NH3 Fuel Conference 2010

September 27 - September 28, 2010 in Romulus, Michigan, United States

Ammonia — The Key to Energy Independence

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Schedule

Day One 2010 Conference
Monday, September 27, 2010, -

  1. Matt Simmons Memorial

    Bob West*, Ocean Energy Institute

  2. 2010 Conference Kick-off

    Norm Olson*, Iowa Energy Center

  3. Who’s Driving NH3 as a Fuel?

    Casey Stack*, NH3 Fuel Association

  4. Production of Anhydrous Ammonia from Wind Energy — Anatomy of a Pilot Plant

    Michael Reese*, Cory Marquart*, University of Minnesota

  5. NH3 as an Energy Storage Medium — an Island Experiment

    Laurenz Schmidt*, Gordon Richardson*, Ocean Energy Institute

  6. Making Ammonia Fuel From Alaska’s Abundant Stranded Renewable Energy

    William Leighty*, Alaska Applied Sciences Inc.

  7. Transition-Metal Catalyzed Reduction of Nitrogen to Ammonia

    Andreja Bakac*, Aaron Sadow, Oleg Pestovsky, Barun Jana, Iowa State University

  8. Biogas as a Source of Renewable Anhydrous Ammonia

    Paul Pansegrau*, Joshua Ziman, Kerryanne Leroux, Kristopher Jorgenson, Michael Collings, John Richter, Bruce Folkedahl, University of North Dakota

  9. Integrated Electrochemical–Thermal Ammonia Production Process

    Junhua Jiang*, Alexey Ignatchenko, Ted Aulich, University of North Dakota

  10. NFuels Units: From Mega-Ammonia to Micro-Ammonia

    Hans Vrijenhoef*, Proton Ventures

  11. Update on the Maryland NH3 Project

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

  12. Possible NH3 Fuel Transportation Demonstration Projects

    Stephen H. Crolius*, Clinton Climate Initiative

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

    Jack Oswald*, SynGest
Day Two 2010 Conference
Tuesday, September 28, 2010, -

  1. New NH3FA website and membership area

    Gordon Nyquist*, Mackinaw Associates

  2. Hawaii: Most Suitable for Demonstrating the use of NH3 for Renewable Grid Energy Storage, Transportation and Fertilizer

    Guy Toyama*, H2 Technologies, Inc.

  3. Ammonia Combustion with Near-Zero Pollutant Emissions

    Terrence Meyer*, Praveen Kumar, Kyle Redfern, Daniel Diaz, Iowa State University

  4. Ammonia Combustion in Spark Ignition Engine Conditions

    Catherine Duynslaegher*, Herve Jeanmart, Jacques Vandooren, Université Catholique de Louvain

  5. A Comparison of Combustion Promoters for Ammonia

    Shawn Grannell*, Casey Stack, Donald Gillespie, NH3Car

  6. Increasing the Combustibility of NH3 Fuel

    Jason Ganley*, NHThree

  7. Results of Various NH3 Engine Developments

    Mike Bowery*, Eliminator Products

  8. Update on Ammonia Engine Development Using Direct Fuel Injection

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

  9. Performance of a Ceramic, Intermediate-Temperature Direct NH3 Fuel Cell

    Nigel Sammes*, Colorado School of Mines

  10. Converting Liquid NH3 to an Energy-Dense Engine Fuel

    Ted Hollinger*, Hydrogen Engine Center

  11. NH3 — The Road Ahead

    Ralph Perpetuini*, Albert Venezio*, ICOM North America

  12. Introducing a New Fuel to Commerce — Not so Easy, Experience from the Biodiesel Industry

    William Ayres*, R3 Sciences
    Steve Howell*, Marc-IV

  13. Conference Wrap-up and Road to NH3 Certification

    John Holbrook*, AmmPower LLC
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