NH3 Fuel Conference 2009

October 12 - October 13, 2009 in Kansas City, Missouri, United States

Ammonia — Carbon-free Liquid Fuel

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Schedule

Day One 2009 Conference
Monday, October 12, 2009, -

  1. Transitioning from petroleum-based transportation fuel: a miracle or a hoax? (2009 Conference Keynote)

    Matt Simmons*, Simmons Energy

  2. Opening Comments / Progress Update (2009 Conference)

    Norm Olson*, Iowa Energy Center

  3. Updates on the Ammonia Fuel Network Non-Profit Organization

    Larry Bruce*, Ammonia Fuel Network

  4. NH3 ICE Hot Rod Demo

    Mike Bowery*, Eliminator Products
    Ted Hollinger*, Hydrogen Engine Center

  5. Running an Engine on Ammonia with Hydrogen at the Rough Limit

    Shawn Grannell*, NH3Car

  6. NH3 Diesel Update — Fuel Injection Strategies

    Matthias Veltman*, Song-Charng Kong*, Iowa State University

  7. 20 by 2020: How Ammonia Production Could Support 20 Gigawatts of Wind Energy in Iowa

    Troy Benegerdes*, Ames Laboratory
    Steve Gruhn*, Freedom Fertilizer

  8. Powering a Farm on Wind to NH3

    Roger Gordon*, Little Red Hen Project

  9. Ammonia from Wind, Progress Update

    Michael Reese*, Cecil Massie*, University of Minnesota

  10. A Maryland Multi-Element Operational Non-Carbon Fuel Innovative Approach (AMMONIA)

    William Kumm*, St. John Martin*, Arctic Energies, Ltd.

  11. Progress in Hydrogen Hubs

    Jack Robertson*, Preston Michie*, Northwest Hydrogen Alliance

  12. Carbon-Negative NH3 Fuel Production from Biomass via Gasification

    Jack Oswald*, SynGest

  13. Air-Blown Gasification for Ammonia Poly-Generation Using Low-Rank Coals

    David Wakefield*, Econo-Power International Corp.
    James Jurczak*, Burns & McDonnell Engineering
Day Two 2009 Conference
Tuesday, October 13, 2009, -

  1. USDA Renewable Energy Funding Opportunities

    Chris Cassidy*, US Department of Agriculture (USDA)

  2. Ammonia as a Remarkable Working Fluid and Fuel for Energy Systems

    Calin Zamfirescu*, Ibrahim Dincer*, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

  3. Ammonia Fuel Production with Firming Storage from Diverse, Stranded, Renewable Energy Resources

    William Leighty*, Alaska Applied Sciences Inc.

  4. NH3 Fuel — Safer Than Propane, as Safe as Gasoline

    Norm Olson*, Iowa Energy Center

  5. Super-Safing NH3 Storage

    Gordon Nyquist*, Steve Boergert*, Mackinaw Associates

  6. Regulatory Framework for NH3 Fuel

    Derek Matthiessen*, Tetra Tech

  7. A Regenerative Direct Ammonia Fuel Cell — Concept Model

    Jason Ganley*, NHThree

  8. Gasoline/Ethanol/Ammonia Mixtures as a Transition Fuel

    William Jacobson*, SY-Will Engineering

  9. Transition-Metal Catalyzed Reduction of Nitrogen to Ammonia

    Andreja Bakac*, Iowa State University

  10. Combustion of Ammonia for Reduced CO2 in Heating and Power Generation Systems

    Terrence Meyer*, Iowa State University

  11. Electrochemical Ammonia and Hydrogen Production from Polymer-Immobilized Nitrogenase Enzymes

    Johna Leddy*, Tim Paschkewitz*, The University of Iowa

  12. The Potential Role of Ammonia Electrolysis in the Treatment of Ammonium-Containing Wastewaters

    Gerri Botte*, Ohio University
    Gregory Bowden*, AECOM

  13. Conference Wrap-up and Ammonia Fuel Industry Business Model

    John Holbrook*, AmmPower LLC
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