H2 ValueChain

Developing the Hydrogen Value Chain in Norway and Europe

Join our seminar where we will discuss how to develop the hydrogen value chain in Norway and Europe, as well as introduce EIT InnoEnergy and its different investment programs.

Time: 10.00-16.00,12. February 2020

Place: Thon Hotel Opera, Dronning Eufemias gate 4, Oslo (Oslo S)

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H2 ValueChain – program

 Program

09.15 – 10.00

Registration (coffee/ tea)

 

Part 1:  Building European and Norwegian competitiveness on Hydrogen

10.00 – 11.00	Introduction by moderator, Daniel Ras-Vidal, CEO Kunnskapsbyen Lillestrøm
	The global perspective and the opportunities for Europe and Norway EIT InnoEnergy, Tomas Kåberger, Industrial growth executive
	The European push for investing in sustainable innovation European Energy Research Alliance, Nils Røkke, Chairman
	Developing a framework for production and use of Hydrogen in Norway Ministry of Petroleum and Energy, NN
11.00 – 11.30	Break and refreshments

 

Part 2:  What next – seizing the opportunities

11.30 – 12.15	Research and innovation throughout the hydrogen value chain NTNU, Johan Einar Hustad, Director NTNU Energy
	Green hydrogen in Europe SINTEF, NN
	Creating regional roadmaps for Hydrogen Renewable Cluster in Norway, Tomas Bjørdal, Project Manager
	Heavy duty transport and maritime mobility using hydrogen in Norway MoZEES/IFE, Øystein Ulleberg, Principal Scientist

 

Part 3:  Hydrogen Pioneers – startups

12.15 – 13.00	Cost efficient, sustainable materials for fuel cells Celcibus AB, NN
	Curved graphene changing energy storage Skeleton Technologies, Egert Valma, Programme Director
	Hydrogen from renewable energy Greenstat, Vegard Frihammer, CEO
	Clean Hydrogen Production and Carbon Capture and Storage CCB, Ronny Haufe and Zeg Power, Kathrine Ryengen
13.00 – 14.00	Lunch & networking

 

Part 4:  Hydrogen Pioneers – corporate

14.00 – 15.00	Revolutionizing steel making – replacing coking coal with hydrogen HYBRIT, Mikael Nordlander, Head of R&D portfolio Industry Decarbonization at Vattenfall
	Commercializing Fuel Cells globally PowerCell, Åse Bye, Business manager
	Hydrogen reaching fossil parity – for industry and mobility Nel Hydrogen, Bjørn Simonsen, VP Investor Relations & Corporate Communication

 

Part 5:  Financing the hydrogen opportunities

15.00 – 16.00	Accelerating the Energy Transition through investing in sustainability EIT InnoEnergy, Johan Söderbom, Thematic Leader Smartgrid and Storage
	How to incentivise hydrogen to play a key role in the energy transition Statkraft, Kevin Gould, Senior Advisor, Global Markets, Corporate Strategy
	Panel – opportunities, what are we looking for etc Innovation Norway (Tor Mühlbradt), Nysnø (Jean-Baptiste Curien), Fremtiden Energi (Thomas Bjørdal), DnB (Einar Kilde Evensen), EIT InnoEnergy (Johan Søderbom)
	Plenary summing up – what next (events, calls etc) Kunnskapsbyen Lillestrøm, Daniel Ras-Vidal, CEO

Connecting people

16.00 – 17.00	Aperitif & networking (refreshments and light snacks)
	EIT InnoEnergy stand – meeting opportunities
18.00	Networking dinner

ABOUT THE ORGANIZERS
EIT InnoEnergy accelerates sustainable energy innovations across Europe. Our Europe-wide network brings together 460+
business, academic and research partners, who have indirect access to 150 million energy consumers.

The Norwegian Hydrogen Forum is a nonprofit members’ association for conveying and promoting the advantages of hydrogen as an energy carrier in Norway. Our more than 60 members span Norwegian industry, universities, research institutes and other organizations.

The Norwegian Hydrogen Cluster is a newly established national business cluster within hydrogen & fuel cell technology comprised of 29 companies, research institutions, incubators and technology development actors in Norway.

NTNU Energy is one of NTNU’s four strategic areas 2014 – 2023. Development and integration of a renewable and sustainable energy supply is a key challenge for the world community. NTNU commits itself to contribute to such a transition by minimizing the ecological footprint in developing the existing resources, and to massively invest in research related to renewable energy sources, storage solutions, energy consumption and transportation. NTNU is the first partner of InnoEnergy in Norway and hosts a joint position for boosting business creation and innovation.

The Norwegian Renewable Energy Cluster is a facilitator of high-value cooperation between parties. We accelerate the sustainable transition to a future built on renewable energy and clean technology by developing joint innovation projects and
new energy business models. We aim to bring our members closer to markets, customers and peers. Our members represent the whole chain of value, from energy producers to end users and the technology in between.

SINTEF is one of Europe’s largest independent research organisations. Every year we carry out several thousand projects for customers large and small.

Kontakt Knut Linnerud for mer infomasjon: knut@kunnskapsbyen.no