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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 1

Organised by the EC-Joint Research Centre with the TWG 2 and OECD
15 September 2023, 09:00 – 13:00 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.

09:00	Introductory Session
Moderator: Maureen Wood, EC-JRC-MAHB		Co-Moderator: Marie-Ange Baucher, OECD
	Welcome to the Webinar	Maureen Wood, EC-JRC
	Introduction to the Programme	Maureen Wood, EC-JRC
	Introduction to Session 1	Maureen Wood, EC-JRC
	Links to useful publications	JRC
09:10	Session 1, Part 1: Country reports - Potentially new and increased risks involving hydrogen fuels
	The Netherlands: Country situation	Simone Wiers, Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment, The Netherlands
	Germany: Safety-related questions which we are faced with dealing with as inspectors	Mareike Strub, Regierungspräsidium Freiburg, Germany
	Italy: Risks involving hydrogen and safety considerations, the Italian experience	Romualdo Marrazzo, Environment Agency (ISPRA), Italy
	Japan	Tomoki Hara, The High Pressure Gas Safety Institute of Japan
	Finland	Sanna Pietikainen, TUKES, Finland
	Czech Republic: Hydrogen Fuel Risks	Atef Mahmoud, Technical University of Ostrava, Czech Republic
	Germany: The types and size of hydrogen electrolysis and storage currently being proposed	Mareike Strub, Regierungspräsidium Freiburg, Germany
	Ireland: H2 Production & Storage sites, Irish Authority Approach	Noreen Quinn, Health and Safety Authority, Ireland
Discussion: If you would like to ask a question or comment, please use the Webex chat
10:40	Coffee break
Session 1, Part 2: Potentially new and increased risks involving hydrogen fuels (continued)
10:55	Situations in other countries	Voluntary oral contributions from participants
Discussion: If you would like to ask a question or comment, please use the Webex chat
Session 2: Research, regulations and tools to support new hydrogen fuel risks
Moderator: Maureen Wood, EC-JRC-MAHB
11:30	Existing regulations and standards Guide certification hydrogène (supplementary document in French)	Benno Weinberger, INERIS, France
11:45	Hydrogen research	Simon Gant, Health and Safety Executive, United Kingdom
12:00	Consequence analysis and new scenarios – dealing with specific hydrogen fuel risks	Valerio Cozzani, University of Bologna, Italy
12:15	The future	Mark Hailwood, State Institute for Environment, Baden-Württemberg (LUBW), Germany
12:25	Expert viewpoints	Voluntary contributions from experts
Discussion: If you would like to ask a question or comment, please use the Webex chat
12:55	Wrap-up
17:00	End of webinar