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Session 1: International Progress on Hydrogen and Fuel Cells for Clean Cities
09:15 Chair: Professor Kevin Kendall, University of Birmingham.
Professor Jack Brouwer,
National Fuel Cell Research Center, Irvine California, USA.
Professor Wei Guo Wang, Ningbo Institute, China.
Dr Robert Steinberger, H2O e-mobile, Germany.
Clare Barnett, Ontario International Marketing Centre.
Session 2: Scientific Advances in Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
11:20 Chair:Gareth Stanley Environmental Technology Business Manager, AWM
Professor Kevin Kendall, University of Birmingham.
Iain Staffell, University of Birmingham.
Alexander Franke, Baxi Innotech.
Dr Rajendra Basu, Glass & Ceramic Institute CSIR Kolkata, India.
Prof Richard Dinsdale, Glamorgan UK.
Session 3: Workshops.
1: Dr Bruno Pollet / Dr Aman Dhir – CABLED Project
2: Prof Martin Wills - Hydrogen Production
Dr Rupert Gammon
Mathieu LeFebvre
3: Celia Greaves – Fuel Cells UK
Session 4: Integrated Transport for Vehicles & Buildings
15:00 Chair: Diana Raine, Air Products, Sales & Marketing Manager, Hydrogen Energy Systems.
Martin Dowson, Jaguar Landrover.
Jonathan Williams, Glamorgan UK.
Dennis Hayter, Intelligent Energy.
Our Partner Event
The Carbon Reduction Commitment: Implications for Business
Clean, Clever, Competitive Business in a Low Carbon World
30 April 2009 Central London
The Environmental Industries Commission in association with the Department for Energy and Climate Change and the Environment Agency.
The essential event for understanding the implications the Carbon Reduction Commitment on your business.
Keynote Speaker Joan Ruddock MP, Minister for the Carbon Reduction Commitment
www.eic-uk.co.uk/crc2009.cfm
Sponsorship and exhibition opportunities are available for companies wishing to be associated with this high profile event. For more information contact: Rob Hill at EIC on 0207 935 1683 or rob.hill@eic-uk.co.uk
Our Recent Events
Following on from the success of the international 'Building the Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Future' on 25 March 2009, we are already planning a bigger and better event for the 19th May 2009. So, watch this space for further details! Also, please don't forget that if you feel you can contribute in any way to the upcoming event, all you have to do is send a message via the following link (please click here) and we will get right back to you.
Our next newsletter will feature a number of key topics raised at this year's conferences.
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Most importantly, a huge and heartfelt thank you to all those attendees, presenters, sponsors and behind-the-scenes workers who made this year's conferences such exciting events.
- Building the Low Carbon Future Conference - 20 May 2008
- Achieving the Low Carbon Future - 25 April 2008
- Delivering Low Carbon Cities & Communities - 23 November 2007
- Hydrogen & Fuel Cells Conference - 2 April 2008
- Climate Change Challenge: Building Low Carbon Cities and Communities - 20 October 2008
- EUROPE 2020
- SMART 2020: Power of Knowledge - 16th December 2008
- Delivering Climate Solutions Forum - 16th December 2008
- Barack Obama Inauguration Ceremony
- Hydrogen & Fuel Cells For Clean Cities Vehicles and Buildings
Previous Events:
Programme
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Session 1: Innovation for a low Carbon Future
09.30 Chair; Ralph Hepworth, MERC Consulting Ltd, Director
Adrian Gault, Chief Economist, UK Committee on Climate Change
Martin Orrill, British Gas, Head of Energy Technology and Innovation
Martin Yardley, Director, Coventry City Services and Development
Rob Price, Cisco Systems Ltd, MIET, Manager, Public Sector
Mark Clemson, Director, New World Solar Installations Ltd
11.10 Coffee and Exhibition
Session 2: Low Carbon Buildings & Communities
11.30 Chair; Cllr Nigel Lee, Coventry Cabinet Member for Climate Change
Stuart Mee, Head of Sustainable Buildings, Carillion Plc
Charles Bradshaw-Smith, Head of Innovation, E.ON Engineering
Stewart Fergusson, Managing Director, Orbit Heart of England
Mike Southall, Business Manager, Buderus, Worcester, Bosch Group
13.00 Lunch and Exhibition
Session 3 2020 Towards Zero Waste
13.45 Chair; Dr Susan Juned, Greenwatt Technology, Director
Helen Bird, Zero Waste Places, DEFRA/BREW
Prof Paul Connett, (video) intro. Jane Green, Friends of the Earth
Myles Bremner, Chief Executive, Garden Organic
Ian Humphreys, Director, National Industrial Symbiosis Programme
15.15 Coffee and Exhibition
Session 4 Transport to the Future
15.30 Chair; Dr Brian Waters, Climate Change Solutions, Director
Neil Butcher, Associate Director, ARUP (Cabled Electric Vehicles)
Paul Odowd, National Sales Manager, Modec Zero Energy Vehicles
Prof Kevin Kendall, Hydrogen & Fuel Cells for Clean Cities
17.00 End
Register; 09.00 to 09.30 (tea/coffee) www.climate-change-solutions.co.uk
Climate Change Solutions Ltd, Garden Organic, Ryton, Coventry, CV8 3LG
email; tony@climate-change-solutions.co.uk Telephone; 02476 217746/49
Delegate Fee, £50+vat (£57.50) half day (£28.75) Concessions (£28.75 full day)
Business Event
Generating a Low Carbon Future 
19th May 2009, Toute Suite, National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham
This provides a platform for integrating the low carbon, decentralised, intelligent and renewable energy objectives with the range of regeneration projects, including public property development i.e. local government, schools, hospitals, universities well as social housing.
Over the next period 2009 – 2012 £billions will be invested through these projects including refurbishment of existing building stock, private and public which should feature the inclusion of DE, IE and RE systems with ESCO’s assisted by renewable feed – in tariffs (up to 5 megawatt per project).
Delegate Fees: full day - £85 + VAT, half day (morning or afternoon) - £50+VAT.
Programme >>
International Conference
Building the Hydrogen & Fuel Cells Future Conference
25th March 2009, Gallery Suite, NEC Birmingham
Conference Report
This is the 5th annual hydrogen and fuel conference and exhibition at the NEC, will focus on the application for the Low Carbon built environment European Union and UK programme. It will feature high profile plenary sessions, seminars, international partnering, exhibition and networking opportunity.
Presentations
Session 1 - International Progress on Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
Professor Angelika Heinzel, University Duisburg Essen
Karim-Tarik Hammou, HySOLUTIONS, "The Hamburg Hydrogen experience and Future Plans"
Professor Saffa Riffat, University of Nottingham, “Low Energy Buildings and Eco-Cities”(no permission from the speaker to publish presentation)
Session 2 - Scientific Advances in Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
Dr David Hart, E4tech, Switzerland, “Targets for hydrogen and fuel cell progress”
Jason Stoyel, Technical Manager, TNEI, “New Hydrogen Building”
Stewart Dow, Packaged Energy Manager, Innovation Management
Session 4 - Integrated Fuel Cells for Transport and Buildings
Chris Jackson, Intelligent Energy, Fuel Cells in Aircraft, Cars and Buildings
