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SUMMARY:UK-EU Hydrogen Summit\, Brussels\, 1st & 2nd July 2024
DESCRIPTION:EU-UK Hydrogen Summit 2.0\, Brussels 1 and 2 July 2024\nFollowing the success of our recent hydrogen summit in London\, a follow-up event\, Hydrogen Summit 2.0: Developing closer UK\, EU & International Relations to Deliver the Net Zero Hydrogen Economy\, organized by the Energy Research Accelerator and HyDEX. This event will take place on 1 and 2 July 2024 in Brussels. \nEvent Details: \n\nDate: 1 & 2 July 2024\nTime: 14:00 to 17:30 Monday 1 July; 09:00-13:00 Tuesday 2 July\nLocation: Press Club Brussels Europe\, Rue Froissart 95\, 1040 Brussels\, Belgium\n\nThis invitation-only event will gather key stakeholders from across the EU\, UK\, and internationally\, including policymakers\, funders\, regulators\, innovators\, researchers\, and industry leaders. We will build upon the discussions initiated in London\, aiming to deepen our exploration of the collaborative path forward in developing the net-zero carbon hydrogen economy. \nOutline programme and objectives\nKey Objectives:\n\nTo share best policy\, funding and collaboration practice\, including the hydrogen valley concept\nTo identify and address hurdles to collaboration\, and chart a roadmap to overcome them.\nTo discuss core European hydrogen policy and steps for strengthening international cooperation.\nTo foster closer international collaboration vital for accelerating the growth of versatile\, clean hydrogen.\n\nMon 1st July\, 14:00 – 17:30 \n\nHydrogen beyond borders: a key renewable in delivering the energy transition\nUK’s Commitment to Net Zero\nEurope’s Commitment in fostering International Collaboration\nHydrogen Valleys – their critical role in the energy transition journey\n\nTues 2nd July 09:00 – 13:00 \n\nFinancing and Funding: streamlining funding and creating a business case for a hydrogen economy\nPolicy Frameworks: aligning regulatory processes\n7. Workforce Development\, Just Transition and Fostering Public Acceptance\n8. Next steps\, calls to action & recommendation\n\nFindings from the previous summit\nHyDEX and the Energy Research Accelerator (ERA) organized the UK-EU Hydrogen Summit on 30th April in London\, pooling collective expertise to accelerate the transition to a hydrogen economy. If you missed the first event\, here’s a brief recap of the key takeaways and insights shared by industry leaders and experts: \nThe Evolution of Hydrogen: From its humble beginnings to its pivotal role in global research and innovation\, hydrogen has witnessed a rapid transformative journey. With initiatives like the EU’s Horizon Europe and the UK’s Net Zero Hydrogen Fund\, hydrogen’s importance has soared\, marking a new era of collaboration and innovation. \nUK’s Commitment to Net Zero: The UK’s ambitious net zero investment roadmap underscores its dedication to advancing the hydrogen economy. With significant investments and policy frameworks\, the UK is poised to be one of the leaders of the charge towards a sustainable future. \nEU’s Resolute Commitment: The European Green Deal and initiatives like the Clean Hydrogen Partnership highlight the EU’s unwavering dedication to fostering hydrogen innovation. Collaboration with UK counterparts is crucial for driving progress in this arena. \nInternational Collaboration: A key message highlighted the significance of international partnerships and collaboration\, particularly with key players like Germany. Building strong ties and sharing best practices is essential for accelerating the hydrogen economy globally. \nProject Highlights: Our experts shared valuable insights into groundbreaking projects like HyNET and Tees Green Hydrogen. These projects not only demonstrate the feasibility of hydrogen but also pave the way for large-scale adoption. \nPolicy Frameworks and Funding: Policy wise the EU’s extensive funding programs were outlined\, including Horizon Europe and the Clean Hydrogen Partnership\, which are instrumental in driving hydrogen innovation across various sectors. \nWorkforce Development and Just Transition: Discussions emphasized the importance of workforce development and ensuring a just transition for workers and communities dependent on high-emission industries. \nFuture Outlook: With promising developments like the Hydrogen Valley in the Netherlands and Germany’s H2Global strategy\, the future of hydrogen looks bright. However\, challenges need to be overcome\, including securing public acceptance\, streamlining funding processes\, aligning regulatory processes and fostering international collaboration. \nAt the EU-UK Hydrogen Summit 2.0 as we delve deeper into these topics\, address how we can collaborate to overcome the challenges\, and chart the course for a hydrogen-powered future.
URL:https://hydex.ac.uk/event/uk-eu-hydrogen-summit-brussels-1st-2nd-july-2024/
LOCATION:Conference Hall\, Press Club Brussels Europe\, Rue Froissart 95\, 1040 Brussels\, Rue Froissart 95\, Brussels\, 1040 Brussels\, Belgium
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SUMMARY:Hydrogen Researcher Festival - Thurs 4th July\, Loughborough University
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the achievements of hydrogen researchers! \nThis FREE event will be a vibrant gathering that celebrates advancements\, innovations\, and collaborations in the field of hydrogen research and technology. Join us for a day filled with insightful presentations\, interactive exhibits\, and engaging discussions. \nThe event is for undergraduates\, postgraduates and other university staff who have an interest in hydrogen. In addition\, anyone from industry or the public sector who wants to engage with hydrogen researchers is also welcome to attend. \nRegistrations are now open!\nVisit the website for more information: https://hydex.ac.uk/hydrogen-researcher-festival/ \nHydrogen Poster Competition\nAre you a researcher exploring the dynamic world of hydrogen technology and its applications? The Hydrogen Researcher Festival on Thursday 4th July invites you to enter our hydrogen poster competition. The theme for the competition is hydrogen and the hydrogen economy. We would like poster submissions which explore various aspects of hydrogen research\, innovation\, and applications. \nThe competition is open to all UK researchers (doctoral and postdocs) and is a great opportunity to showcase your innovative ideas\, groundbreaking research\, and visionary projects on the versatile potential of hydrogen.\n1st prize – £250 | 2nd prize – £150 | 3rd prize – £50 \nIt’s FREE to take part – visit the website for more information: https://hydex.ac.uk/hydrogen-poster-competition/
URL:https://hydex.ac.uk/event/hydrogen-researcher-festival-thurs-4th-july-loughborough-university/
LOCATION:Loughborough University\, Loughborough University\, Loughborough\, Leicestershire\, LE11 3TU
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SUMMARY:Hydrogen Summer School
DESCRIPTION:HyDEX is pleased to announce that it will be running a Hydrogen School from 9th – 13th September 2024. \nBased at the Loughborough University\, the Hydrogen Summer School consists of a one week programme of lectures from the HyDEX partner university academics\, and site visits to world leading hydrogen research and demonstration facilities across the university partnership. \nThe Hydrogen School is for anyone with an interest in learning more about hydrogen and the latest hydrogen technologies and applications. \nThis is an excellent opportunity to gain an insight into current innovations within the hydrogen value chain and understand how the HyDEX programme is working to accelerate low carbon hydrogen solutions as part of the transition to net zero. \nIf you have any questions\, please email HyDEX Skills Officer\, Sarah Gomes\nRegister online for the summer school. \nProvisional Programme\nDay 1+2 Loughborough\nWelcome and introduction to HyDEX\nEDI workshop\nBattery Electrolyser talk / lecture\nIntelligent Energy presentation and site tour\nPresenters from University of Nottingham and Warwick University\nResearcher talks\nTours – fuel cell lab\, battery electrolyser lab\, NCCAT \nDay 3 Birmingham\nFuel cell workshop at University of Birmingham\nAcademic talks – hydrogen production technologies\nTyseley tour – hydrogen facilities \nDay 4+5 Cranfield\nPresenters from Cranfield University and Keele University\nIndustry speakers\nPractical experiments demonstration\nTours – demonstration projects: Hyper\, Turquoise Hydrogen demonstrator\nEvaluation and networking \n\nNote: This agenda is subject to change and may be adjusted based on the availability of speakers.
URL:https://hydex.ac.uk/event/hydrogen-summer-school/
LOCATION:Loughborough University\, Loughborough University\, Loughborough\, Leicestershire\, LE11 3TU
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SUMMARY:HyDEX Celebration Event
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday 7th November\, HyDEX held an event at the Derby Museum of Making\, to celebrate the achievements of the HyDEX programme. \nHyDEX has been running from January 2022 following funding from Research England for a consortium of seven the Midlands Innovation universities\, led by Keele University. \nThe aim of the HyDEX programme has been to help to kickstart the development of the hydrogen economy in the Midlands by bringing together partners in industry\, local government\, academia and the public sector with an interest in hydrogen. \nA new energy revolution\nAt the event in Derby\, which was attended by over 200 people from the region and beyond\, Professor Mark Ormerod from Keele University said it was fitting that the event was taking place in a building that was at the heart of the first industrial revolution when it was the Derby Silk Mill – the first fully mechanised factory in the world. Professor Ormerod talked about how we are now entering the energy revolution\, and that the HyDEX programme has played a vital part in raising the profile of the potential of hydrogen in the net-zero future in the Midlands and beyond. \nProfessor Martin Freer\, the Academic Director of HyDEX\, and now Chief Executive of the Faraday Institution talked about HyDEX’s achievements\, including how it has pushed forward new technologies through creating demonstration projects at university partners which are looking at new ways of producing and storing hydrogen. \nMartin explained that HyDEX has also introduced new hydrogen skills and training programmes and has been undertaking work to map out the skills needed by industry for the future of hydrogen. Martin discussed some of the international links that HyDEX has made in South Korea\, Singapore and China in order to exchange ideas about best practice. \nInfluencing energy policy\nThe subject of hydrogen policy was also discussed\, and Martin explained how HyDEX is helping to influence policy through work it has done looking at the needs of industrial sectors such as aviation\, road transport\, agriculture\, construction and farming. \nHyDEX has also launched a report looking at the potential of Hydrogen Rail in the Midlands\, and later this month will be launching its study into the case of UK-EU Collaboration in Hydrogen. \nThere were also presentations from innovators who have been supported by HyDEX\, including Green Coordinate\, Nium and Microcabs\, who explained how HyDEX has supported them in technology development. \nDeveloping skills\nFollowing this was a session on skills\, where interns on the HyDEX micro-internship programme\, including Clinton Liu\, Numan Ahmed\, Chloe Tindale and Shakana Oniyah discussed how they had benefitted from industrial work experience trough the HyDEX programme. This was followed by a panel discussion by industry representatives and academic specialists who gave their thoughts on what more was needed to develop the skills needed in hydrogen. \nDuring the lunchbreak delegates had the opportunity to visit the stands of partners of the HyDEX programme in the exhibition area\, which included Hi-ACT\, University of British Geological Survey\, Nottingham\, East Midlands Hydrogen\, Midlands Innovation and several other businesses involved in hydrogen in the region. \nThe future of hydrogen in the Midlands\nIn the afternoon\, Sally Brewis from Cadent provided here thoughts on the future of hydrogen in the region. She explained how the Midlands was a hydrogen innovation centre with huge expertise in universities and businesses in the region\, both large and small. Sally also discussed Caden’s plans for pipeline infrastructure which could connect the supply with the demand by  industry for hydrogen\, creating a hydrogen valley in the region. She also explained how East Midlands Hydrogen is working on EmStor to identify hydrogen storage in the region such as some of the depleted oil and gas fields in the Midlands. \nThe session finished with a panel discussion chaired by Sarah Windrum of Horiba-Mira and featuring Matt Barney of GeoPura\, Kelly Manders of East Midlands Hydrogen and Professor Martin Freer\, who gave their thoughts about the strengths\, opportunities and challenges facing the Midlands in the hydrogen sector. \nKeep the momentum going\nProfessor Martin Freer said: “HyDEX has achieved a great deal. It has shown that there is huge interest and demand for hydrogen in the Midlands\, and that there is a will here to develop a hydrogen economy. \n“It is important now that we keep this momentum and this network going. We need to continue to make the government aware of the important role we see for hydrogen in the Midlands\, and to push for the policies\, infrastructure and funding that are needed to ensure that hydrogen’s great potential is realised’ \nDownload presentation slides \nDownload business contacts showreel \nPhotographs from the event \n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n		\n\n 
URL:https://hydex.ac.uk/event/hydex-celebration-event/
LOCATION:The Museum of Making\, The Museum of Making\, Silk Mill Lane\, Derby DE1 3AF\, Derby\, DE1 3AF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Engagement Events
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SUMMARY:Hydrogen: The case for UK-EU Collaboration\, London
DESCRIPTION:The UK and the EU both see hydrogen as essential to achieving net zero and both have extensive and well-funded policies to support it. Yet progress is far too slow. \nGreen hydrogen represents less than 1% of total production and still costs 6-14 times more than grey hydrogen. Only a tiny fraction of green or blue hydrogen projects have reached final investment decision. \nIn many proposed applications\, hydrogen is being eclipsed by electrification. But in other areas\, hydrogen and its derivatives still look like the best or possibly only option: fertilizer\, shipping\, jet aviation and long-duration grid balancing. \nWhat’s more\, regardless of the higher production costs of cleaner forms of hydrogen\, its system benefits in terms of greater energy security and lower overall energy system costs still look potentially enormous. \nIt is therefore time to take stock. Both the UK and the EU need to ask what their policy is getting wrong and whether they could make faster progress\, and at lower cost\, by working together. \nIn 2024\, HyDEX (Hydrogen Development and Knowledge Exchange) and ERA (Energy Research Accelerator) held a series of summits in Brussels and London where academics\, policymakers and industrialists examined the issue of hydrogen collaboration between the UK and EU. \nAt this FREE event at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in London\, ERA and HyDEX will be launching their ‘UK-EU Hydrogen Policy Report’ with a host of speakers from industry and the public sector\, outlining the case for UK-EU collaboration\, with specific recommendations to develop hydrogen infrastructure\, markets and policy.
URL:https://hydex.ac.uk/event/hydrogen-the-case-for-uk-eu-collaboration-london/
LOCATION:Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE)\, 1 Birdcage Walk\,\, London\, SW1H 9JJ
CATEGORIES:Engagement Events
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20241120T160000
DTSTAMP:20260409T004809
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SUMMARY:Hydrogen: The case for UK-EU Collaboration\, Brussels
DESCRIPTION:The UK and the EU both see hydrogen as essential to achieving net zero and both have extensive and well-funded policies to support it. Yet progress is far too slow. \nGreen hydrogen represents less than 1% of total production and still costs 6-14 times more than grey hydrogen. Only a tiny fraction of green or blue hydrogen projects have reached final investment decision. \nIn many proposed applications\, hydrogen is being eclipsed by electrification. But in other areas\, hydrogen and its derivatives still look like the best or possibly only option: fertilizer\, shipping\, jet aviation and long-duration grid balancing. \nWhat’s more\, regardless of the higher production costs of cleaner forms of hydrogen\, its system benefits in terms of greater energy security and lower overall energy system costs still look potentially enormous. \nIt is therefore time to take stock. Both the UK and the EU need to ask what their policy is getting wrong and whether they could make faster progress\, and at lower cost\, by working together. \nIn 2024\, HyDEX (Hydrogen Development and Knowledge Exchange) and ERA (Energy Research Accelerator) held a series of summits in Brussels and London where academics\, policymakers and industrialists examined the issue of hydrogen collaboration between the UK and EU. \nAt this FREE event at the Sofitel Hotel in Brussels\, ERA and HyDEX will be launching their ‘UK-EU Hydrogen Policy Report’ with a host of speakers from industry and the public sector\, outlining the case for UK-EU collaboration\, with specific recommendations to develop hydrogen infrastructure\, markets and policy. \nSpeakers confirmed: \n\nMartin Freer\, Hydex/ERA – presenting the report\nMarije Vos\, Project Secretary\, HEAVENN hydrogen valley\, Netherlands\nMatthew Barney\, Chief Hydrogen Business Officer\, GeoPura\, UK\nMarije Vos\, Project Manager\, HEAVENN Hydrogen Valley\, NLS\n\n\nModerator 1\, Mark Watts\nNatasha Sogol\, Head of Energy\, UK Embassy to the European Union\nNicole Glanemann\, Energy Attache at German Embassy to the European Union\nRobert Francia\, Regulatory Affairs\, the European Network of Transmission System Operations for Gas (ENTSOG)
URL:https://hydex.ac.uk/event/hydrogen-the-case-for-uk-eu-collaboration-brussels/
LOCATION:Sofitel Brussels Europe\, 1 Place Jourdan 1040\, Brussels\, Belgium
CATEGORIES:Engagement Events
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SUMMARY:Hydrogen School 2025
DESCRIPTION:The Hydrogen School will include a programme of talks from the HyDEX partner university academics\, guest industry speakers\, and site visits to world leading hydrogen research and demonstration facilities across the university partnership. \nThe Hydrogen School is open to anyone with an interest in learning more about hydrogen and the latest hydrogen technologies and applications. \nThis is an excellent opportunity to gain an insight into current innovations within the hydrogen value chain and understand how the HyDEX programme is working to accelerate low carbon hydrogen solutions as part of the transition to net zero. The programme is also supported by the Centre for Postdoctoral Development in Infrastructure\, Cities and Energy C-DICE. \nAs a participant in the Hydrogen School\, you will have the opportunity to earn a micro-credential through the C-DICE Micro-Credential Scheme\, recognising your expertise and commitment to advancing hydrogen technologies. \n      \nDay 1 Aston Unviersity\nDay 2 University of Birmingham (Tyseley Energy Park)\nDay 3 Cranfield University\nDay 4 Loughborough Unviersity \nPlaces are limited to so book early to secure your spot. \nFor more details\, please email HyDEX Skills Officer\, Sarah Gomes.
URL:https://hydex.ac.uk/event/hydrogen-school-2025/
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250924T130000
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SUMMARY:Shaping Hydrogen Policy – A HyDEX HORN network event
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the next Hydrogen Off-Road Network (HORN) event hosted by HyDEX\, exploring how the hydrogen industry can work together to shape policy and advance the low-carbon agenda. \nThis online session features a keynote presentation from Dr Emma Guthrie of the Hydrogen Energy Association (HEA)\, who will share insights into how the sector is collaborating to influence policy\, address regulatory challenges\, and accelerate the transition to a hydrogen economy. \nDr Guthrie will discuss: \nThe current hydrogen policy landscape in the UKThe role of industry collaboration in shaping effective and realistic policyOpportunities for organisations to contribute to policy developmentThe importance of strategic engagement through networks like HORNThis session is designed to support dialogue and coordination across stakeholders in hydrogen\, particularly those working on off-road\, hard-to-decarbonise applications. \nSpeakerDr Emma Guthrie CEO\, Hydrogen Energy AssociationDr Guthrie is an experienced energy policy specialist with a focus on low-carbon and hydrogen technologies. She leads engagement with government and industry to support the development of effective policy frameworks for the hydrogen sector. \nWho should attendHydrogen technology developers and solution providersPolicymakers\, local authorities\, and regulatorsOff-road equipment manufacturers and operatorsResearchers and academicsSupply chain and logistics professionalsAnyone involved in hydrogen deployment or policy development\nDownload slides from the event here: Shaping Hydrogen Policy slides \nView the video from the event here. \nAbout HyDEX and HORNHyDEX (www.hydex.ac.uk) is a Midlands-based programme accelerating the development and deployment of hydrogen technologies through collaborative innovation and skills development. \nThe Hydrogen Off-Road Network (HORN) is a HyDEX initiative focused on supporting the use of hydrogen in non-road applications\, including construction\, agriculture\, mining\, and industrial vehicles and machinery.
URL:https://hydex.ac.uk/event/shaping-hydrogen-policy-a-hydex-horn-network-event/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20251113T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251113T140000
DTSTAMP:20260409T004809
CREATED:20251022T143113Z
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SUMMARY:The East Midlands Hydrogen Pipeline- Supplying green hydrogen to industries in the East and West Midlands (Webinar)
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the next Hydrogen Off-Road Network (HORN) event hosted by HyDEX\, exploring how the hydrogen industry can work together to shape policy and advance the low-carbon agenda. \nJoin us to explore the East Midlands Hydrogen Pipeline (EMP) — a landmark project set to accelerate the UK’s hydrogen economy by up to 15 years. \nThe EMP will repurpose a 63 km pipeline to transport green hydrogen. This network will link producers and users across the East and West Midlands\, creating the foundation of a regional hydrogen infrastructure. \nBeyond this first phase\, EMP aims to connect additional sites across the Midlands\, building a resilient\, integrated system that supports the UK’s journey to net zero. \nEMP is actively seeking partners — from producers and suppliers to investors and technology providers — to help make this vision a reality.\nLearn more: empipeline.co.uk \nWho should attend? \n\nHydrogen users or those planning to adopt hydrogen\nSuppliers\, service providers\, and investors\nResearchers\, policy makers\, and clean-energy professionals\nAnyone interested in the UK’s hydrogen transition\n\nHORN Hydrogen Marketplace\nThis is also an opportunity to hear from two HORN partner businesses showcasing innovation in the hydrogen sector: \nSauer Compressors UK\nA global leader in compressor technology since 1884\, Sauer provides hydrogen-ready compressors for production\, storage\, and refuelling at pressures up to 450 bar. More: sauercompressors.com \nHycomplate Ltd\nA UK clean-tech company developing advanced composite bipolar plates for fuel cells\, electrolysers\, and energy storage systems — enhancing durability\, reducing costs\, and improving efficiency. More: hycomplate.com \nRegister today to secure your place!\nGain insight into one of the UK’s most ambitious hydrogen projects\, connect with key industry players\, and explore opportunities to help shape the Midlands’ clean-energy future. \nAbout HyDEX and HORNHyDEX (www.hydex.ac.uk) is a Midlands-based programme accelerating the development and deployment of hydrogen technologies through collaborative innovation and skills development. \nThe Hydrogen Off-Road Network (HORN) is a HyDEX initiative focused on supporting the use of hydrogen in non-road applications\, including construction\, agriculture\, mining\, and industrial vehicles and machinery.
URL:https://hydex.ac.uk/event/the-east-midlands-hydrogen-pipeline-supplying-green-hydrogen-to-industries-in-the-east-and-west-midlands-webinar/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Engagement Events,Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20251218T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251218T140000
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SUMMARY:GeoPura – scaling green hydrogen to replace diesel - A HORN network event
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the next Hydrogen Off-Road Network (HORN) event hosted by HyDEX\, exploring how the hydrogen industry can work together to shape policy and advance the low-carbon agenda. \nWe’re pleased to welcome Matt Barney\, Chief Hydrogen Business Officer at GeoPura\, to our December HORN (Hydrogen Outreach and Research Network) meeting. \nMatt will introduce GeoPura’s approach to delivering zero-emission temporary and off-grid power using green hydrogen and their 250 kW Hydrogen Power Units (HPUs)\, which are already replacing diesel generators across construction\, events\, broadcasting\, and infrastructure projects. \nGeoPura has secured over £100m of investment to scale production of hydrogen\, HPUs and supporting infrastructure. This includes major funding from Siemens Energy\, GM Ventures\, the UK Infrastructure Bank and Barclays. Their ambition is to deploy around 3\,600 HPUs by 2033\, eliminating millions of tonnes of CO₂ by shifting away from diesel. \nA key part of their expansion is the HyMarnham Power project in the East Midlands – a former coal plant now being developed into a major green-hydrogen hub and backed by UK Government support and a significant green loan facility. GeoPura is also expanding into Europe with new production capacity. \nAt HORN\, Matt will outline what GeoPura does\, their latest investments\, and how organisations can get involved – from trial deployments to wider partnerships in the growing green-hydrogen supply chain. \nCould you benefit from a Green Advantage?\nOur second speaker is Christian Byron who will be sharing insights from Aston University’s Green Advantage Programme – a support scheme helping businesses develop practical sustainability skills and deliver low-carbon innovation. \nChristian will give an overview of how the programme works\, the impact it’s having on SMEs\, and how organisations across the Midlands can get involved. \nThis is a great chance to learn how universities and industry can collaborate to drive real change in business sustainability. \nThe current hydrogen policy landscape in the UKThe role of industry collaboration in shaping effective and realistic policyOpportunities for organisations to contribute to policy developmentThe importance of strategic engagement through networks like HORNThis session is designed to support dialogue and coordination across stakeholders in hydrogen\, particularly those working on off-road\, hard-to-decarbonise applications. \nSpeakerMatt Barney\, Chief Hydrogen Business Officer at GeoPuraWho should attendHydrogen technology developers and solution providersPolicymakers\, local authorities\, and regulatorsOff-road equipment manufacturers and operatorsResearchers and academicsSupply chain and logistics professionalsAnyone involved in hydrogen deployment or policy development\nDownload slides from the event here: Shaping Hydrogen Policy slides \nView the video from the event here. \nAbout HyDEX and HORNHyDEX (www.hydex.ac.uk) is a Midlands-based programme accelerating the development and deployment of hydrogen technologies through collaborative innovation and skills development. \nThe Hydrogen Off-Road Network (HORN) is a HyDEX initiative focused on supporting the use of hydrogen in non-road applications\, including construction\, agriculture\, mining\, and industrial vehicles and machinery.
URL:https://hydex.ac.uk/event/geopura-scaling-green-hydrogen-to-replace-diesel-a-horn-network-event/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Engagement Events,Webinars
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SUMMARY:HORN Network Event: Cadent’s H2East Hydrogen Pipeline
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the next Hydrogen Off-Road Network (HORN) event hosted by HyDEX\, exploring how the hydrogen industry can work together to shape policy and advance the low-carbon agenda. \nAndy Lewis\, Regional Development Manager at Cadent\, will be speaking at the Energy Research Accelerator’s next HORN network event\, taking place online from 12pm–1pm on Thursday 29th January. \nThis session will explore Cadent’s early-stage plans for the H2East hydrogen pipeline and what it could mean for the future of hydrogen infrastructure in the UK. \nWhat the session will cover \n\nAn overview of the proposed H2East pipeline\, a 150km largely underground hydrogen pipeline\nThe proposed route from Immingham in the Humber to Newark in Nottinghamshire\nHow the pipeline would connect regional hydrogen production with industrial end users\nThe role of H2East within the wider East Coast hydrogen network\nCadent’s approach to stakeholder and community engagement\n\nAbout the H2East pipeline \n\nThe project is being developed by Cadent\, working alongside National Gas and Northern Gas Networks\nIt represents the first phase of a wider hydrogen pipeline network across the UK\nIf delivered as planned\, this could result in around 1\,500 miles of hydrogen pipelines nationwide\nThe Humber to Nottinghamshire section is expected to reach final investment decision within four to five years\nThe pipeline would help address a key barrier to hydrogen deployment: the lack of dedicated transportation infrastructure\n\nThe project aligns with the UK Government’s announcement of over £500m in funding for hydrogen storage and transportation infrastructure\, marking the first major funding programme focused on hydrogen networks. \nThe current hydrogen policy landscape in the UKThe role of industry collaboration in shaping effective and realistic policyOpportunities for organisations to contribute to policy developmentThe importance of strategic engagement through networks like HORNThis session is designed to support dialogue and coordination across stakeholders in hydrogen\, particularly those working on off-road\, hard-to-decarbonise applications. \nSpeakerAndy Lewis\, Regional Development Manager at CadentWho should attendHydrogen technology developers and solution providersPolicymakers\, local authorities\, and regulatorsOff-road equipment manufacturers and operatorsResearchers and academicsSupply chain and logistics professionalsAnyone involved in hydrogen deployment or policy development\nDownload slides from the event here: Shaping Hydrogen Policy slides \nView the video from the event here. \nAbout HyDEX and HORNHyDEX (www.hydex.ac.uk) is a Midlands-based programme accelerating the development and deployment of hydrogen technologies through collaborative innovation and skills development. \nThe Hydrogen Off-Road Network (HORN) is a HyDEX initiative focused on supporting the use of hydrogen in non-road applications\, including construction\, agriculture\, mining\, and industrial vehicles and machinery.
URL:https://hydex.ac.uk/event/horn-network-event-cadents-h2east-hydrogen-pipeline/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Engagement Events,Webinars
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