Green Hydrogen - Webinar Series
The abandonment of fossil fuels and the energy system's transformation is one of the most significant challenges of our time worldwide. While the focus so far has been primarily on generating electrical energy from renewable sources such as wind or solar, renewable hydrogen has recently been receiving more and more attention. But what role can renewable hydrogen play in the energy system of the future? How can hydrogen be produced in a climate-neutral way, and which applications are particularly suitable for the use of hydrogen?
These and many more questions will be answered in the "Green Hydrogen Webinar Series". The Webinar Series is part of a wider initiative to set up a joint Tunisian-German competence center and establish a new value chain based on renewable energies and green hydrogen. The organizers are the IUE, the Hamburg Open Online University (HOOU), the Tunisian National Agency for Energy Conservation (ANME), the Council for Engineering Sciences (CSI/OI), the Northern Institute of Technology Management (NIT) and the German Engineers Association (VDI).
Via: Zoom - Link will be shared after registration mail
Time: weekly, Wednesday 19:00 / 7 pm
Duration:
• One presentation: max. 1 hours (lecture + discussion)
• Two presentations: max. 1,5 hours (lecture + discussion)
Registration
To receive the dial-in data for the Zoom-Webinar send a mail with the subject line „Registration“ to: greenhydrogen(at)tuhh.de
Upcoming Events
Section I | Renewable Energies - The raw material for Green Hydrogen | |
| 20.01. | Onshore wind power generation technology – Status and prospects
Offshore wind power generation – Status and prospects | |
| 27.01. | Large-scale photovoltaic power generation technology – Status and prospects Stefan Müller; enerparc, Hamburg, Germany |
Section II | The production of green hydrogen | ||
| 03.02. | Hydrogen production in living organisms: Bio fuel cell Prof. Dr. Hafedh Abdelmelek; Member of the Tunisian Academy of Sciences, Letters and Arts, Faculty of Sciences, University of Carthage, Bizerte, Tunisia | ||
| 10.02. | Hydrogen production from electricity – Technological overview Technological solutions for the market – The industry perspective | ||
Section III | The transport and storage of hydrogen | ||
| 17.02. | Hydrogen storage and transportation options Dr.-Ing. Karsten Wilbrand; Shell, Hamburg, Germany | ||
| 24.02. | Hydrogen storage in metal hydrides Prof. Dr. Thomas Klassen; Institute of Materials Research, Helmholtz-Center Geesthacht, Germany | ||
| 03.03. | Hydrogen supply chains – Options and their assessment Lucas Sens; Hamburg University of Technology, Germany | ||
Section IV | The use of hydrogen | ||
| 10.03. | Research on green hydrogen in Tunisia – Status and prospects Prof. Dr.-Ing. Abdelmajid Jemni; National Engineers School, University of Monastir, Tunisia | ||
| 17.03. | Hydrogen use in ships Dirk Lehmann; Becker Marine Systems, Hamburg, Germany | ||
| 24.03. | Hydrogen use in aviation Dr. Jens Gralfs; Airbus, Hamburg, Germany | ||
| 31.03. | Hydrogen for heavy duty vehicle applications NN; Clean Logistics, Hamburg, Germany | ||
Section V | The role of hydrogen within the future Tunisian & German energy system | ||
| 07.04. | The role of hydrogen within the future German energy system Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Martin Wietschel; Fraunhofer-Institute for Systems and Innovation Research (ISI), Karlsruhe, Germany | ||
| 14.04. | The potential of green hydrogen within the Tunisian energy system Dhoha Garreb; Directorate of Research and Innovation, Tunisian National Electricity and Gas Corporation - STEG, Tunis, Tunisia | ||
| 21.04. | Smart power grid, a key factor to boost the integration of green hydrogen in Tunisia Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ahmed Fakhfakh; Digital Research Center, Sfax, Tunisia Prof. Dr.-Ing. Faouzi Derbel; Smart Diagnostic and Online Monitoring, Leipzig University of Applied Sciences, Germany | ||
Previous Lectures
• The stakes of the Tunisian energy transition
Dr.-Ing. Mongi Marzouk; former Tunisian Minister of energy, mines and energy transition | 02. December | Slides
• The transition of the German energy system
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Manfred Fischedick, Wuppertal Institut, Wuppertal, Germany | 09. December | Slides
• The need of greenhouse gas reduction to avoid dangerous climate change
Prof. Dr. Mojib Latif; Geomar – Helmholtz-Center for Ocean Research, Kiel, Germany | 06. January
• Greenhouse gas emissions from the energy system – Status and prospects
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Kaltschmitt; Hamburg University of Technology, Germany | 06. January | Slides
• Renewable energy potential in MENA countries
Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Timmerberg; Hamburg University of Technology, Germany | 13. January | Slides
• Renewable energy potential in Tunisia
Dr. Samir Amous, CEO Apex Consulting, Tunis, Tunisia | 13. January | Slides