Presentations

Energy Transition, Al Toweill and Lynn Rouse, Chevron

FEnEx CRC 2022 conference presentation

Australia – Korea closed carbon loop, Fiona Meaton, PWC

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Presentation

Research Program 3

Digital Technologies and Interoperability

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference – Parallel Session Presentations

Using big data and strategic communication to support the hydrogen export industry’s evolution in Australia

FEnEx CRC Conference Poster Presentation

Hydrogen storage

Enabling Large-Scale Hydrogen Underground Storage in Porous Media

FEnEx CRC Conference Poster Presentation

Fully DC Microgrid

Fully DC microgrid for green hydrogen production

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Poster Presentation

Green hydrogen for road transport

Green hydrogen for road transport in Western Australia – truck trials

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Poster Presentation

Thermophysical properties of hydrogen enriched natural gas (HENG)

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Poster Presentation

Pathways to sustainable hydrogen supply chains

Pathways to sustainable hydrogen supply chains

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Poster Presentation

NH3 and Nox formation

Mechanisms and kinetics of NH3 oxidation and NOx formation during fixed-bed and fluidised-bed combustion of ammonia

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Poster Presentation

Bridging blue and green hydrogen

Bridging blue and green hydrogen

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Poster Presentation

Digital technology interoperability

Digital technologies and interoperability projects – open specification analytics interoperability

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Poster Presentation

Direct ammonia reduction of iron ore

Direct ammonia reduction of iron ore

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Poster Presentation

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Developing a digital competencies framework for the Australian energy industry

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Poster Presentation

A pilot-scale facility to research, test and demonstrate decarbonisation technology solutions for the LNG and other energy intensive industries, Reinoud Blok, KETH

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Presentation

Hybrid renewable energy systems

Hybrid renewable energy systems for hydrogen production and use, Ian Mackinnon, QUT

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Presentation

H research at Curtin

Hydrogen Research at Curtin University, Craig Buckley, Curtin University

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Presentation

Ironmaking by direct ammonia reduction of iron ore, Dongke Zhang, UWA

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Presentation

Fast ferries: A large H2 consumer, Jeff Poon, Austal

FEnEx CRC 2022 Conference Presentation

Interoperable digital twins – interface and interactions

3 Minute Thesis: Umar Memon from the University of South Australia presents on his research in the field of Open Analytics Interoperability. Umar aims to develop novel methods and models for describing, defining, and reasoning about analytics capabilities, leading to an open specification for industry adoption.

Predicting boil-off from liquid hydrogen and LNG

3 Minute Thesis: The University of Western Australia PhD student Vincent Jusko explains his research into the prediction of boil-off from cryogenic liquids.

Risk management across multiple systems

3 Minute Thesis: Yuhong Fu from the University of South Australia presents an overview of his research on developing new data management methods for the establishment of interoperable analytics in industrial data ecosystems in the oil, gas and energy industry.

Sensors to avoid blockages during hydrogen liquefaction

3 Minute Thesis: Liam Tenardi, PhD student at The University of Western Australia, explains his research on expanding the applicability of microwave resonator technology to vapour-liquid equilibrium characterisation of hydrocarbon mixtures.

Cellular pressure vessel – a solution to hydrogen storage

3 Minute Thesis: University of Melbourne PhD student, Jia Ming Goh’s research focuses on hydrogen storage through encapsulation of high-pressure gas within the pores of nanoporous materials.

Thermochemical batteries: heat to power

3 Minute Thesis: Lucie Desage, Curtin PhD student, presents her research on building thermochemical battery prototypes and testing different heat extraction units with these systems.

Developing a digital competencies framework

3 Minute Thesis: Johann Visser from Edith Cowan University presents an overview on his research in developing a digital competencies framework.

Novel approaches for hydrogen production through methane pyrolysis on carbon catalysts

3 Minute Thesis: Curtin PhD student Praveen Selvakumar explains his research on developing a fundamental model for thermal decomposition (pyrolysis) of methane in the presence of carbon catalysts to produce clean hydrogen.

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Fluidised-bed combustion of ammonia (NH3) for stationary combined heat and power generation – Dongke Zhang

Ammonia is an excellent hydrogen carrier and a practical means to export carbon-free fuel. It can be made at scale from entirely renewable resources and its combustion emits no carbon oxides, sulfur oxides or particulate matter. However, its combustion characteristics are very different to conventional hydrocarbon fuels. Hear more from Professor Dongke Zhang. More information…

The Future of Green Hydrogen – Craig Buckley

FEnEx CRC Hydrogen Program Lead and Curtin University’s Hydrogen Storage Research Group Leader Professor Craig Buckley in discussion with Jessica Morrison. Is green hydrogen the key to a carbon-free energy future? In this episode, Jessica and Craig discuss the future of green hydrogen and how he and his team are making it a viable energy…

Dynamic hydrogen holes – the known unknowns and their impact – Dr James Holbeach

Dr James Holbeach is Global Director for the Energy and Flow Assurance division of Wood. In a recent Monthly Colloquium for FEnEx CRC participants, he discussed the hydrogen enriched natural gas (HENG) development path.

The role of gas technologies to reducing emissions – CEO, Eric May

FEnEx CRC CEO, Professor Eric May, in discussion with Damian Dwyer on the role of gas technologies to reducing emissions.

Climate change and hydrogen: a message of hope – CEO, Eric May

Pessimistic predictions about the planet’s future have a long history and are increasingly common, but are they justified? In this talk, Professor Eric May describes why two of humanity’s greatest challenges – energy poverty and climate change – can both be solved if we can think clearly and realise the potential of hydrogen. Eric May…