Moderator: Maureen Wood, EC-JRC-MAHB |
Co-Moderator: Eeva Leinala, OECD |
09:00 |
Introductory Session
|
|
|
Welcome to the Webinar
|
Maureen Wood, EC-JRC
|
Introduction to the Programme
|
Maureen Wood, EC-JRC
|
JRC Summary of Webinars 1 and 2 |
Lorenjo Van Wijk, EC-JRC
|
Hydrogen fuel projects – Overview of the legal and technical framework |
Maureen Wood, EC-JRC
|
Update on the hydrogen fuel survey for regulatory authorities |
Maureen Wood,- EC-JRC/Bruno Reiners, Government of Flanders |
|
Session 1
|
09:40 |
Hydrogen Safety - key considerations and learning from hydrocarbons |
Dan Allason, DNV |
10:00 |
Lessons learned from hydrogen accidents |
Pietro Morett and Erik Smedberg, JRC |
10:20 |
Readiness of safety and environmental protection knowledge for a hydrogen energy economy |
Mark Scanlon, Energy Institute |
10:40 |
Discussion: If you would like to ask a question or comment, please use the Webex chat. Presenters should ideally plan for 20-25 minute presentations leaving time for discussion |
11:00
|
Coffee break |
|
Session 2
|
|
11:15
|
Building a Safe Hydrogen Economy: The Role of Standardization |
Kevin Hares, VDI |
11:35 |
Risk comparison between high pressure gas and liquid hydrogen |
Derek Miller, Air Products |
11:55 |
Safety and regulatory aspects for the large scale hydrogen deployment |
Elena Vyazmina, Air Liquide |
12:15 |
Hydrogen safety risk challenges for new projects in CEPSA |
Jorge Martinez, Cepsa |
12:45 |
Discussion If you would like to ask a question or comment, please use the Webex chat
|
Speakers and participants of the webinar will be invited to reflect on the following questions:
- How can we make sense of the regulatory framework? E.g., what are some typical bottlenecks? Are there opportunities for simplification?
- Can the land-use planning process be improved to be more efficient and/or transparent? If so, how?
- What challenges are there in relation to communication, awareness, and engagement in relation to different stakeholders?
- industry, e.g., new operators, design of equipment and installations?
- regulators, e.g., across competences and local/regional/national jurisdictions
- policy makers, e.g., national, supranational?
What could be some ideas on how to address them?
|
13:30
|
End of webinar
|