Presentations Archive - Future Energy Exports

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Hydrogen cost and emissions tool analysis, Keelan O’Neill, UWA

Hydrogen cost and emissions tool analysis

Presentations

Hydrogen cost and emissions tool analysis, Keelan O’Neill, UWA

Think. Do. Change., Nicholas Mumford, South Australian Hydrogen Hubs

United we stand: Collaboration and Australia’s green energy future, Shannon O’Rourke, FBI CRC

Understanding physical properties for de-risking CCS and H2 projects, Martin Trusler, Imperial College London

Hybrid energy systems: Technologies to embrace for the future, Ian Mackinnon, QUT

Challenges in decarbonising ironmaking and opportunities for Australian Future Energy Export, Dongke Zhang, UWA

Research directions from Net Zero Australia and beyond: Social licence, skills, training and regulations, Ellen Tyquin, QUT

The know-how behind Net Zero: The importance of skills and capabilities in achieving Australia’s energy export ambitions, Robert Perrons, QUT

Solids freeze-out in cryogenic liquefaction processes, Mark Barwood, UWA

Sodium borohydride for solid-state green hydrogen export, Aneeka Patel, Curtin University

Interoperability – Backbone for digital ecosystems, Karamjit Kaur, UniSA

South Australian update, Elinor Alexander, SA Department for Energy and Mining

Storage integrity of underground hydrogen storage in salt caverns and depleted gas reservoirs, Sam Xie, Curtin University

Interaction of stored hydrogen with the subsurface environment in depleted gas fields, Jonathan Ennis-King, CSIRO

Paths to successful UHS demonstration in the Otway Basin, David Whittam, CO2CRC

Forging a pathway to underground hydrogen storage in the onshore otway basin, Rod Harris, Lochard Energy

FEnEx CRC 2023 Annual Conference Keynote: Electrons and Molecules, Alan Finkel

A review of Net Zero Energy and Industrial Zones, Brendan Beck, APPEA

Building international connections to deliver a low carbon future across Asia, Paul Everingham, ANGEA

The Role of Hydrogen, CCS and Fluctuating Renewables for Energy Systems

Energy Transition, Al Toweill and Lynn Rouse, Chevron

Australia – Korea closed carbon loop, Fiona Meaton, PWC

Digital Technologies and Interoperability

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

Enabling Large-Scale Hydrogen Underground Storage in Porous Media

Fully DC microgrid for green hydrogen production

Green hydrogen for road transport in Western Australia – truck trials

Thermophysical properties of hydrogen enriched natural gas (HENG)

Pathways to sustainable hydrogen supply chains

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

Bridging blue and green hydrogen

Digital technologies and interoperability projects – open specification analytics interoperability

Direct ammonia reduction of iron ore

Developing a digital competencies framework for the Australian energy industry

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

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

Hydrogen Research at Curtin University, Craig Buckley, Curtin University

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

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

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

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