HIL Scotland Conference 2022
Date/Time
22 Nov 2022 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Location
Radisson BLU, Glasgow
The Scottish Government published their hydrogen policy statement in December 2020 which set out a vision for Scotland to become a leading hydrogen nation in the production of reliable, competitive, sustainable hydrogen, securing Scotland’s future as a centre of international excellence as we establish the innovation, skills and supply chain to underpin our energy transition.
HYDROGEN PRIORITIES
Having spent £40m over the past five years in hydrogen transport policies, the focus is now to scaling-up the potential for hydrogen by linking together opportunities across sectors and transport modes and building Scotland’s potential for innovation and supply chain growth.
With the support of Transport Scotland and our enterprise agencies, underpinned by close collaboration between government and industry, we are now seeing the emergence of the next generation of hydrogen projects and investment, including in new areas such as rail, road transport, maritime and aviation.
EVENT SYNOPSIS
This one day conference will bring a wide range of stakeholders responsible for delivering Scotland’s hydrogen objectives to discuss practical ways in which we can produce and distribute hydrogen successfully.
Split into four sections as below, we’re looking for industry experts to contribute to the day
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- Aligning Transport Scotland & other key transport authorities to build a secure infrastructure
- Building for Success: Working collaboratively to build a network of hydrogen production, storage and distribution for transport
- Competitive Future: Scaling up technology to create a more robust business case
- Delivering for passengers: Encouraging modal shift through clean energy and modal shift
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SPEAKERS
SCHEDULE
Radisson Blu Hotel, Glasgow– 22 November 2022
08.00– 09.00 – Breakfast, registration, and networking
09.00 – 09.15 – Chair Welcome – Floyd March – Editor, Hydrogen Industry Leaders
Session 1 – Aligning key transport authorities to build a secure infrastructure
09.15 – 09.30 –– Stuart McKay – Head of Hydrogen – Scottish Government
09.30 – 09.45 – Fergus Tickell – System Transformation and Business Development Lead -SGN
09.45 – 10.00 – Bill Smith – Transport Planning Leader – Arup
10.00 – 10.30 – Thought Leader ARUP The opportunities hydrogen brings to the supply chain and implementing across different modes of transportation
• Chris Ashley – Head of Policy – Road Haulage Association
• David Rennie – Head of Low Carbon Energy – Scottish Enterprise
• Brian McLean – Strategy Director – AGS Airports
• Gordon Stewart – Rail Planning and Operations – Arup
10.30 – 10.45 James O’Sullivan, Product Manager – Alstom
10.45 – 11.25 – Refreshments and Networking
Session 2 – Building for Success: Working collaboratively to build a network of hydrogen production, storage, and distribution for transport
11.30 – 11.45 – Jim Johnstone – Service Manager – Aberdeen City Council
11.45 – 12.15 – Confederation of Danish Industry/Hydrogen Denmark
• Martin Eltang Theodorson, VP Sales – Green Hydrogen Systems A/S
• Anne Bastrup Holm, Business Developer for PtX – Evida S/S
• Lars Hedemann, Partner and Senior Advisor – Brinckmann
• Samantha Jane Phillips, Chief Commercial Officer – Dynoelectro
12.15 – 12.50 – Thought Leader BOC. On the storing, producing, and distributing hydrogen
• Sara Grainger – Head of the Accelerator Unit – Transport Scotland
• Scott Chudleigh – Hydrogen Business Development Manager – BOC
• Chris Martin – Head of Business Development UK – Wright Bus
• Jim Johnstone – Service Manager – Aberdeen City Council
12.50 – 13.20 – Technical Seminars – 1 – SGN, National Grid, Ramboll
13.20 – 14.20 – Lunch and Networking
14.20 – 14.50 – Technical Seminar – 2 – Safetec, Ingersoll Rand, Danfoss Power Electronics
Session 3 – Competitive Future: Scaling up technology to create a more robust business case
14.50 – 15.00 – Chair Afternoon Welcome – Floyd March, Editor, Hydrogen Industry Leaders
15.00 – 15.15 – Stuart McKay – Head of Hydrogen, Scottish Government – How e-fuels can shape energy transition in Scotland – confirmed
15.15 – 15.30 – Mark Griffin – Market Development Lead – Scottish Power
15.30 – 16.05 – Thought Leader – RES
• Tracy Scott – Development Director – Green Hydrogen – RES
• Eric Daglish – Service Manager – Cochran Boilers
• Ian Palmer – Managing Director – InchDairnie Distillery Ltd
• Ole Jenson – Sales & Business Development Director, Northern Europe Herning, Denmark
16.10 – 16.25 – Mark Eldridge – Market Director, Renewables – Element Materials Technology
16.25 – 16.40 Michael Knudsen – Business Development Director, Green Fuels and Energy – COWI
16.40 – 17.10 – Thought Leader – The benefits for the rural economy
• Frank Roach – Partnerships manager – HITRANS
• Tom McCarty – Senior Associate – Octopus Energy
• John Cunningham – Strategy Manager – Western Isles Council
17.10 – 17.45 – post event drinks reception
Event Presentations
Aberdeen City Council – Jim Johnstone
Alstom – James O’Sullivan
Arup – Bill Smith
BOC – Scott Chudleigh
COWI – Michael Knudsen
Element – Mark Eldridge
Heskel – Jake Martin
Scottish Government – Stuart McKay
ScottishPower – Mark Griffin
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