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Monday 24th September
| 09.00-17.00 | One Day Course: |
| 17.30-18.30 | REGISTRATION FOR THE SYMPOSIUM AT QUEEN ELIZABETH CONFERENCE CENTRE, WESTMINSTER |
Tuesday 25th September (Day 1)
| 7.30 | REGISTRATION FOR THE SYMPOSIUM | ||
| 10.00 | Welcome to the Symposium L. Sjunnesson, Grove Steering Committee Chairman [E.ON, Sweden] |
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| 10.10 | Formal Opening Guest speaker: Mr. Malcolm Wicks, Minister for Science and Innovation |
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| 10.20 | Presentation of the Grove Medal To Haldor Topsøe [Haldor Topsøe A/S, Denmark] By: M. Wicks, Minister for Science and Innovation |
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| 10.25 | Grove Medal Lecture | ||
| 11.05 | Refreshments | ||
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| Introduction by Session Chairs | |||
| 11.40 | Environment & Energy Challenges J. Skea, UK Energy Research Centre, UK |
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| 12.10 | Meeting the Challenges in the Transport Sector Jan van Dokkum, UTC Power, USA |
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| 12.40 | Meeting the Challenges in the Stationary Sector Michael Bode, CFC Solutions GmbH, Germany |
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| 13.10 | Lunch | ||
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| 14.30 | Introduction by Session Chair | ||
| 14.35 | The New EU way forward: The Fuel Cells and
Hydrogen Joint Technology Initiative R. Liberali, EU Commission, Brussels, Belgium |
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| 15.05 | Building a UK Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Industry G. Vaughan, Energy Group, Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform, UK |
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| 15.35 | California: Energy, Environment and Fuel Cell
Vehicles C. Dunwoody, California Fuel Cell Partnership, USA |
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| 16.05 | Refreshments | ||
| 16.35 | Development and Exploitation in Japan - the
way to commercialisation T. Kogaki, New and Renewable Energy, METI, Japan |
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| 17.05 | Development and Exploitation in Korea - the
way to commercialisation T-H Kim, POSCO, Korea |
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| 17.35 | END OF DAY ONE |
Wednesday 26th September (Day 2)
| Parallel
Session 3A: Road Vehicles Session Chairs: P. Schulz, Renault, France D. Hart, Imperial College, UK |
Parallel
Session 3B: Large Stationary Generators Session Chairs: N. Brandon, Imperial College, UK M. Bode, CFC Solutions GmbH, Germany |
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| 09.00 | Introduction by Session Chair | 09.00 | Introduction by Session Chair |
| 09.05 | Hybrid vehicles versus fuel
cell vehicles J. Wilkie, University of Birmingham, UK |
09.05 | Large Stationary Applications K. Adamson, Fuel Cells Today, UK |
| 09.35 | Fuel Cells and Hydrogen for
London Z. Jennings and D. Pizzarro, London Hydrogen Partnership, UK |
09.35 | Experiences in small and medium
sized stationary fuel cell systems operation H. Rainer, E.ON, Germany |
| 10.05 | The Berlin Clean Energy Partnership
- the next generation of city transport K. Bonhoff, Berlin Clean Energy Partnership, Germany |
10.05 | Large Stationary Fuel Cells G. Agnew, Rolls Royce Fuel Cells, UK |
| 10.35 | Refreshments | ||
| 11.05 | Plug-in/Plug-Out Hydrogen
Fuel Cell Vehicles: "Mobile Electricity" Technologies and Opportunities B. Williams, Institute of Transportation Studies, University of California at Davis, USA |
11.05 | Advancement in HotModule technology
and applications M. Bednarz / Michael Poulain, CFC Solutions GmbH, Germany |
| 11.35 | The Vancouver Fuel Cell Vehicle
Program A. Setton, Hydrogen & Fuel Cells Canada |
11.35 | A new generation of phosphoric
acid fuel cells L. Blomen, HydroGen Corporation, USA |
| 12.05 | Paper P.15 DaimlerChrysler's
Fuel Cell Fleet Programmes - learning so far and expectations for
the future" M. Venturi, Nucellsys, Germany |
12.05 | Fuel cells for energy recovery
in the Chloralkali Industry E. Middelman, Nedstack, The Netherlands |
| 12.35 | Lunch | ||
| 14.00- 15.30 | Plenary Poster Session | ||
| 15.00 | Refreshments | ||
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| Parallel
Session 4A: Transport Applications Session Chairs: C. Seymour, Intelligent Energy, UK A. Moreno, ENEA, Italy |
Parallel
Session 4B: Fuel Sources for Stationary Generators Session Chairs: E. Gehain, Gaz de France D. Hart, Imperial College, UK |
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| 15.30 | Introduction by Session Chair | 15.30 | Introduction by Session Chair |
| 15.35 | Fuel Cells and APUs for Road
Vehicles P. Adcock, Intelligent Energy |
15.35 | High Efficiency Biogas Utilisation
in the County of Böblingen, Germany - Initial Experience with
a High Temperature Fuel Cell W. Eisenmann, Abfallwirtschaftsbetrieb Landkreis Böblingen,Germany] |
| 16.05 | Fuel Cells and APUs for Ships J. Heinzel, NAVSEA, USA |
16.05 | The FutureGen Clean Coal Program J. Strakey, National Energy Technology Laboratory, USA |
| 16.35 | The fuel cell demonstrator
airplane N. Lapena Rey, Boeing Research & Technology Europe, Spain |
16.35 | Hydrogen - Stationary Power
and Transport Sector synergies G. Kramer, Shell Global Solutions International BV., The Netherlands |
| 17.05 | Near-term fuelcell locomotives
for urban rail applications A. Miller, Vehicle Projects LLC, USA |
17.05 | The Utsira Experience
T. Nakken, Hydro Oil and Energy Research Centre, Norway |
| 17.35 | Exhibitor Reception Exclusive Opportunity to meet with manufacturers and suppliers to discuss latest developments and cutting edge technologyn |
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| 17.45 | Poster defence by award nominees |
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| 19.00 | END OF DAY TWO | ||
Thursday 27th September (Day 3)
| Parallel Session 5A:
Portable and Micro Fuel Cells Session Chairs: A. Heinzel, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany K. Cowey, QinetiQ Ltd, UK |
Parallel Session 5B: Small Scale Stationary Power Session Chairs: K. Kendall, University of Birmingham, UK N. Brandon, Imperial College, UK |
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| 09.00 | Introduction by Session Chairman | 09.00 | Introduction by Session Chairman | ||
| 09.05 | Micro fuel cells for consumer
electronics G. McLean, Angstrom Power Inc., USA |
09.05 | Small, integrated fuel cells - a utility perspective S. Hody, Gaz de France R&D, France |
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| 09.35 | Micro fuel cells - the Toshiba view F. Ueno and D. Eguchi, Toshiba Corporation, Japan |
09.35 | Residential CHP Systems in Japan Y.Yamada, Tokyo Gas Corporation, Japan |
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| 10.05 | Micro fuel cells for consumer
electronics J.H. Jang, Samsung ElectroMechanics, Korea |
10.05 | Intermediate temperature SOFC based
on lanthanum gallate electrolyte T. Inagaki, F. Nishiwaki, S. Yamasaki, T. Akbay, K. Hosoi, et. al., The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc., Japan / Mitsubishi Materials Corporation, Japan |
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| 10.35 | Refreshments | ||||
| 11.05 | Direct methanol fuel cells J. Balcom, PolyFuels Inc, USA |
11.05 | Residential CHP Generation in Europe C. Henschel, PMEAS /BASF Fuel Cell GmbH, Germany |
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| 11.35 | Stand-alone and chip-integrated
fuel cells C. Hebling, Fraunhofer ISE H.Reinecke, IMTEK- Department of Microsystems Technology, Freiburg, Germany |
11.35 | Small CHP systems using SOFCs A. Crumm, AMI, USA |
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| 12.05 | Direct methanol portable fuel cells P. Abramowitz, Neah Power, USA |
12.05 | Innovative Solid Oxide Fuel
Cell Systems for Small Scale Power S.Singhal, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, USA |
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| 12.35 | Lunch | ||||
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| 14.00 | POSTER PRIZE AWARDS Conference Chair: L. Sjunnesson, E.ON, Sweden |
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| 14.20 | Introduction by Session Chair | ||||
| 14.30 | Financing for fuel cells and hydrogen A. McCrone, New Energy Finance, UK |
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| 15.00 | Twenty Years of Fuel Cell Technology and Exploitation: A Comparison with the First Grove Symposium G. Acres, Honorary President, Grove Steering Committee |
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| 15.30 | The Evolving Energy Landscape in the UK; the Importance of New Technology Development B. Taylor, E.ON UK |
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| 16.00 | CLOSING REMARKS Conference Chair: L, Sjunnesson, E.ON, Sweden |
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| 16.10 | CLOSE OF CONFERENCE | ||||
