NH3 Fuel Conference 2006

October 09 - October 10, 2006 in Denver, Colorado, United States

Ammonia — The Key to US Energy Independence

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Schedule

Day One 2006 Conference
Monday, October 9, 2006, -

  1. Introduction, Progress and Vision for the 2006 Conference

    Norm Olson*, Iowa Energy Center

  2. Ammonia From Coal

    Daniel Tse*, General Electric

  3. Progress with the East Dubuque Nitrogen Plant

    Richard Sheppard*, Rentech Development Corp.

  4. NREL overview of the 2006 conference

    Dale Gardner*, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)

  5. Ammonia Energy Recovery from Municipal and Agricultural Wastewater

    Gerri Botte*, Ohio University
    John Holbrook*, AmmPower LLC

  6. Central and Distributed Nuclear Production of Ammonia

    Bill Kubic*, Los Alamos National Laboratory

  7. Wind to Ammonia

    Michael Reese*, University of Minnesota

  8. Potential Roles of Ammonia in a Hydrogen Economy: Public Opinion and Input

    George Thomas*, US Department of Energy
    George Parks*, ConocoPhillips

  9. Ammonia Fuel and the Energy-Water Nexus Issue

    William Kumm*, Arctic Energies, Ltd.

  10. Using Ammonia-Fueled Generation to “Firm Up” Intermittent Renewable Resources, such as Wind Power

    Preston Michie*, Northwest Hydrogen Alliance

  11. Solid State Low Pressure Ammonia Production

    Jason Ganley*, Howard University
Day Two 2006 Conference
Tuesday, October 10, 2006, -

  1. Costs of Delivered Energy from Large-scale, Diverse, Stranded, Renewable Resources, Transmitted and Firmed as Electricity, Gaseous Hydrogen, and Ammonia

    William Leighty*, Leighty Foundation

  2. The Ammonia-Fueled Fuel Cell Locomotive

    Arnold Miller*, Vehicle Projects

  3. Transportation and Delivery of Anhydrous Ammonia

    Ray Hattenbach*, Chemical Marketing Services

  4. On-board Storage; Technology Hurdles & Actions

    Dave Bloomfield*, Analytic Power Corp.

  5. Guanidine — A Sustainable, Flexible Fuel and Safe Storage Material

    Robert Graupner*, Oregon Sustainable Energy

  6. “Solidified” Ammonia as Storage Material for Fueled Cell Applications

    Tue Johannessen*, Amminex A/S

  7. Reversible Surface Storage of Ammonia

    Patrick Desrochers*, University of Central Arkansas

  8. Performance of a Commercial Internal Combustion Engine on Ammonia Fuel

    Ted Hollinger*, Hydrogen Engine Center

  9. Co-generation of Electricity and Hydrogen Using an Ammonia-SOFC System

    Pinakin Patel*, FuelCell Energy
    Randy Petri*, Versa-Power Systems

  10. Direct Ammonia Fuel Cell — Recent Results and State of the Art

    Jason Ganley*, Howard University

  11. Coal Gasification Worldwide

    Fred Palmer*, Peabody Energy

  12. Ammonia Safety

    Tom McSweeney*, Battelle
    John Holbrook*, AmmPower LLC

  13. An International Ammonia Fuel R&D Agenda / Wrap-up

    John Holbrook*, AmmPower LLC
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