The Role of Hydrogen in low temperature heating; the case of NW England and potential in the Netherlands

Organisation:
CIEP
Location:
Huys Clingendael
Date:
11 December 2018
Participation:
invitation/registration
Contact Jabbe van Leeuwen and Kyle Ferriggi

Overview

The event will start with a presentation on the next step in what many know as 'The Leeds Project' by Henrik Solgaard Andersen. As part of the climate change agenda in the UK, the Leeds Project involves the switch from natural gas to hydrogen for low temperature heat, using existing gas networks. The developments in the project can hold important lessons for the Netherlands, a country with a deep natural gas network.

Programme:

09.30 - 10.00: 

Welcome with coffee

10.00 - 10.10:

Introduction by Coby van der Linde

10.10 - 11.00:

Presentation by Martin Sperrink (H21 Project Manager, Northern Gas Network) and Henrik Solgaard Andersen (Project Director Equinor)

11.00 - 11.30:

Response by Diederik Samsom (Chair of Dutch climate table on low temperature   heat)

11.30 - 11:45: 

Response by Pallas Agterberg (Alliander)

11:45 - 12.00:

Response by Ruud Cino (Min. EZK)

12:00 - 13.00:

Panel discussion with Dan Sadler, Henrik Solgaard Andersen, Diederik Samsom, Ruud Cino and Pallas Agterberg

13:00   

Lunch

 

Please let us know if you are interested to participate and join us for lunch after the event. We will confirm your participation a few days ahead of the event.