On behalf of E-Boost and the Green Transport Delta Hydrogen (GTD-H) consortium, RAI Automotive Industry NL invites you to the workshop: "The Challenges and Opportunities of Hydrogen Infrastructure".
Hydrogen is a promising energy source for the future. However, some missing links remain for its widespread use. This workshop discusses hydrogen regulations and standardizations and what needs to be done to establish hydrogen infrastructure in the Netherlands and beyond.
Program
09:30h Walk-in with coffee and tea
10:00h Introduction E-Boost and GTD-H project, by Freek de Bruijn, RAI AINL
10:15h TEAL, cooperation between Total Energies and Air Liquide, by Diederik Luijten, Air Liquide
11:00h Hydrogen production developments in the Netherlands, by Rene Peters, TNO
11:45h lunch (will be provided)
13:00h Tank infrastructure and subsidies, by Kees Verbogt, Ministerie van Infrastructuur en Waterstaat
13:45h Dutch rules and regulations on hydrogen, by Paul Dijkhof, KIWA
14:30h Closing and drinks
Freek de Bruijn, RAI Automotive Industry NL will moderate the workshop
About the GTD-H project
The Green Transport Delta Hydrogen project (GTD-H) started in September 2021. The main objective of this project is to develop three hydrogen technologies: hydrogen combustion engines, hydrogen fuel cells, and next-generation hydrogen refueling infrastructure technology. These three key developments in this project are related to cross-sector mobility applications for automotive, marine, and non-road mobile machinery, and the resulting technical requirements of the products from the end-user perspective. With this, the consortium partners aim to accelerate and improve the transition to sustainable mobility and strengthen their (international) competitive position for sustainable mobility applications and power units.
The Green Transport Delta Hydrogen project is coordinated by the Program Office led by RAI Automotive Industry NL and Brainport Development.
About the E-Boost project
The European E-boost project focuses on advancing hydrogen-based energy solutions to support sustainable transportation. E-boost aims to accelerate the transition towards clean, emission-free mobility across Europe by developing innovative technologies for efficient hydrogen storage and usage. This project aligns with the goals of the Hydrogen Day event, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing in the field of hydrogen innovation.
