Hydrogen Scotland

CCUS & Hydrogen Summit
2025-02-11 09:00 - 2025-02-12 17:00 (Europe/London)
The 6th UK CCUS & Hydrogen Decarbonisation Summit will be assessing the challenges and highlighting the opportunities available within the energy transition sector.

The 6th UK CCUS & Hydrogen Decarbonisation Summit will convene on February 11-12, 2025, at the Royal Armouries in Leeds. The event will explore carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) and hydrogen’s role in industrial and transport decarbonization. Featuring over 60 exhibitors, topics will include infrastructure development, circular economy strategies, and project financing. This summit aims to connect industry leaders, government officials, and academics to drive the UK’s energy transition initiatives.

For more Information: https://chameleonevents.co.uk/events/6th-uk-ccus-hydrogen-decarbonisation-summit/

Electrolyser Masterclass with TÜV SÜD
2025-02-10 13:00 - 14:00
This Electrolyser masterclass is a Hydrogen Scotland webinar with Dr Waqas Tanveer of TUV-SUD, who will share case studies from the ongoing and future electrolyser projects happening in the Northern European Region.

Dr Tanveer will cover the electrolyser stack, system, and plant-level safe operation, as well as examples of supply chain assessments by TÜV SÜD to ensure investor confidence. The case studies will highlight the importance of considerations about hydrogen certification for global market access.

Please register here: https://bit.ly/3OS1n2v

Hydrogen Live 2025
2025-02-05 08:30 - 2025-02-06 16:00
Hydrogen Live 2025 will be held on February 5-6 at the Exhibition Centre Liverpool, focusing on advancing the UK hydrogen market.

This two-day event will cover key areas in hydrogen production and mobility, with discussions on innovations in hydrogen storage, industrial fuel-switching, and sustainable transportation and more. Attendees can engage in networking sessions and attend panels addressing advancements in hydrogen for heavy vehicles, aviation, and maritime sectors.

For more Information: https://www.foresight.events/hydrogen

Hyvolution Paris 2025
2025-01-28 09:00 - 2025-01-30 17:00
The free to attend Hyvolution Paris exhibition & conference on 28-30 January 2025 is one of Europe’s most popular hydrogen events.

Hyvolution 2023 attracted over 11,500 visitors and 450+ exhibitors. Hyvolution is an excellent opportunity to hear about industry trends, catch up with key contacts, and to make new connections.

Register here: https://paris.hyvolution.com/en

Hydrogen Scotland Burns Week Lecture
2025-01-21 16:30 - 20:00
Our second Hydrogen Scotland Burns Week Lecture will take place in Glasgow on Tuesday, January 21st, 2025, from 16:30 to 20:00.

Our main speaker is Professor Keith Bell from the University of Strathclyde, who has been a power sector specialist on the Climate Change Committee since 2019, is a co-director of the UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC) and has advised the Scottish and UK Government on power systems issues.

The lecture and panel discussion will be followed by refreshments and networking.

Please refer to your Member Update ‘Forthcoming events in Dec ’24 and early ’25’ (dated Dec 9th) to register. If you are not a member and would like to attend, please email info@hydrogenscotland.com.

Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub Supply Chain Engagement Event
2025-01-20 14:00 - 17:00
The Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub, Supply Chain Engagement event will support the local supply chain by providing visibility of opportunities. Learn from industry experts to understand the opportunities available to your organisation within the hydrogen sector and the local supply chain.

Hydrasun, FES Group and Robertson Group were recently awarded contracts to support the Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub – a project being delivered through a joint venture between bp and Aberdeen City Council. This event will ensure all participants are well-informed, engaged, and ready to contribute to this innovative hydrogen project.

You’ll get the chance to hear from representatives from bp Aberdeen Hydrogen Energy Ltd, Hydrasun, FES and Robertson, followed by networking opportunities to engage with the project team. Please note there is a maximum of 2 delegates per organisation for this in-person event.

Location: Hydrasun Hydrogen Skills Academy, Gateway Business Park, Cove, Aberdeen

Register now to secure your place. Each organization is allowed a maximum of two delegates.: https://bit.ly/3P1ppbG

Hydrogen Dialogue 2024
2024-12-04 11:15 - 2024-12-05 16:30
Source: hydrogendialogue.com

Supporting the successful ramp-up of the hydrogen economy in Europe.

The Hydrogen Dialogue 2024 summit and Expo includes an Innovation Stage and Start-up Area for start-ups and research groups to pitch their ideas. and ‘Bavaria-An International Hydrogen Hub’.

(Free for students and €198 for other visitors)

Source: https://www.hydrogendialogue.com/en

Monaco Hydrogen Forum
2024-12-02 13:30 - 2024-12-03 22:30
Hosted by the Monaco Hydrogen Alliance, a not-for-profit association dedicated to promoting green hydrogen in land, air, and maritime transportation.

The third edition of the Monaco Hydrogen Forum will explore the future of clean hydrogen mobility. Over two days of keynotes, high-level panels, and in-depth workshops, participants will explore the latest innovations, technologies, and financing models driving clean hydrogen adoption in transportation. Key topics include mobility ecosystems & innovation; infrastructure and the hydrogen value chain, and strengthening the value proposition of hydrogen. This gathering provides an opportunity to connect with leaders driving the future of sustainable mobility.

For more Information: https://monacoh2.org/

European Hydrogen Week
2024-11-18 09:00 - 2024-11-22 16:00
Visitors to European Hydrogen Week will have access to multiple conference streams to deep dive into all things hydrogen – from industry trends, challenges and opportunities, innovation, new technology, and more.

Participants will be able to navigate from session to session, as well as take part in captivating and interactive demonstrations on our exhibition floor and get a taste of what the future clean energy system will look like – with plenty of time for unmatched networking with like-minded individuals.

Source: https://euhydrogenweek.eu/

Hydrogen Ireland Conference
2024-11-13 13:00 - 2024-11-14 16:30
‘Navigating Challenges & Seizing Opportunities’ is this year’s theme for the Hydrogen Ireland Conference.

The conference will look at the assessment and planning for the utilisation, deployment and commercialisation of hydrogen in Ireland and internationally.

Non-member registration fees: €660

For more information and to register: https://www.h2irl.com/registration-2024

Hydrogen Opportunities for Fife Businesses
2024-11-05 08:30 - 12:30
Inviting businesses in the Fife region interested in reducing their carbon footprint and developing new opportunities through hydrogen.

Fife, particularly Methil, has been at the forefront of the hydrogen revolution. The region has shown how locally produced green hydrogen can be stored and used to meet a local network’s supply and demand challenges. If we can make hydrogen at scale, store it and transport it to where it is needed, it could be a potent fuel for specific applications and hard-to-abate sectors.

Agenda:

08:30: Breakfast networking & banner display

09:30: Welcome and Introduction from Dot Smith- Enterprise and Business Development Manager, Fife Council and Patrick McCarthy- Business Development Manager, Hydrogen Scotland

09:40: Background to Methil- The Levenmouth Community Energy Project by Karen Ritchie- Demonstration Centre Manager, Bright Green Hydrogen

Using Hydrogen-

10:00: Is Hydrogen right for me? by Doja Satir- Demand Origination Manager, SSE Thermal

10:20: The H100 Project by Ruairidh MacGregor- Senior Customer & Stakeholder Manager, Future of Energy, SGN

10:40: Inchdairnie Distillery by Jessica Stewart- Sustainability Manager, Inchdairnie Distillery

11:00: Tea, Coffee & Networking

Supply Chain Opportunities-

11:20: Scottish Enterprise outline of Hydrogen sector projects & growth by Fiona Elliot Hydrogen Specialist, Scottish Enterprise.

11:40: Local business case study by Steven Jack- Renewable Energy BDM, HCS Control Systems, Glenrothes

12:00: Networking

This event has now concluded. Learn more about the opportunities in Fife here: https://www.investfife.co.uk/sectors/energy-industries/

Hydrogen Scotland Conference 2024
2024-10-29 10:30 - 2024-10-30 17:00 | Hilton Glasgow, 1 William St, Glasgow, G3 8HT, United Kingdom
Thank you for joining us!

A huge thank you to our members, delegates, partners and speakers for your involvement in our 16th Annual Hydrogen Scotland Conference. We were delighted to have a record turnout and hear your feedback.

We look forward to welcoming you back to our 17th annual Hydrogen Scotland Conference on the 28th and 29th of October 2025.

Hydrogen Scotland 2024 was the 16th edition of our two-day annual flagship hydrogen conference, celebrating the growing hydrogen economy across Scotland and bringing together members, guests, and invited expert speakers.

Hydrogen Scotland Conference 2024 explored the scale-up of low-carbon hydrogen production and the development of local supply chains for hydrogen production and demand, together with opportunities to export hydrogen into wider markets. The conference, exhibition, and workshop activities across both days shared Hydrogen Scotland member activities and celebrated achievements with hydrogen deployment and building the wider hydrogen supply chain.

Day 1 – Tuesday 29th October. HS2024 Workshops, Seminars & Showcase programme

10:30 to 11:00: Coffee and networking

The workshop and seminar activities on Day 1 will provide opportunities for a deep dive into topics which will be featured or discussed in the four conference sessions on Day 2. Room allocations for the Tuesday, 29th Oct workshops, seminar & showcase programme are in the table below.

The timing of the sessions allows for morning coffee 10:30-11:00, lunch 12:30-13:30 and afternoon coffee 15:00-15:30, giving delegates time for networking and to visit the exhibition stands (Platinum, Gold, Silver).

12:30-13:30: Lunch

15:00-15:30: Afternoon coffee

18:00-19:00: The Glasgow Civic Reception

19:30-22:00: The Hydrogen Scotland 20th Anniversary Conference & Awards Dinner

Day 2 – Wednesday 30th October. HS2024 Conference Partnerships for Growth

The conference programme for Wednesday 30th October is a single stream conference in the Ballroom with four sessions (two morning, two afternoon).

08:00-9:00: Registration, coffee and Networking

09:00– Nigel Holmes, Hydrogen Scotland. Welcome to Day 2 of HS2024

09:05-10:45: Day 2 Plenary Session: Partnerships for Growth

Margo MacIver, Head of Hydrogen, Scottish Government

Ellen von Zitzewitz, Deputy Director, BMWK, German Federal Government

Phoebe Finn, Policy Manager, Statera

Kerry Ann Adamson, Global Strategic Advisor, Worley

Rob Duffin, Director for Hydrogen, Arup

Panellists: Bob Drummond, Hydrasun & Oleksandr Riepkin, Ukrainian Hydrogen Association

Chair: Dr Alexandra Stein, Scottish Government

10:45-11:15: Coffee, Exhibition, & Networking

11:15-13:00: Day 2 Session 2: Making Hydrogen

Christina Smitton, Storegga. Speyside Hydrogen – Demand Led

Marcel Kelder, Yokogawa Digital Solutions. The Hydrogen Plant of Tomorrow

Colin Lindsay, Scottish Water Horizons & Jacqui Lang, SEPA. Sustainable Water

Martin Hanton, TUV-SUD. Low Carbon H2 Production Certification

Jamie Paul, Mott MacDonald. The Opportunities and Challenges in delivery of hydrogen projects in Scotland

Panellists – Mark Griffin, ScottishPower & Craig McLaren, Planning Champion

Chair: Norma Hogan, Highlands & Islands Enterprise

13:00-13:45: Lunch, Exhibition, and Networking

13:45-15:15: Day 2 Session 3: Moving & Storing Hydrogen

Mitch Brunt, NVFCL. Selection & Use of pipework & fittings

Robert Seehawer, Aquaventus. North Sea Pipeline IPCEI

Nancy Thomson, SGN. LTS Grangemouth to Edinburgh

Craig Hodge, SSE. Aldbrough Hydrogen Pathfinder & Storage Projects

Sam Mackilligin & Tom Ilett, AECOM. P2X route to market

Panellists- Hayleigh Barnett, NZTC & Fergus Tickell, NESO

Chair: Sarah Baillie, Addleshaw Goddard

15:30-15:50: Coffee, Exhibition, and Networking

15:50-17:20: Day 2 Session 4: Using Hydrogen

Prof Mercedes Maroto-Valer, HWU. H2 for Industrial Decarbonisation

Colin Pritchard, Ineos. Green Hydrogen for Grangemouth

Amanda Lyne, ULEMCo. Pragmatic solutions for HGVs & NRMM

Andrew Cunningham, GeoPura. Make, Move & Use Green H2

Panellists- Steve Boughton, RWE

Chair: David Hogg, Arup

17:20-17:25: Results of the Hydrogen Fuel Cell Buggy Challenge

17:25-17:30: Nigel Holmes, Hydrogen Scotland. Closing Comments

The panel discussions in each of the three ‘Make It – Move & Store It – Use It’ sessions will be informed by the findings of the Day 1 workshop sessions. Content for each session is 12-minute speaker presentations, allowing time for a quick question after each presentation, then brief panellist introductions followed by 30 minutes of panel discussion with questions taken from the session chair and audience. Timing of the conference sessions allows for morning, lunch and afternoon breaks for networking and time to visit the exhibition stands

Hydrogen Scotland 2024 Conference Partners

For more information on partnership opportunities at Hydrogen Scotland 2024, please download the Hydrogen Scotland 2024 Conference Guide.

Highlights

The Stewart Dow Award

The Stewart Dow Memorial Award acknowledges and encourages individuals or groups who are passionate about the development and deployment of hydrogen and fuel cells. The UK Hydrogen Energy Association (HEA) and Hydrogen Scotland jointly support the award.

This is your chance to nominate an individual or group that has developed practical solutions or innovative products, successfully commercialised fuel cells in new applications, or brought people together in a collaborative way. Self-nominations are also welcome.

Applications for this year’s award have now closed. Thank you to everyone who submitted nominations.

Student Poster Competition

If hydrogen is going to play a major role in future energy, it’s crucial to involve and inspire students and younger generations. The Hydrogen Scotland Conference offers a platform for students to present their innovative ideas, research, and knowledge to the larger Hydrogen Scotland community.

Our previous winners have gone on to contribute excellent work in various academic and other positions.

Applications for this year’s competition have now closed. Thank you to everyone who applied!

A look back at Hydrogen Scotland 2023

Hydrogen Scotland Conference 2024 is also supported by:

For more information on partnership opportunities at Hydrogen Scotland Conference 2024, please download the Hydrogen Scotland 2024 Conference Guide.

Hydrogen Tech Expo - Hamburg, Germany
2024-10-23 08:30 - 2024-10-24 17:00
Hydrogen Technology Expo Europe is a solutions-driven forum that will discuss the development of new technologies to overcome these technical challenges and propel hydrogen into the mainstream for stationary and mobile applications.

This must-attend event will bring together the entire supply chain to discuss everything from technologies and solutions for low-carbon hydrogen production, efficient storage, transport and infrastructure, as well as advanced design, testing and development, manufacturing solutions and advanced materials for hydrogen fuel cells.

See The Latest Hydrogen Technology: Hydrogen Technology Expo is the must-attend event for anyone looking to find the latest technologies and solutions for Europe’s rapidly emerging hydrogen economy. Meet new suppliers, as well as some of the biggest names in the industry who will be demonstrating the very latest technology, solutions, materials, components, test & evaluation tools, and engineering capabilities to help accelerate your next project.

Hear From 300+ Expert Speakers: Hydrogen Technology Conference will feature more than 300 speakers and involve more than 1,500 participants from a wide range of industries. The conference sessions and topics will focus on technical and R&D solutions to develop and overcome some of the main barriers to hydrogen and fuel cell adoption in Europe. Targeted tracks and sessions will fall under the main categories of clean hydrogen production, storage solutions, infrastructure development, and fuel cell design, development, and manufacturing.

Expand Your Network: The conference and the exhibition area offer the perfect opportunity to make new industry connections, as well as rekindle existing relationships. Download our event app and attend the dedicated networking sessions and find new business partners, arrange meetings with our sponsors and exhibitors, and expand your social network with new companies joining the growing hydrogen industry in Europe.

More than 300 international speakers and over 15,000 attendees will come together to discuss, and see, the latest technologies and engineering solutions, advanced materials, manufacturing equipment, infrastructure, as well as test and evaluation tools and services to finally commercialize hydrogen as a mainstream provider of clean, renewable energy. PLUS – see more than 650 exhibiting companies in the main exhibition hall.

Source: https://www.hydrogen-worldexpo.com/

Hydrogen Safety and Leak Detection
2024-10-14 13:00 - 14:00
This webinar with Megan Hine of Draeger Safety Ltd will examine some of the challenges involved in gas and leak detection in hydrogen systems. Megan will discuss aspects of hydrogen gas behaviour that make leaks difficult to detect and how this same gas behaviour can also increase safety compared to other fuels when these properties are considered as part of the design.

Draeger has been in the business of detecting hydrogen for many decades. However, introducing hydrogen to the energy industry brings new challenges. Megan will compare hydrogen to more widely used fuels and focus on the detection challenges specific to hydrogen gas releases and hydrogen fires—you might be surprised!

This webinar will benefit not only those who need to design safe systems but also those who must demonstrate that the safety of plants and personnel is accounted for as part of the design and planning phase. It will cover aspects of hydrogen gas behaviour that make leaks difficult to detect and how this same gas behaviour can also increase safety compared to other fuels when these properties are considered as part of the design.

Megan will discuss:

Properties of hydrogen gas and how they differ from natural gas

Detection options for hydrogen and how they work, as well as information on map detector placement.

Which detection options are no longer possible for hydrogen (for example, infrared open path gas detection, meaning reduced ability to achieve area coverage)

Hydrogen flame detection principles, what technology can be used to deal with hydrogen fires that humans can’t see, feel, or smell?

The presentation will be followed by Q+A

Request the Draeger H2 Safety e-Book here: https://www.draeger.com/en_uk/Safety/Clean-Energy-Solutions/Hydrogen-Safety

About Draeger:Formed in 1889, Draeger is still a family-owned company headed in its 5th generation by Stefan Draeger. We are dedicated to manufacturing safety equipment for high-hazard industries across the globe. Megan Hine has worked for Draeger for 6 years and is an Exida-certified fire and gas practitioner. She covers the full safety portfolio with a specialism in fixed gas and flame detection, particularly in the energy industry. Draeger has been in the business of detecting hydrogen for many decades, however, introducing hydrogen to the energy industry brings new challenges.

About Megan:Megan Hine has worked for Draeger for 6 years and is an Exida-certified fire and gas practitioner. She covers the full safety portfolio with a specialism in fixed gas and flame detection, particularly in the energy industry.

She spoke at TEDx Dundee in 2016 and has been an annual guest speaker at the University of Aberdeen since 2021 on the subject of “Gas safety for the energy transition.” Draeger has been in the business of detecting hydrogen for many decades; however, introducing hydrogen to the energy industry brings new challenges.

In this topic, we will cover some important properties of hydrogen in gas and leak detection. This will include comparing hydrogen to more widely used fuels and focusing on detection challenges specific to hydrogen gas releases and hydrogen fires—you might be surprised!

Register here: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/4b3d7a2c-189f-44cb-a569-f0d79f753770@ac38fa5a-674b-4c32-810a-1aba0bd61a31

hy-fcell 2024 - Stuttgart, Germany
2024-10-08 09:00 - 2024-10-09 17:00
hy-fcell 2024 international Expo and Conference for the hydrogen and fuel cell industries provides an extensive overview for relevant international markets and industries as well as technological advancements.

The interactive format offers an ideal platform for experts and newcomers alike to connect, discuss and set up sustainable business relationships. hy-fcell consists of an English speaking conference with interactive plenaries and workshops, and an international trade fair.

hy-fcell at Messe Stuttgart is located next door to Stuttgart airport, just 400 metres walk.

Source: https://www.messe-stuttgart.de/hy-fcell/en/

SGN LTS Futures Project
2024-09-16 13:00 - 14:00
This Hydrogen Scotland member webinar on Monday, September 9th, is about the strategic LTS Futures project. Nancy Thomson of SGN will speak about the £30M Ofgem-funded LTS Futures project, which is supported by the Scottish and UK governments to recommission the mothballed 30-kilometre local gas transmission pipeline that runs from Grangemouth to Granton in Edinburgh.

LTS Futures is conducting a series of trials with hydrogen to prove the viability of repurposing existing local gas infrastructure for hydrogen use.The LTS Futures Project forms part of the UK’s national hydrogen research programme to deliver a Net Zero decarbonisation solution for customers. The project seeks to research, develop, test and evidence the compatibility of the Local Transmission System Assets (LTS) assets, pipelines, associated plant and ancillary fittings, culminating in a ‘first of a kind’ repurposing trial and demonstration.

Nancy Thomson of SGN has over 16 years of experience in high-pressure onshore and offshore pipelines around the world, including an MSc in Pipeline Integrity Management. For the last four years, she has been leading the LTS Futures programme, which is investigating repurposing and uprating the GB high-pressure gas networks to hydrogen.

The aim of the LTS Futures project is to demonstrate that the Local Transmission System can be repurposed and potentially uprated to convey hydrogen. This would provide options for the decarbonisation of power, industry, heat, and transport by delivering a safe supply of energy to all customers both during and after the energy transition.

The current estimate is if the Local Transmission System is converted to transfer hydrogen then the cost of repurposing this LTS network will be between 15% and 30% of the costs of replacement, significantly reducing the costs of decarbonisation through the hydrogen pathway. The live trial between Grangemouth and Granton will give a much greater understanding of the actual cost and potential for repurposing and uprating the network and, in doing so, inform the whole system transformation costs.

Register here: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/88247ab9-5707-44bf-896e-40ba61b94572@ac38fa5a-674b-4c32-810a-1aba0bd61a31

Cenex Expo @ Millbrook
2024-09-04 09:00 - 2024-09-05 17:00
Cenex Expo, originally Cenex-LCV and Cenex-CAM, is the leading event in the UK innovation community.

With over 4,000 visitors in attendance last year, this event offers a wide range of exhibitors, an extensive seminar programme and many networking opportunities. As part of the outdoor exhibition there is also the opportunity to ride & drive the latest research & development vehicles.

Cenex Expo takes place at UTAC Millbrook, a unique event venue that provides the opportunity to use its test track facilities. Cenex Expo incorporates:

Technology exhibition split over multiple halls;

Extensive seminar programme;

Networking Opportunities;

Ride & drive the latest research & development vehicles.

Supported by government agencies, Cenex Expo brings together the people who will deliver the net zero and connected automated mobility future.

Cenex Expo sets an agenda where low carbon vehicles and connected automated mobility innovations combine to shape the future of mobility.

Source: link: https://cenex-expo.com/

Hydrogen Masterclass: Supporting Scotland's Energy Future
2024-08-28 09:00 - 16:00
The first event of ETZ Ltd’s Energy Transition ‘Hydrogen’ Masterclass series will examine Scotland’s Hydrogen future and is run in partnership with Hydrogen Scotland and EIC (Energy Industries Council).

The Hydrogen Masterclass is designed to educate and empower supply chain companies by offering insights into the potential of hydrogen as an energy source and the business opportunities it can unlock. Can hydrogen be the solution for achieving a balanced energy system in Scotland? One that provides secure, affordable, and low-carbon energy while maximizing Scotland’s abundant natural resources?

Hydrogen has the potential to revolutionize various sectors, from transportation to industrial processes. It offers a viable solution to decarbonize our energy systems as we continue to combat carbon emissions and climate change.

Scotland has a significant advantage in being able to utilize its well-established oil and gas supply chain. With extensive experience and expertise in the industry, Scotland has the opportunity to encourage collaboration, drive innovation, and effectively harness its renewable energy potential. The strength of this energy supply chain enables Scotland to efficiently provide equipment, materials, and services, leading to cost-effective and timely project delivery, and solidifying Scotland’s position as a global leader in hydrogen production and usage.

Join the event to gain valuable insights into the latest advancements, projects, and solutions shaping hydrogen’s role in Scotland’s energy landscape. Learn how your company can get involved.

Register here: https://www.the-eic.com/EventDetail?dateid=4282

Hydrogen Incidents- Are You Prepared?
2024-08-12 01:00 - 02:00
This Hydrogen Scotland member webinar by Inverroy Crisis Management is a must-attend for those interested in hydrogen-related incidents and responses.

Matthew Wardner and David Payne will also share invaluable best practices from other sectors and underscore the vital role of Emergency Response/Crisis Management (ERCM) and Process Safety as complementary processes crucial for protecting lives, investments, and company reputation.

Many people involved in Risk Management will be familiar with the Risk Bow Tie. This webinar will look at elements of the left side (i.e. what can be done before an incident) but will focus primarily on the right-hand side (i.e. how organisations should react after an incident) and how they should interact with third parties. During this webinar, Matthew and David will discuss the following:

Emergency Response/Crisis Management – A brief overview and how it links to Process Safety and the importance of crisis communications and stakeholder engagement

What an effective Emergency Response Structure looks like and how it can be implemented

The benefits of early implementation – from assisting with planning approval to protecting your workforce, reputation and investment

Third party resilience – How confident are you that your critical contractors or suppliers are resilient enough to maintain their service to you? This will discuss steps you can take to protect yourself from the repercussions of incidents that affect others

The implementation of ERCM normally falls to those responsible for Health and Safety. However, anyone involved with planning or managing a project needs to have an awareness of ERCM to ensure that the requirements for an effective response are included from the start rather than as a late, and potentially more expensive, addition

Register to attend here: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/d7a11805-3533-43e2-871d-661f92d3c403@ac38fa5a-674b-4c32-810a-1aba0bd61a31

Hydrogen Scotland webinar with Siemens Digital- The Use of Simulation and Digital Twinning
2024-07-15 01:00 - 02:00
This Hydrogen Scotland webinar on Monday 15th July at 13:00 BST is about using simulation and digital twinning to streamline production processes.

Francois Iker, Siemens DISW—EMEA Business Developer Systems Simulation, will discuss the value of systems simulation in every phase of green hydrogen production projects, from the initial idea to the operation.

This webinar will be of interest to engineering and technical managers interested in the development of hydrogen-related products: production, transport, and usage (refuelling stations, Fuel cells, etc.) and anyone interested in how replicating real-world plant operations in virtual simulations can help engineers and operators fine-tune designs, identify potential issues early on, and streamline production processes. This not only reduces commissioning times but also slashes production costs, making hydrogen production more economically viable.

Register to attend here: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/de556bfe-9e1b-4c9d-925f-f2e60f13f6c5@ac38fa5a-674b-4c32-810a-1aba0bd61a31

Hydrogen Innovation Showcase
2024-07-02 16:00 - 2024-07-03 16:00
Innovate UK, the EPSRC Hydrogen Hubs, The Hydrogen Innovation Initiative (HII), UK-HyRES and HI-ACT are co-hosting the UK Hydrogen Innovation Showcase, an event that will highlight innovative projects happening across the UK’s hydrogen supply chain and feature key players in the hydrogen industry.

The event will feature speakers and presentations from senior industry leaders as well as individuals working on emerging technologies and members of the policy and regulatory space. Attendees will be provided an opportunity to learn more about UK innovation and collaborate with others.

Attendees can expect to:

Explore the innovation taking place across the hydrogen landscape

Learn about the interesting and unique projects our exhibitors and speakers are showcasing

Understand more about the key research developments and funding opportunities underpinning the hydrogen economy

Enable and accelerate meaningful partnerships and collaborations with others in the space

Visit the Hydrogen Scotland stand at the event

Scotland Supply Chain Conference 2024
2024-06-25 09:00 - 17:15 | Macdonald Inchyra Hotel, Falkirk, FK2 0YB, Macdonald Inchyra Hotel, Falkirk, FK2 0YB, United Kingdom
The Scotland Supply Chain Conference (SSCC) is a one-day networking conference and exhibition which offers attendees a great opportunity to network with Scottish and wider energy supply chains and also learn about energy industry projects, developments and plans.

Hydrogen Scotland will be exhibiting at the event and we look forward to meeting you.

Hydrogen Scotland webinar with Baltimore Aircoil- Cooling Solutions for the Green Hydrogen Industry
2024-06-24 02:00 - 03:00
This Hydrogen Scotland webinar with Baltimore Aircoil on Monday 24 June at 13:00 BST is about Cooling Solutions for Green Hydrogen Production.

Tom Bosmans, Business Development Manager and Geoff Mahoney, Area Sales Manager of Baltimore Aircoil Limited will look at cooling solutions for electrolytic hydrogen production and other industries that utilise Baltimore Aircoil’s cooling tower products the application of which can enable energy, water and space savings.

This webinar will be beneficial to those that need cooling solutions for the manufacture of green hydrogen, typically where there is a need for heat exchange from compressors and electrolysers and for engineers from other industries such as Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning.

Register to attend here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_THjGzhcYT6K6Q-5auPvJXg#/registration

Hazardex in the Regions: Dundee Safety Conference and Exhibition
2024-06-19 08:30 - 15:30
The Hazardex in the Regions: Dundee safety conference and exhibition is free to attend and takes place at the Michelin Scotland Innovation Park (MSIP) in Dundee on Wednesday 19th June 2024.

The conference programme includes high-profile speakers presenting essential guidance and insight of local and national relevance. Alongside the exhibition, leading high-hazard industry companies showcase their latest products and services. We will be attending; visit us at the Hydrogen Scotland stand.

Register to attend here: https://data.imlgroup.uk/haz-in-the-regions/

Energy Exports Conference
2024-06-11 09:00 - 2024-06-12 17:00 | Hazardex in the Regions: Dundee, MSIP Dundee, United Kingdom
The free to attend two-day Energy Exports Conference (EEC) returns to P&J Live in Aberdeen, Scotland for its sixth year on the 11 & 12 June 2024.

This year’s agenda will include sessions focused on hydrogen, carbon capture, oil and gas, decommissioning, nuclear new build, investment, offshore wind, and floating offshore wind.

The Energy Exports Conference will identify global energy opportunities and bring together key decision makers. The supporting theatres will focus on operator and contractor updates, as well as in country opportunity sessions including the Middle East, North America, Australia, Turkey, and Greece.

Key speakers confirmed so far for 2024 include: Aker Carbon Capture, Baker Hughes, Bechtel, Burns & McDonnell, Fugro, Kent, McDermott, Orsted, Siemens Energy, thyssenkrupp nucera, Wartsila, and Worley.

Attendees will receive access to all exhibition and networking areas, including a networking drinks reception held at the end of day one. Access to all conference sessions is also included across both dates, including the main stage and accompanying theatres.

Source: https://www.the-eic.com/EEC

Mission Hydrogen HOW2024
2024-06-04 11:00 - 2024-06-05 23:00 | Hazardex in the Regions: Dundee, MSIP Dundee, United Kingdom
Join this 24-hour webinar marathon from 23:00 GMT on Tuesday 4 June to 23:00 GMT on Wednesday 5 June to hear an unparalleled lineup of hydrogen leaders have come to share their knowledge.

They will present actionable insights, best practices from high-class companies, and innovative ideas from the hydrogen industry.

Speakers from around the world include Mirela Atanasiu, Executive Director of the Clean Hydrogen Partnership (Europe), Ohira Eiji, Director of the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO, Japan), and Dr Laurent Antoni, Executive Director of the International Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in the Economy (IPHE).

Source: https://www.hydrogen-online-workshop.com/

All-Energy 2024 - Glasgow
2024-05-15 09:00 - 2024-05-16 16:00 | SEC, Exhibition Way, Glasgow, G3 8YW, United Kingdom
All-Energy/Dcarbonise is the UK’s largest renewables exhibition and conference. It is also free to attend and is expected to attract over 10,000 attendees to the SEC in Glasgow on Weds 15th and Thurs 16th May 2024.

You can get involved in the All-Energy Show Floor Theatres by submitting an abstract with a brief summary of your proposed presentation. Abstract submission is easy – use the online form for as many submissions as you want to make. Please use one form for each topic, clearly opting for the theatre in which you want to speak, and submit by 28th February.

All-Energy 2023 Heat Decarbonisation Show Floor Theatre

The All-Energy/Dcarbonise 2024 Call for Speakers is for eight show floor theatres including hydrogen and energy storage, community and local energy decarbonisation, heat and transport, innovation, offshore wind, marine renewables, future talent, and decarbonisation of the built environment. Case histories and ‘lessons learned’ will be central to the show floor theatre programmes. Link: https://www.all-energy.co.uk/en-gb/forms/call-for-papers.html

Show Floor Theatre submission deadline: please submit your Show Floor Theatre abstracts by Wednesday 28th February

Call for Academic Posters: this includes all topics that come under the banner of the All-Energy and Dcarbonise conference including Hydrogen, Energy Storage, and Energy Systems. For details of the topics covered please visit www.all-energy.co.uk/conference24 and use this link to submit your Academic Poster: https://www.all-energy.co.uk/en-gb/forms/academic-posters.html Please submit your Academic Posters by 31st March 2024.

As in 2023 the main All-Energy/Dcarbonise conference will feature ‘by invitation speakers’ speaking to specific topics. Themes for the main conference are currently being developed and will include three sessions on hydrogen and fuel cells with the general themes of Now, Next, and Future. Announcements are expected in February 2024 for the overall programme and many of the speakers who will be taking part.

Get ready for 100% Hydrogen at All-Energy 2024 at the SEC in Glasgow

All-Energy/Dcarbonise is the UK’s largest renewables exhibition and conference and the 2023 edition achieved a total attendance of 9,706 delegates together with over 250 exhibitors. All-Energy/Dcarbonise 2024 will be bigger and better than ever with 70% of the floorplan already reserved by exhibitors and themes for the main conference taking shape. Further information on all aspects of All-Energy/Dcarbonise 2024 is at all-energy.co.uk
