Hydrogen 2023
Hydrogen 2023
– Idealism or Realism?
At the Hydrogen Conference experts, researchers, industry professionals, policymakers and regulators meet to discuss various aspects of the developing hydrogen economy.
Hydrogen technology holds significant promise as a clean and versatile energy carrier, but it also faces several challenges that will need to be addressed for widespread adoption and successful integration into various sectors.
Challenges include:
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Production methods and costs
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Energy efficiency
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Infrastructure development
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Storage and transport
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Safety concerns
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Scaling up renewables
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Economic viability
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Policy and regulatory frameworks
Are the regulators supporting or delaying us? How can funding scheme such as Enova and Innovation Norway support? How do investors think when they decide where to invest? What is the cost for Norway to give Europe clean energy? These are among the questions that will be discussed during the conference.
With new research and innovation, and industry wide cooperation, it will be possible to overcome the challenges and paving way for a cleaner and more sustainable energy future which includes hydrogen as energy carrier.
Save the date!
This year’s Hydrogen Conference takes place Tuesday 17 & Wednesday 18 October at Hotel Scandic Fornebu, Oslo.
Most Welcome!
On behalf of the Program Committee and NPF,
Brita Holstad, Transitus Energy
Chair of Program Committee
Program
Tuesday 17. October
Registration
Welcome!
Blue, green or grey hydrogen. Competition or cooperation?
Hans Jörg Fell, Aker Solutions
Regulators, supporting or delaying?
IRA - How does it impact the European industrial future?
How to prioritize fast access to electrical energy?
How to accelerate funding for hydrogen value chain?
Which role can Innovation Norway take to support the emission targets?
Lunch
How has Nel benefitted from funding schemes?
How has Hystar benefitted from funding schemes?
Panel debate
Technology
Technology development
Birgitte Nordvik , Nel
How to measure Hydrogen volumes?
Why liquid Hydrogen?
Break
Production of turquoise Hydrogen from Natural gas without CCS or CO2 emission
Norwegian gas, for how long?
Hydrogen consumes energy, why not use electricity?
Hydrogen pipelines to Europe
Aperitif
Conference dinner
Wednesday 18. October
Welcome!
The Market - How to make money?
How to build the hydrogen industry and supply chain?
Who is in charge of developing the hydrogen marked?
When will we have a working hydrogen marked?
Why invest in Hydrogen?
Break
Nuclear Power, part of the solution?
Aker Horizons' experiences from the Hydrogen space
Panel debate: Why does Hydrogen production in Norway make sense?
Marita Bjelland Botne, Fagsjef juridisk - Offshore Norge
Steffen Møller Holst - SINTEF
Magnus Killingland - DNV
End of Conference
Bjørn Bjerke, PWS
Lunch
Practical information
Organiser
Norwegian Petroleum Society (NPF)
Program Committee
- Brita Holstad, Transitus Energy (Chair of Program Committee)
- Odd-Arne Lorentsen, Gen2Energy
- Arnstein Norheim, ZEG
- Ulrik Olbjørn, Equinor
- Ottar Kristiansen, Aibel AS
- Vivek Bakke Lie, Sweco
- Bjørn Bjerke, PWS
- Hans Jörg Fell, AkerSolution
Conference language
English
Venue
Scandic Fornebu, Martin Linges vei 2, 1364 Fornebu. (outside Oslo). Tel: +47 21 05 70 00
Conference fee
- NOK 6,400 + 25% VAT for NPF personal members
- NOK 7,900 + 25% VAT for others
The conference fee includes:
- Coffee/tea
- Lunch
- Access to approved presentations after end of conference.
Conference dinner
Dinner is not included in the conference fee and must be chosen separately when registering.
- NOK 980 + 25% VAT
Special Offer! Bring a colleague under 30 years of age for half price!
Participant no 2. under the age of 30 years from the same employer receives a 50% discount.
Accommodation
Scandic Fornebu, Martin Linges vei 2, 1364 Fornebu. Price per night (incl.breakfast): 1,790 NOK incl. VAT. Hotel is not included in the conference fee and must be paid when checking out.
Membership of the Norwegian Petroleum Society (NPF)
We offer conference participants to purchase membership of NPF together with registration and payment of the conference. 1 year membership for conference participants is NOK 1,000. Reduced membership fees apply for young professionals under the age of 34, students and seniors.
Payment
Payment can be done upon registration by credit card (Master Card/Visa/AmEx) or by invoice. If the invoice needs to be changed due to wrong or missing information there will added a fee of NOK 150 to the total amount. All international payments must be approved before the conference starts.
Cancellations
Cancellations must be received in writing by 3rd October 2023, and will be subject to a cancellation fee NOK 2.000 unless a substitute delegate is offered. After this date, the full registration fee will apply, however, substitutions will still be accepted. Substitutions for registered delegates may be made at any time, but we would appreciate prior notification.
In case of cancellation of the conference by the Norwegian Petroleum Society, (NPF), the participant will be refunded the conference fee and/or the exhibition fee. Other expenses the participants may have are not refunded, and is not the responsibility of NPF.
Force majeure
Events beyond the control of the NPF – for example, but not limited to, extreme weather conditions, acts of war, terrorism, transportation shut-down (strikes or accidents), government regulation or advisory including travel warnings, serious illness or epidemics that makes it impossible to fulfill the obligations of conducting the conference entitle NPF to cancel the event without liability.
Conference paper
Presentations from the conference will be available after end of conference. Delegates will be informed when available via e-mail.
Program changes
It is sometimes necessary to change timing of the program. The conference organiser will not be liable for any such unavoidable changes.
Project Manager NPF
For further information please do not hesitate to contact:
Hanne Hernes
Project Manager, Norwegian Petroleum Society
+47 404 52 327, hanne.hernes@npf.no