Engineering a Hydrogen Economy

Engineering a Hydrogen Economy

IMechE 2-day event

Overview

The 5th annual Engineering a Hydrogen Economy conference brings together leading technical engineers dedicated to advancing hydrogen applications and technologies across the entire hydrogen value chain (production, storage, distribution and utilisation).

This conference has served as a leading gathering for hands-on engineering perspectives on challenges across the field. Attendees directly engaged in hydrogen projects discuss the latest innovations in infrastructure design, production processes,
materials science, and more.

Through case study presentations and interactive panel discussions, engineers share hard-earned lessons from installing hydrogen pilots, testing production technologies at scale, and overcoming technical barriers in transportation and industry. With dedicated sessions focusing on key issues such as scaling production, electrolysis, establishing engineering standards, and qualifying new materials.

Join this conference to:

• Hear case studies from mature projects addressing infrastructure challenges for production, storage and distribution
• Identify bottlenecks and barriers in moving to a hydrogen economy
• Develop your understanding of the utilisation across different engineering sectors including rail, heavy-duty, aerospace, power generation, marine and more
• Hear from leading experts in the field and explore opportunities to collaborate on new projects
• Gain insight into gaps in the market and requirements for new technology
• Take away lessons learned from other innovative companies to ensure optimal development strategies
• Understand how your existing equipment or products can be deployed in the new hydrogen economy

Hazards Forum members can save £100 when booking onto this conference via the event website by using discount code: SUPPORTER100

For more information about this two-day event, please visit the Institution of Mechanical Engineers’ website here.