Hydrogen CO2 Why the Chemical Industry Can Become the Key to Clean Hydrogen Production – Find out at the ONLINE Clean Hydrogen Conference, 18 May
Eindhoven/Sittard Geleen – Sustainable energy generation by means of wind or from solar radiation continues to increase its share in energy mix, but a promising option is the synthesis of hydrogen via the chemical industry – for instance, one of the paths is carbon circularity.
The Online Clean Hydrogen Conference on May 18 offers this unique perspective on clean hydrogen production. During the live presentations new technologies will be introduced and the speakers will share their experience on how the existing ones are implemented.
In the first part of the conference, Arnold Stokking, Managing Director of Brightsite will talk about the feedstock transition towards CO2 neutral operations, while Joris van Willigenburg from Sitech Services will present a new analysis method for costs of eleven hydrogen production technologies.
Later on, Prof. Dr. Ir. Gerard van Rooij from Maastricht University and Hans Linden from TNO will introduce new examples of routes to carbon circularity.
Furthermore, Pete Johnson from Monolith Materials will speak about methane pyrolysis for hydrogen, what is known as “Turqoise Hydrogen”, a growing field where more and more commercial companies are being launched.
The complete program includes live presentations from researchers, executives and industry specialists from Brightsite, Sitech Services, TNO, Maastricht University, Monolith Materials, Graforce and Torrgas. The conference will end with a round-table discussion moderated by Mark van Doorn from Brightlands Chemelot Campus.
For more information about the program, speakers and presentation titles, we invite you to visit the conference website: https://cleanhydrogenconference.com/
The conference is part of the Brightlands Chemistry of the Future Series organized by Jakajima in cooperation with strategic partner Brightlands Chemelot Campus. For more information about the other conferences during Brightlands Chemistry of the Future Series, visit www.chemistryofthefutureseries.com
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If you have any questions about the conference, please contact
Pieter Hermans, Jakajima, p.hermans@jakajima.eu / +31653550628
For a media pass, contact us at info@jakajima.eu
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About Jakajima
Jakajima is the matchmaker for innovators in the high tech industry, ranging from 3D printing to Internet of Things, from Drones to Health Tech and Sustainability. We organize those activities that bring innovators from different value chains and different professions together, in order to endeavour innovations and to create new partnerships, products and/or services.
About Brightlands Chemelot Campus
Brightlands Chemelot Campus is a world-leading innovation location in smart materials and sustainable manufacturing and home to a vibrant and fast-growing open community of groundbreaking companies and knowledge institutes. With its location, ecosystem and easily available expertise and knowledge, Brightlands Chemelot Campus is a unique location for innovative start-ups and corporations, forward-thinking knowledge institutes, daring entrepreneurs, brilliant researchers, talented students and visionary investors.https://www.brightlands.com/en/brightlands-chemelot-campus