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SUMMARY:Hydrogen Research & Innovation event - Powered by TU Delft
DESCRIPTION:About the event\nWe are happy to invite you to the first TU Delft Hydrogen Research & Innovation Event on April 4. The programme will be a mix of visionary plenary speakers\, deep dive break-out sessions and our Hydrogen Marketplace. You can meet with researchers for in-depth discussions\, interact & collaborate with industry players and policymakers to contribute to the energy transition\, and be amazed & inspired by TU Delft hydrogen – and student teams. \nRector Magnificus Tim van der Hagen will open the event and launch TU Delft Pioneering Tech\, the university’s new online platform and magazine about innovation and societal impact. Followed by keynote addresses by Allard Castelein (CEO at Port of Rotterdam) and Mattijs Slee (CEO at Battolyser Systems). After that\, we host two break-out sessions. The topics for these break-outs are Offshore hydrogen production\, Integrated Hydrogen-Energy systems\, Storage & Transport and Hydrogen Applications. \nProgramme\n15:00 – 15:30 Walk-in \n15:30 – 15:45 Welcome and opening\nZwanet van Lubek (Head of Corporate Innovation\, TU Delft Innovation & Impact Centre)\nTim van der Hagen (Rector Magnificus\, TU Delft) \n15:45 – 16:00 Rotterdam as Europe’s hydrogen hub: from ambition to reality\nAllard Castelein (CEO\, Port of Rotterdam) \n16:00 – 16:15 Battolyser®\, ‘a next generation electrolyser’\nMattijs Slee (CEO\, Battolyser Systems) \n\n16:30 – 17:20 Break-out sessions round 1\, choose your preferred topic:\nOffshore Hydrogen production: presentations by Saskia Kunst (Director at Switch2) and Dominic von Terzi (Full Professor at TU Delft)\, pitches by TU Delft researchers and closing by Forze \nIntegrated Hydrogen-Energy systems: presentations by Cor van Kruijsdijk (R&D Integration Lead at Shell Global Solutions International BV) and Miro Zeman (Full Professor at TU Delft)\, pitches by TU Delft researchers and closing by Eco-Runner \nHydrogen storage & transport: presentations by Silke Klaveren (Advisor sustainable gases and storage at EBN) and Maartje Boon (Postdoctoral Researcher at TU Delft)\, pitches by TU Delft researchers and closing by HydroMotion \nHydrogen applications: Jogchum Bruinsma (CCO at Nedstack) and Arvind Gangoli Rao (Full Professor at TU Delft)\, pitches by TU Delft researchers and closing by AeroDelft \n17:20 – 18:00 Drinks and networking at out Hydrogen Marketplace\nVisit student teams Eco-Runner\, Forze\, HydroMotion and AeroDelft. Have in-depth discussions at one of the posters from the breakout sessions. Interact at the stands from e-Refinery\, Flying Vision\, MavLab and the H2 Platform and ultimately contribute to the energy transition. \n18:00 – 18:50 Break-out sessions round 2\, choose your preferred topic:\nSee topics above – read more about our speakers and their presentations \n \n18:50 – 19:10 Best Poster Award and closing\nBendiks Jan Boersma (professor at TU Delft) \n19:10 – 21:00 Buffet dinner at our Hydrogen Marketplace \nDon’t miss out on this event.\nRegister your attendance via the\nregistration form!\n 
URL:https://www.hhwe.eu/event/hydrogen-research-innovation-event-powered-by-tu-delft/
LOCATION:Aula Conference Centre TU Delft\, Mekelweg 5\, Delft\, 2628 CC\, Netherlands
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SUMMARY:Webinar Offshore Wind in Portugal
DESCRIPTION:Similarly to the Netherlands\, Portugal has both an important track record and future ambitions with regard to the energy transition. In 2021\, over 57% of the total energy produced came from renewable sources. Portugal aims to reach 80% of its electricity consumption from renewables by 2026 and thereafter to become climate neutral in 2050. \nPortugal currently has only 25MW of installed offshore capacity. Yet\, wider wind energy has a very important place in the country’s renewable energy capacity: 30% of the energy production comes from wind\, through 5.6 GW of installed capacity. Around 4GW of this capacity was installed between 2005 and 2012\, creating opportunities in\, and the need for\, repowering investments. From the consumption side\, important to note that the country has around 80% of its electricity consumption along a 50km shoreline extension. \nDeveloping offshore capacity\nThe development of offshore capacity is now a top priority for the government. A 10GW auction will be launched by the end of 2023. As the deepsea waters close to the shore prevent the use of bottom-fixed turbines\, the preference for this auction will likely be on floating solutions\, leveraging from the positive experience from the Windfloat Atlantic project. \nJoin our webinar\nTo explore the opportunities that the Portuguese offshore wind market could provide for Dutch companies\, we kindly invite you to join a webinar hosted by The Netherlands Embassy in Lisbon in cooperation with wind & water works and supported by RVO.\nTopics will include Portugal’s strategy and the preliminary zoning that was subject to public consultation by Maria João Rodrigues\, Advisor at the Ministry of Energy & Climate and the experiences gained in the Portuguese wind market during the execution of the Windfloat Atlantic project by Marco Wiedijk\, VP Business Development at Principle Power. After the presentations\, there is room for Q&A and discussion. \nDetails and registration\n\nDate: Thursday 13 April\nTime: 00-12.00 hrs (NL time)\n\nRegistration link: Webinar Offshore wind in Portugal (rvo.nl) \nKindly register by 11 April latest. \nThe weblink will be sent to you close to the date of the webinar.\nThe working language during the session will be English.
URL:https://www.hhwe.eu/event/webinar-offshore-wind-in-portugal/
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SUMMARY:WindEurope Annual Event - NL visit organized by Brandmarion
DESCRIPTION:When it comes to energy\, the world is changing rapidly. We have a lot to take stock of. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has changed the dynamic of the European energy debate. Clean\, home-grown renewables are the name of the game. That means more wind\, more customers\, closer cooperation\, and more opportunities for our industry.\nThe EU now want wind to go from 190 GW today to 510 GW by 2030. We were already gearing up to deliver the targets set under the European Green Deal – now we’ve got to help deliver an energy secure Europe too. The stakes have never been higher.\nWhen it comes to wind power\, Denmark is one of Europe’s shining lights. The country is a global leader in the field\, for both onshore and offshore wind. And a showcase for what we do best as an industry. \nIt’s only fitting then that in 2023\, the wind energy sector will come to life in Copenhagen\, from 25-27 April. There’s a lot on the line for us here. It’s time to come together to plot the way forward. \nThis will be the key European wind energy event of the year. You can expect a wide-ranging conference shedding light on the state of the industry\, and a look at the years ahead. There’ll be hundreds of companies looking to showcase their brands and build solid partnerships. Top speakers from Governments\, industry\, NGOs\, financial institutions and centres of learning. Educational outlets looking at the face of our industry and what keeps it ticking. And thousands of others from around the world looking to fill themselves in on all things wind. \nWith decarbonisation and energy security on the agenda\, this is a defining moment for wind energy. And Copenhagen will lay the groundwork for the shape of the sector in the years ahead. This is your chance to come and make your mark. \nAll of WindEurope’s events are developed by the industry for the industry. The wind industry’s brightest minds help to put the programme together and support its execution. And every euro you spend on these events goes back to the association\, enabling our advocacy work and putting wind at the centre of the European energy mix. \nThe Netherlands Pavilion | Dutch Village\, organized by the Netherlands Wind Energy Association (NWEA)\, is already fully booked.  \nNL visits by Brandmarion\nJust like previous year(s)\, Brandmarion will organize NL visits to the WindEurope Annual Event. Two options: \n\nEarly departure on April 26\, 2023\, for a one day visit to the exhibition. End of the day traveling back to the Netherlands. Fee €425\,00 per person.\nEarly departure on April 25\, 2023\, for a two day trip. Stay in a 4* hotel included in the centre of Copenhagen. The second day traveling back to the Netherlands at the end of the day. Fee €585\,00 per person.\n\nFor more information and registration for these tours\, please contact Brandmarion directly. \n 
URL:https://www.hhwe.eu/event/windeurope-annual-event/
LOCATION:Bella Center Copenhagen\, Center Blvd. 5\, Copenhagen\, 2300\, Denmark
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