Inhaltsverzeichnis
Workshop: Hydrogen and Fuel Cell in a Future Sustainable Energy System
This international workshop is organised initiating a discussion process in Austria in order to break down and to transfer latest European Commission and international priorities to relevant stakeholders.
Date
31. Mar 2004 - 1. Apr 2004
Venue
WKO - Chamber of Commerce Austria, Vienna
Vienna, AT
Organiser
BMVIT, Federal Ministry of Transportation, Innovation and Technology
Energieverwertungsagentur - the Austrian Energy Agency (E.V.A.)
PROFACTOR
CD-Labor Brennstoffzellensysteme (University of Technology, Graz)
Description / table of contents
In the last few years the research topics "hydrogen" and "fuel cells" achieved major importance in the R&D priorities and R&D policies of leading world economies (U.S.A., Japan, EC) and leading international NGOs (like the IEA - International Energy Agency).
In the present discussion high expectations and perspectives are expressed that hydrogen and fuel cells will contribute significantly to the goals of energy policy such as: security of supply, economics and sustainability. The following activities support this trend:
- The formation of a "Hydrogen Coordination Group" by the International Energy Agency (IEA) since June 2003,
- the constitution of the "International Partnership for Hydrogen Economy (IPHE)" initiated by the United States (since November 2003),
- the establishment of the "European Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology Platform" by the European Commission (most likely in January 2004),
- bilateral RTD (Research and Technology Developement) agreements between the U.S.A. and the EC, and
- increased RTD budgets for world-wide RTD programs (e.g. the U.S. intends to spend up to 300 Mio USD in 2004).
These strong positions caused the E.V.A., the Austrian Energy Agency in co-operation with BMVIT (the Federal Ministry for Transportation, Innovation and Technology), PROFACTOR and CD-Laboratory for Fuel Cells to organise this international workshop initiating a discussion process in Austria in order: to break down and to transfer latest European Commission (EC) and international priorities to relevant stakeholders and to achieve a common understanding in Austria for future positions and activities among the different industrial companies, public authorities (incl. NGOs) and scientific bodies. The contents of the two days workshop emphasises on the following key aspects:
Target groups
This workshop is especially addressed to decision makers from the public sector (federal state and provinces), involved industrial representatives, NGOs, researchers from universities/colleges and other stakeholders.
Publications
Session 1: Hydrogen as Future Energy Carrier: the Global View |
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666.8 kB |
Medium. to Longterm Energy Perspectives: Sustainable Energy Systems and the future role of Hydrogen Marianne Haug (IEA - International Energy Agency) |
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3.2 MB |
Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Research in the European Union Ángel Perez Sainz (DG RESEARCH, European Commission) |
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371.5 kB |
Fuel Cells and Hydrogen in the United States: Freedom Car, Hydrogen Initiative and the International Partnership for Hydrogen Energy (IPHE) Nancy Garland (US Department of Energy) |
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235.0 kB |
Japanese Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Programmes and Initiatives Koji Nakui (NEDO, Japan) |
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316.2 kB |
German Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Programme Georg Menzen (BMWA, Germany) |
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634.6 kB |
Drivers for and Barriers towards a Hydrogen Based Energy System Matthias Altmann (L-B-Systemtechnik, Germany) |
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412.0 kB |
Elements of a Hydrogen Infrastructure Jaco Reijerkerk (Linde Gas GmbH, Germany) |
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1.2 MB |
Storage Systems for Mobile Applications Günter Krainz (Magna Steyr AG, Austria) |
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1.8 MB |
Safety of Hydrogen: Standards and Regulations Ulrich Schmidtchen (German Hydrogen Association) |
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1.3 MB |
Stationary Applications Based on Hydrogen Engines Günther Herdin (GE Jenbacher, Austria) |
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951.2 kB |
Hydrogen Fuelled Cars - The Way of BMW Toward a Sustainable Mobility Rolf Stromberger (BMW, Germany) |
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238.8 kB |
Biological Hydrogen Production via Fermentation Pieternel Claassen (Wageningen UR, Agrotechnology & Food Innovations, Holland) |
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323.3 kB |
Biomass and Waste Conversion in Supercritical Water Bert van de Beld (BTG, Holland) |
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397.4 kB |
Gasification of Solid Biomass and Electricity Generation from Fuel Cells Tobias Pröll (Institute of Chemical Engineering, Vienna University of Technology) |
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435.5 kB |
Potential Applications and Synergies of Biogas Fuel Cells as an Efficient alternative Energy Conversion Technology Steven Trogisch (PROFACTOR, Austria) |
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400.6 kB |
Photovoltaic Fuel Cell Hybrid for Stand Alone Power Supply Ewald Wahlmüller (Fronius International GmbH, Austria) Heinrich Wilk (Energie AG Oberösterreich, Austria) |
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446.4 kB |
Clean Energy Partnership - Demonstration Project for Hydrogen based Mobility Volker Jaensch (DENA - German Energy Agency) |
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129.0 kB |
The Role of the IEA in the Austrian Energy Research Brigitte Weiss (BMVIT, Austria) |
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26.4 kB |
Highlights of the Implementing Agreement (IA) on Advanced Fuel Cells Lars Sjunnesson (IEA IA AFC ExCo Chairman, Sydcraft Sweden) |
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64.9 kB |
State-of-the-Art of the Implementing Agreement (IA) of Hydrogen Trygve Riis (IEA IA HIA ExCo Chairman, Research Council Norway) |
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3.7 MB |
AMONCO Biogas Fuel Cells Marianne Haberbauer (PROFACTOR, Austria) |
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356.8 kB |
Advanced Biogas Processes applied in Fuel Cell Systems Peter Holubar (IAM - Institute for Applied Microbiology, University of Natural and Applied Life Sciences, Austria) |
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498.8 kB |
The Usage of Biogas in Fuel Cell Systems Paloma Ferreira-Aparicio (CSIC - Spanish Council for Scientific Research,Inst. for Catalysis and Petrochemistry) |
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3.1 MB |
MTU's Hot Module Technology: Utilization of Biogas and other Gasified Products for Dezentralized Consumable Energy Production Gerhard Huppmann (MTU, Germany) |
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37.1 kB |
Market Potential and -analysis of Biogas Fuel Cells in Germany, Austria and Slovakia Michael Schlieker (EBV - Gesellschaft zur Förderung regenerativer Energie, Germany) Volker Jaensch (DENA - German Energy Agency) |
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62.0 kB |
Slides used in the Panel Discussion Peter Egger (Magna Steyr) |
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82.2 kB |
Slides used in the Panel Discussion Kai Klinder (Vaillant) |
Contact address
Tanya Poli-Narendja
E.V.A., the Austrian Energy Agency
E-Mail: poli-narendja@eva.ac.at
