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WEBINAR
EU Technical Working Group for Seveso Inspections (TWG 2) and OECD Working Party on Chemical Accidents

Hydrogen Fuel Risks Webinar Part 2

Organised by the EC-Joint Research Centre with the TWG 2 and OECD
14 February 2024, 09:00 – 13:15 CEST

The webinar will be open for participation at 08:30 for those who may need more time to set up access.
If you have a question, please pose it in the Chat.

The webinar presentations will seek to address one or more of the following issues associated with potential hydrogen fuel uses in future:

Uncertainties (e.g., about number of new sites, technologies, locations, etc.)
Uncertainties about technical and economic feasibility of new use cases
Standards and regulations – Solutions and challenges
Implications for permitting and other oversight components (e.g., land-use planning, inspection)
New demands on risk assessment, modelling and accident scenarios
Guidance and good practice

Moderator: Maureen Wood, EC-JRC-MAHB		Co-Moderator: Marie-Ange Baucher, OECD
09:00	Introductory Session
	Welcome to the Webinar	Maureen Wood, EC-JRC
	Introduction to the Programme	Maureen Wood, EC-JRC
	JRC Summary of Webinar 1	Maureen Wood, EC-JRC
	Session 1
09:20	Origins of the current regulation on HRS in France, challenges regarding its evolution	Bruno Debray, INERIS, France
09:50	Hydrogen infrastructure in the UK: regulatory challenges and scientific knowledge gaps	Simon Gant and Rachel McCann, Health and Safety Executive, United Kingdom
10:10	Hydrogen projects in Flanders: Situation and risk assessment at the moment	Bruno Reiners, Flemish Environment Authority
10:30	Discussion: If you would like to ask a question or comment, please use the Webex chat. Comments from representatives of EU and OECD countries not represented in the presentations are very welcome!
10:50	Coffee break
	Session 2
11:05	Safety related questions	Mareike Strub, Regierungspräsidium Freiburg, Germany
11:25	Findings of an inspection campaign on storage and unloading facilities for hydrogen	Martine Mortier, FPS Employment, Belgium
11:45	Land-use planning in Germany for a hydrogen plant	Mark Hailwood, State Institute for Environment, Baden-Württemberg (LUBW), Germany
12:05	Finnish guidance & modelling challenges	Sanna Pietikäinen, TUKES, Finland
12:25	Hydrogen as an energy carrier: transport in methane mixtures	Romualdo Marrazzo, Environment Agency (ISPRA), Italy
12:45	Discussion If you would like to ask a question or comment, please use the Webex chat
Speakers and members of the HFR Technical Advisory Group will be invited to reflect on the following questions: What do we think will be the technology issues to monitor most in terms of industrial risk? Are there some situations that are more likely than others? What areas of policy might be high priorities for review and realignment? What could be the contribution of existing experts in industry to help reduce risks associated with new hydrogen fuel use cases? What other topics could be exchanged in the framework of this EU + OECD ad hoc expert to help identify priorities for government, industry and international organisations?
13:15	End of webinar