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NH3 Fuel Conference 2012

October 01 - October 02, 2012 in San Antonio, Texas, United States

Ammonia — The Key to US Energy Independence

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Schedule

Day One 2012 Conference
Monday, October 1, 2012, -

  1. Kick-off / Update from the Chairman

    Norm Olson*, Iowa Energy Center

  2. 2012 Keynote Address — Enabling NH3 Fuel

    Eddie Sturman*, Sturman Industries

  3. NH3 Compared with other “Fuels”

    William Leighty*, Leighty Foundation

  4. What’s Stopping Us? Recognizing and Removing Obstacles to the Launch of Ammonia Fuel

    Trevor Brown*, Independent

  5. NH3 Transportation Challenges and a Solution — Distributed Production

    Glen Buckley*, NPK Fertilizer Advisory Service

  6. Our Carbon Free Energy Future

    Carl Schoder*, Independent

  7. Update on Ammonia Engine Combustion Using Direct Fuel Injection

    Song-Charng Kong*, Iowa State University

  8. Demonstration of an Ammonia-Gasoline Dual Fuel System in a Spark Ignition Internal Combustion Engine

    Youngmin Woo*, Jin Young Jang, Young Jae Lee, Jong Hoon Joo, Ji Haeng Yu, Hyung Chul Yoon, Jong-Nam Kim, Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIST)

  9. Enabling Efficient Engine Control

    Dave Drury*, Eddie Sturman*, Sturman Industries

  10. Renewable NH3 and Direct NH3 Fuel Cells: Canadian R&D for Clean, Distributed Electricity Generation

    Andy McFarlan*, Natural Resources Canada

  11. Electrochemical Synthesis of Ammonia from Steam and Nitrogen Using an Oxygen-ion Conducting Electrolyte

    Jong Hoon Joo*, Hyung Chul Yoon, Hana Jeoung, Ji Haeng Yu, Jong-Nam Kim, Youngmin Woo, Jin Young Jang, Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIST)

  12. Fuel Conditioning System for Ammonia-Fired Power Plants

    Brian Evans*, Arif Karabeyoğlu, Space Propulsion Group

  13. The Simple Molecules Strategy

    Steve Crolius*, Clinton Climate Initiative
Day One 2012 Conference
Tuesday, October 2, 2012, -

  1. Ammonia, Carbon Capture, and Gas Turbines Ensure U.S. Energy Independence

    Edgar Vercruysse*, Probatex s.c.

  2. NH3 as a Hydrogen Carrier

    Yoshitsugu Kojima*, Takayuki Ichikawa Ichikawa*, Hiroshima University

  3. Ammonia — An Energy Buffering Solution for the Future

    Anish Patil*, Proton Ventures

  4. Intermediate-Temperature Tubular Direct Ammonia Fuel Cells

    Sean Babinec*, Anthony Manerbino, Shay Robinson, Jason Ganley, Neal P. Sullivan, Colorado School of Mines

  5. Small-Scale Distributed Ammonia Production (less than 100 TPD)

    Doug Carpenter*, Sustainable Fuels Inc.
    William Ayres*, R3 Sciences

  6. Electrical Support for Small Scale Distributed Ammonia Production

    Ted Hollinger*, Hydrogen Engine Center

  7. Ammonia Production Using a Hydrogen Pulse Jet — A Chemical Discovery, Concept Proving Device, and Future Commercial Use

    Bruce Peters*, Aqua Reborn

  8. Lessons Learned in Developing a Wind-to-Ammonia Pilot Plant

    Michael Reese*, Cory Marquart*, University of Minnesota

  9. Harvesting Low-hanging Fruit: What have we done with the Conoco-Phillips Energy Prize (the story of Wind to Green LLC)

    Matt Kern*, Jack Swearengen, Peter Swearengen, Wind-To-Green

  10. Green Energy for Africa: Stranded Gas or Coal and CO2-Enhanced Oil Recovery

    James Grieve*, Ellie Rusling, David Johnston, AHEAD Energy

  11. ZeroFuel

    Phil Black*, Alternative Fuel Sciences
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