Detailed programme

29 March 2023 (Wednesday)   30 March 2023 (Thursday) – Scientific part   30 March 2023 (Thursday) – Educational part   31 March 2023 (Friday)

EMPIRIA HALL

Hydrogen technologies in transportation

Chaired by Thomas von Unwerth

9:00–9:20
Techno-economic analysis of alternate fuel sources for non-electrified rail operations: a case study in the Czech Republic
Federico Zenith (SINTEF, N)

9:20–9:40
Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle optimal control: minimization of hydrogen consumption through a Dynamic Programming approach
Edoardo Cennamo (University of Rome Tor Vergata, I)

9:40–10:00
Driving cycle simulation of hybrid passenger cars powered with hydrogen engine
Štěpán Kyjovský (Czech Technical University, CZ)

10:00–10:20
Simulative sensitivity analyses of a stationary PEMFC-stack model for automotive application
Rico Löser (Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology, D)

10:20–10:40
Risk analysis of the hydrogen filling station: case study
Aleš Bernatík (VSB-Technical University of Ostrava, CZ)

10:40–11:00  Coffee Break

Hydrogen in commercial applications

Chaired by Václav Bystrianský

11:00–11:20
A plant-specific approach to model future hydrogen demands in energy-intensive industries
Marius Neuwirth (Fraunhofer Institute for Systems- & Innovation Research ISI, D)

11:20–11:40
Green hydrogen generation coupled with iron production
Daniela Lopes (CICECO – Aveiro Institute of Materials, P)

11:40–12:00
Climate-neutral raw material supply for refineries – opportunities for the refinery site Schwedt in Germany, Brandenburg
Natalia Pieton (Fraunhofer Research Institution for Energy Infrastructures and Geothermal Systems IEG, D)

12:00–12:20
Techno-economic and net energy comparative studies of Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier (LOHC) storage and transport
Nomuunaa Tsogt (Inha University, ROK)

12:20–12:40  STUDENT AWARDS & CLOSING CEREMONY

12:40–13:40  Lunch