NH3 Fuel Conference 2011

September 19 - September 20, 2011 in Portland, Oregon, United States

Ammonia — The Key to Energy Independence, Economic Recovery, and National Security

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Schedule

Day One 2011 Conference
Monday, September 19, 2011, -

  1. Kickoff / Note from the Chairman

    Norm Olson*, Iowa Energy Center

  2. Performance of a Compression-Ignition Engine Using Direct Injection of Liquid Ammonia/DME Mixture

    Song-Charng Kong*, Iowa State University

  3. Production of Anhydrous Ammonia from Wind Energy — Anatomy of a Pilot Plant, The Sequel

    Doug Tiffany*, Michael Reese*, University of Minnesota

  4. Offshore Wind Production of Ammonia: A Technical and Economic Analysis

    Eric Morgan*, Jon McGowan, James Manwell, University of Massachusetts Amherst

  5. Prosperity for Delmarva

    Paul Curto*, CCLLC

  6. The Choice of NH3 Fuel for the X-15 Rocket Plane

    Bob Seaman*, Reaction Motors Division

  7. Selection of NH3 for Combustion Turbine Use

    Arif Karabeyoğlu*, Space Propulsion Group

  8. Overview of Lockheed-Martin — OTEC Program

    Robert Varley*, Lockheed

  9. Reforming and Burning of Ammonia in Micro Hydrogen and Power Generation Systems

    Oh Chae Kwon*, J.M. Joo, S.I. Lee, D.H. Um, Sungkyunkwan University

  10. Transition-Metal Catalyzed Reduction of Nitrogen to Ammonia

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

  11. The Dual Fuel Strategy: An Energy Transition Plan

    William Ahlgren*, California Polytechnic State University

  12. NH3 in PEM Fuel Cells

    Mark Bowden*, First Element Energy
Day Two 2011 Conference
Tuesday, September 20, 2011, -

  1. NH3 — Fueling Hawaii’s Future

    Roald Marth*, Hawaii Ku’oko’a Project

  2. Feasibility for Production of Renewable NH3 in Hawaii for Food and Energy Security

    Guy Toyama*, Ulrich Bonne*, H2 Technologies, Inc.

  3. Proton’s Wind Energy Liquefaction Unit: NFUEL Units for Storage of Renewable Energy

    Hans Vrijenhoef*, Ioanna Aslani, Anish Patil, Proton Ventures

  4. An Update on Conversion of Biogas to NH3

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

  5. Ammonia Combustion with Near-Zero Pollutant Emissions

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

  6. Nuclear Ammonia — A Sustainable Nuclear Renaissance’s “Killer App”

    Darryl Siemer*, Idaho National Laboratory
    Kirk Sorensen, FLiBe Energy
    Bob Hargraves, Dartmouth College

  7. Plasma-Enhanced Ammonia Combustion

    Jason Ganley*, NHThree

  8. NH3 Fuel in a Compression Ignition Adaptive Digital Power Engine

    Mike Bowman*, Carol Sturman, Eddie Sturman, Sturman Industries

  9. Southwest Research Institute and Ammonia Research: Past, Present, and Future

    Jacob Zuehl*, Ryan Roecker*, Southwest Research Institute

  10. Production of Competitive Green NH3 Fuel

    Edgar Vercruysse*, Emmanuel De Neyer, Luc Vercruysse, Probatex s.c.
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