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Tuesday 16th November 2021
(Including pre-conference drinks reception of the evening 15th November)
This is an extremely exciting time for the industry with major announcements on an almost daily basis. Although some may say we have been waiting for this for some time I feel we can truly say that for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
The Time really is NOW
This well-established and highly respected event now in its 17th year, will look at both the Hydrogen Economy and the range of applications for Fuel Cells. Sessions will focus on the Production, Distribution and Use of Hydrogen. Market demand for hydrogen will cover Transport Applications as well as Remote and Stationary Power.
The conference is guaranteed to be a key date in the UK Hydrogen and Fuel Cell calendar.with key speakers from the public and private sectors including representatives from
FCH JU, BEIS, Johnson Matthey, Luxfer Gas Cylinders, Kiwa UK, Toyota, Wrightbus, Hyzon Motors , Engie, Swagelok Manchester, Zero Avia, Forresters, Progressive Energy, Ballard Power Systems, Cummins, Marks and Clerk , Arcola Energy, ENGIE, University of Birmingham, Enercy , BOSCH Technology , Tees Valley Unlimited , HORIBA Group and Intelligent Energy
Due to the cancelled 2020 conference and the bookings being rolled over, all of the exhibition stands are unfortunately already taken, although we are taking bookings for a reserve list .
We are however still offering the opportunity to become involved and speak at the conference as a Main Sponsors (£3,000) with a speaking opportunity in the Keynote session. Which would include logo placement on the website, mailings and social media for the next 6 months, an excellent opportunity to profile your business at this important and established event. The Main Sponsors position also includes 5 additional delegate passes which can be used for internal or external partners. We also have 2 remaining opportunities for workshop sponsors (£1,000) who would have a speaking position in one of the workshops and logo placement.
Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you are interested in any of the options above
Jacqui Staunton
jacqui.staunton@climate-change-solutions.co.uk
(If for any reason the conference has to be postponed all bookings will be carried forward to the new date or the 2022 event which is currently due to take place on the 19th May 2022)
Speakers
Mirela Atanasiu Head of Unit Operations and Communities FCH JU
Steven Mills, Head of Hydrogen Sector Development, BEIS
Ewan Campbell Global Commercial Manager Johnson Matthey
Jim Gregory European Business Development Manager Luxfer Gas Cylinders
Jo Bamford Chairman Wrightbus
Craig Knight CEO Hyzon Motors
Mark Eldridge Divisional Director Kiwa UK
Adam Baddeley Head of Project Delivery Progressive Energy Ltd
Denis Thomas Business Development Manager for Renewable Hydrogen Cummins
David Yorke Market Development Manager Ballard Power Systems
Jon Hunt Manager of Alternative Fuels Toyota(GB) plc
Alex Mauser Operations and Development Manager Enterprise Europe Network
Jagvir Purewal Patent Attorney Forresters
Thomas Huddle Business Development Manager Swagelok Manchester
Julian Renz Business Development Hyflyer Project Manager Zero Avia
Ben Todd CEO Arcola Energy
Afkenel Schipstra SVP Business Development Hydrogen in Netherlands ENGIE
Professor Robert Steinberger-Wilckens Professor, Chair Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Research University of Birmingham
Enrique Troncoso Managing Director Enercy / Director Systeng Consulting
Sean Crespin Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Lead HORIBA Group
Tom Collins Hydrogen Module Series Owner Bosch Thermotechnology Ltd
Mark Lewis Low Carbon Consultant Tees Valley Unlimited
Michael Moore Intellectual Property Analyst Marks and Clerk
Greg Harris Automotive Sales Director Intelligent Energy
Chairs
Nigel Holmes Chief Executive SHFCA
Rob Cockerill Global Managing Editor Gasworld/Managing Editor H2 View
Celia Greaves Executive Officer UKHFCA
Prof Michaela Kendall CEO and Co founder Adelan
Ben Madden Director Element Energy
The full programme will be announced in the coming months. Speakers already committed can be seen on the speakers tab. If you wish to be part of the programme there is an opportunity to become involved through our extended sponsorship programme.
Enterprise Europe Network International Match Event.
Due to the current government restrictions and measures in place, we are working on a new format and offer to participants.
For further details and to register your interest please contact, Jay Gohil – JGohil@cad.coventry.ac.uk
There will be a display of vehicles in the Foyer area outside the entrance to the conference. Anyone wishing to display a vehicle please do get in touch – cost £500 ( imposed by the NEC)
Please click on the logos to be taken to the exhibitors website. There is currently no capacity for additional exhibitors however please do get in touch if you wish to be placed on a waiting list if spaces do become available.
Car Parking
When you arrive at the NEC follow signs for Gate 3 and North Car Parks . Go through
Gate 3 where you will be directed to North 1 where there are reserved free parking
places. You will be directed to the designated area for the event by the security staff.
Walk to the Atrium Entrance 2 opposite Hall 8 and turn to the left where you will see the
entrance to Concourse 1 opposite Hall 9 .
Postcode
B40 1NT
Travelling to the event
Birmingham International Station. At the station follow signs to The NEC via the covered
walkway. The escalator or lift at the end of this bridge link will take you down to the
main Piazza in The NEC. Walk straight ahead following signs to Halls 6-20, Atrium, Gallery and Concourse. Turn right at Hall 3a and take the escalator and moving walkway to the Atrium. At the end of the moving walkway, take the escalator down to the Atrium. The Concourse Suite is directly ahead
Gate 3 where you will be directed to North 1 where there are reserved free parking
places. You will be directed to the designated area for the event by the security staff.
Walk to the Atrium Entrance 2 opposite Hall 8 and turn to the left where you will see the
entrance to Concourse 1 opposite Hall 9 .
EV Electrical Car chargers
For anyone driving an EV there are 11 electrical car chargers across the site each of which have 2 charging points. The nearest one to the conference is in North 1A (1 charger with 2 points) – site map can be found on documents tab
