Beyond Zero Emissions Seminar. Hydrogen: Help or Hype

Beyond Zero Emissions Seminar. Hydrogen: Help or Hype

Monday, 2 December 2019 - 6:30pm to 8:00pm

There has been much discussion recently about the potential of hydrogen as a potential game-changer in the energy transition. Australia may be particularly well-placed to take advantage of growing hydrogen demand. We possess abundant renewable energy resources (sun and wind), which could be utilised to produce hydrogen cheaply, and our existing gas infrastructure could be used to deliver hydrogen to domestic and international markets.

Andrew Reddaway will discuss whether the potential of hydrogen is real, or whether it is just hype.

In addition, Andrew will also provide an overview on some of Renew's other energy projects such as high grid voltage and export limiting; electric vehicle modelling and new battery standards.

Registration is not required for this event.

Event Location: 
Fritz Loewe Theatre, McCoy Building
253-275 Elgin St
3010 Parkville , VIC
Victoria
Speakers
Renew

Andrew is a project coordinator at the Australian Energy Foundation, having previously worked at ATA/Renew and AEMO. His development of Sunulator will be a long-term legacy of note. His qualifications include solar installation training and a degree in mechanical engineering. Andrew has advised household-ers on sustainability via several methods, including talkback ABC radio.

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