Be part of an informative and interactive conversation on how this sector can transition. 

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    Future Proof Hydrogen Showcase - Zero Emission H2 Production and Dist Tickets, Wed, 17 Mar 2021 at 11:15 AM | Eventbrite  

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Dr. Pau Farràs Costa

      

Dr. Pau Farràs is a Lecturer in Inorganic Chemistry in the School of Chemistry at the National University of Ireland – Galway (NUIG). He created the ChemLight group focusing on visible-light driven chemical reactions. 

“Hydrogen will be the key driver to revitalise the economy in remote regions.”

“Hydrogen has the potential to drastically reduce the use of fossil fuels from our transport sector.”

Avril Sharkey

          

Avril Ní Shearcaigh is a manager of the Aran Islands Energy Co-Op, which aims to make the Aran Islands, Ireland self-sustainable and carbon neutral by 2022.
Sigurð í Jákupsstovu

          

Dr. Sigurð í Jákupsstovu is the director of the Faroese Environment Agency. He has worked as director of The Faroese Geological Survey and as rector of the University of the Faroe Islands. 

“The fact that hydrogen is one of the most abundant elements on the planet combined with the potentials of using excess renewable energy in the production indicates that the potential for this technology is HUGE.”

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Logan Energy are here to share our expert knowledge in #Hydrogen Solutions gained from 25+ years’ experience in the industry.

We are helping to create opportunities, if you would like to know more or join our dynamic team, please get in touch. #NetZero

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Shape the Future NPA continues!
Tomorrow we meet to discuss Priority 2:
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24 Feb

Our 3rd and last ✨Shape the Future NPA✨workshop looks at how we can make better use of cooperation opportunities for the Arctic & Periphery ❄️🌐 and our common cultural and natural heritage 🏞️🏰
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18 Feb

Dr. Rory Monaghan is introducing The Community Hydrogen Forum #CH2F. Helping Your Community Take its #First #Steps #Towards #Hydrogen. #H2TripleAlliance webinar @SEAFUEL_EU @GenComm_CH2F @HUGE_Project_EU

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  Stakeholders Engagement

HUGE held a series of workshops designed to bring together stakeholders to discuss opportunities and challenges for the deployment of hydrogen technologies in rural and peripheral regions. 

Workshop, Ireland.
Workshop, Faroe Islands.
Workshop, Scotland.
Workshop, Finland.
HUGE held several workshops for hydrogen knowledge transfer
NPA stakeholders reached by our workshops

   What our attendees say …

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Fiona Belton, board member Aran Islands Energy Co-Op (CFOAT)
The HUGE workshop held in Galway (NUIG) was most informative about recent developments and use of hydrogen for local communities and island situations, who already are and for those seeking to become self-sufficient in creating clean sustainable energy. It showed the possibility of processing surplus energy into hydrogen to power vehicles and island ferry boats.
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Terry Heery, board member Aran Islands Energy Co-Op (CFOAT)
The HUGE workshop in NUIG was very important in informing us of the massive potential of hydrogen to replace fossil fuels in our efforts to provide green sustainable energy in the near future. Its suitability as an alternative to both diesel and gas in transport, heating, and as an energy source in manufacturing cement and fertilizers can help reduce our carbon footprint greatly.

  Challenges in the NPA region

Isolated Territories

Low Grid Connections

Expensive Energy Imports

Low Economic Diversity

6 inhabitants per km², compared to the EU average 117 inhabitants per km².
Long distances between small and scattered settlements.
High costs of transport and service delivery.
Dependency on natural resources, like exploitation of fish and wood.

  NPA region geography

  • Ratagan, Highlands, Scotland
  • Lake Saimaa, Teemu Leinonen, Finalnd
  • Rural Sightseeing, Northern Ireland
  • Aerial Photography, Faroe Islands
  • Cliffs Árainn, Ireland
  • Hellisheidi Geothermal Power Plant Pipelines, Iceland
  • Coast Town, Faroe Islands
  • Seven Churches in Onaght, Árainn, Ireland
  • Glencoe, Highlands, Scotland
  • Windmills near lake Saimaa, Teemu leinonen, Finland
  • Hellisheidi Geothermal Power Plant View, Iceland
  • Annat, Highlands, Sotland

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HUGE is a three year project (2019-2022) that aims to provide communities with energy security and self-sufficiency through facilitating uptake of hydrogen utilisation in the Northern Periphery and Arctic region. 
      
Environmental Research Institute; The North Highland College; UHI KW14 7EE, Thurso; Scotland.
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