Schedule & speakers (Australia 2022)
Welcome & conference introduction (8:45AM Wed 24 August)
Immediate roadblocks for the growing industry (9AM AEST, Wed 24 August)
Alana Barlow
National Hydrogen Commercialisation Manager,
Sumitomo Australia
Immediate Roadblocks for our Growing Industry: An International Perspective
Paul Hodgson
Interim Chief Executive Officer,
Scaling Green Hydrogen Cooperative Research Centre
We’re as Strong as the Weakest Link: Building Scale through Value Chain Collaboration
Laurentiu Zamfirescu
Principal Safety and Risk Engineer,
AMOG Australia
Is the industry rushing towards a safety fallout?
Kenneth Kong (chair)
Regional Director – Asia,
KBR
Scaling up electrolysis (11AM AEST, Wed 24 August)
Laurent Van Helden
Electrolyser Solution Development,
Plug Power
Introducing Plug Power
Adam Bacon
Country Executive (Australia),
Bloom Energy
Not all Electrolyser technologies are Equal
Dr. Johann Rinnhofer
CEO,
thyssenkrupp nucera Australia
Large scale water electrolysis
Attilio Pigneri (chair)
CEO,
Hydrogen Utility (H2U)
Technology breakthroughs (12PM AEST, Wed 24 Aug)
Mototaka Kai
Manager, Sustainability Co-Creation Department,
JGC Corporation
Demonstration Project for a Green Chemical Plant using Large-scale Alkaline Water Electrolysis
Karan Bagga
CTO and Director,
thyssenkrupp Uhde Green Hydrogen & Chemicals Technology
Dr. Tom Campey
CCO,
Hysata
Hysata – technology and company overview
Dr. Jacinta Bakker (chair)
Senior Research Coordinator,
Jupiter Ionics
Domestic opportunities for renewable ammonia (2PM AEST, Wed 24 Aug)
Karen Durand
Corporate Sustainability Manager,
Incitec Pivot Limited
Renewable Ammonia Opportunities
Leigh Holder
Business Development Director,
Yara Clean Ammonia Australia
Bronwyn See
Senior Business Development Manager,
AGL
Green Ammonia as a pathway for the energy transition
Charles Day (chair)
CEO,
Jupiter Ionics
Building the Australia - EU supply chain (4PM AEST, Wed 24 Aug)
Jill Thesen
Senior Project Manager HySupply,
Federation of German Industries (BDI)
HySupply – Exploring the opportunities for a German-Australia supply chain for hydrogen from renewables
Martijn Coopman
Program Manager International Hydrogen Supplychains,
Port of Rotterdam
Rotterdam ready with at least 8 Hydrogen import terminals on the way
Anna Fedeles
Consul General, Frankfurt & Senior Trade Commissioner Germany, Switzerland, Poland,
Austrade
Green ammonia for Europe, Australian opportunity
Anna Freeman (chair)
Policy Director – Electrification and Hydrogen,
Clean Energy Council
Conference Keynote: Fiona Simon (8:30AM Thurs 25 August)
CEO
Australian Hydrogen Council
Hydrogen (and ammonia) at scale
Australian policy (9AM AEST, Thurs 25 Aug)
Dane Halstead
Capital and Portfolio Optimisation,
Fortescue Future Industries
Michael Probert
Principal Policy Officer,
NSW Office of Energy and Climate Change
Overview of NSW Hydrogen Strategy
Cameron Mathie
Manager – Future Carbon Markets and Lead, Guarantee of Origin implementation,
Clean Energy Regulator
Guarantee of Origin – certification of Hydrogen and Ammonia
Matt Baumgurtel
Partner,
Hamilton Locke
The Next 12 Months: Generating demand for green hydrogen and ammonia
Andrea Valentini (chair)
Principal,
Argus Consulting Services
The next frontier: Australian university R&D (11AM AEST, Thurs 25 Aug)
Reza Fazeli
Research Fellow,
Australian National University
Global emissions implications from co-combusting ammonia in coal fired power stations: An analysis of the Japan-Australia supply chain
Dr. Hoang-Long Du
Postdoctoral Research Fellow,
Monash University
Nitrogen Reduction Reaction at High Current-to-Ammonia Efficiency
Rahman Daiyan
Chief Investigator for NSW P2X, ARC Training Centre for The Global Hydrogen Economy and Australia-Germany Hydrogen Value Chain Feasibility Study,
UNSW
Integrated Systems for Renewable Ammonia and Urea Production
John Mott (chair)
Director,
Tasrex, ASTI & AEA Australia
Ammonia updates from APAC (12PM AEST, Thurs 25 Aug)
Kashish Shah
Research Analyst,
Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis
Green Ammonia: Low-hanging fruit in the Green Hydrogen Economy India
Shigeru Muraki
President,
Clean Fuel Ammonia Association
Clean Fuel Ammonia Value Chain Development
Hyung Chul Yoon
Principal Researcher, Korea Institute of Energy Research
Ammonia activities in South Korea
APAC discussion panel: key trends for ammonia energy (2PM AEST, Thurs 25 Aug)
Tim Rogers
General Manager – Australia,
Trafigura Group
Cindy Lim
CEO,
Keppel Infrastructure
Phil O’Neil
Hydrogen Transformation Partner,
Advisian
Penelope Howarth (chair)
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Establishing green maritime corridors from Australia to the world (3:30PM AEST, Thurs 25 Aug)
Kjeld Aabo
Director – New Technology,
MAN Energy Solutions
MAN Energy Solutions 2 stroke Ammonia engine
Andrea Galt
Head of New Energy – Europe,
Woodside Energy
Building ammonia-powered green shipping corridors
Vibeke Rasmussen
SVP Product Management & Certification,
Yara Clean Ammonia
Ammonia for Green Shipping Corridors
Matt Baumgurtel (chair)
Where to from here? (5PM AEST, Thurs 25 Aug; includes close of conference speaking program)
Doug Macfarlane
Energy Program Head, ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science,
Monash University
Andrew Dickson
Development Director,
CWP Global
Lars Hansen
Upstream Director,
InterContinental Energy
Shigeru Muraki
President,
Clean Fuel Ammonia Association
Ammonia safety for front-line workers: PPE demonstration and key issues moving forward (9AM AEST, Fri 26 Aug)
John Mott
Director,
Tasrex, ASTI & AEA Australia
Ammonia safety demonstration
CHES Laboratory walk-through @ CSIRO: small-scale, solar to ammonia demonstration reactor (10:30AM onwards, Fri 26 Aug)
Proceedings of the 2nd Green Ammonia Conference (Daejeon, Korea) streamed live for all attendees (11:30AM onwards, Fri 26 Aug)
More details of the 2nd Green Ammonia Conference can be found here.
