THURSDAY, JULY 9 AT 3:00PM PT. Settle in with a refreshment and join this casual conversation on hydrogen’s growing role in providing energy solutions that span multiple industries. Where are we seeing new projects? How big of a part does solar play in hydrogen’s expansion? Let’s discuss.
Featuring Bill Elrick, Executive Director of the California Fuel Cell Partnership and Nick Barilo, Executive Director of the Center for Hydrogen Safety
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15TH FROM 1:00PM - 4:00PM. The California Energy Commission (CEC) will conduct a workshop to discuss energy resilience inrelation to zero emission vehicles (ZEV) and the “three revolutions” of transportation electrification,automation, and mobility as a service. The workshop is part of the CEC’s 2020 Integrated EnergyPolicy Report Update (2020 IEPR Update ) proceeding.
A quorum of Commissioners may participate, but no votes will be taken at the workshop.
The workshop will be held remotely, consistent with Executive Orders N-25-20 and N-29-20 andthe recommendations from the California Department of Public Health to encourage physicaldistancing to slow the spread of COVID-19. The public is able to participate and observe theworkshop consistent with the direction in these Executive Orders. Instructions for remoteparticipation are provided below.
The three-part workshop will be held over two days
Notice and Agenda
Notice of Workshop on Zero Emission Vehicle Resilience and Three Revolutions in Transportation
Remote Attendance
Participants may join any or all scheduled panel sessions by clicking on the links below. You mayalso access Zoom at this address, https://join.zoom.us, and enter the unique Webinar ID andpassword for each session (listed below). Zoom technical support is available at 1-888-799-9666ext. 2, or you may contact the CEC’s Public Advisor’s Office at [email protected] or (916) 654-4489, or toll-free at 800-822-6228. To comment or ask a question using Zoom’s onlineplatform, use the “raise hand” feature. To comment by telephone, see instructions below.
THURSDAY, JULY 16 FROM 2:00PM - 4:00PM PT. The California Energy Commission (CEC) will conduct a workshop to discuss energy resilience inrelation to zero emission vehicles (ZEV) and the “three revolutions” of transportation electrification,automation, and mobility as a service. The workshop is part of the CEC’s 2020 Integrated EnergyPolicy Report Update (2020 IEPR Update ) proceeding.
A quorum of Commissioners may participate, but no votes will be taken at the workshop.
The workshop will be held remotely, consistent with Executive Orders N-25-20 and N-29-20 andthe recommendations from the California Department of Public Health to encourage physicaldistancing to slow the spread of COVID-19. The public is able to participate and observe theworkshop consistent with the direction in these Executive Orders. Instructions for remoteparticipation are provided below.
The three-part workshop will be held over two days
Notice and Agenda
Notice of Workshop on Zero Emission Vehicle Resilience and Three Revolutions in Transportation
Remote Attendance
Participants may join any or all scheduled panel sessions by clicking on the links below. You mayalso access Zoom at this address, https://join.zoom.us, and enter the unique Webinar ID andpassword for each session (listed below). Zoom technical support is available at 1-888-799-9666ext. 2, or you may contact the CEC’s Public Advisor’s Office at [email protected] or (916) 654-4489, or toll-free at 800-822-6228. To comment or ask a question using Zoom’s onlineplatform, use the “raise hand” feature. To comment by telephone, see instructions below.
THURSDAY, JULY 16 FROM 9:30AM-12:30PM. The California Energy Commission (CEC) will conduct a workshop to discuss energy resilience inrelation to zero emission vehicles (ZEV) and the “three revolutions” of transportation electrification,automation, and mobility as a service. The workshop is part of the CEC’s 2020 Integrated EnergyPolicy Report Update (2020 IEPR Update ) proceeding.
A quorum of Commissioners may participate, but no votes will be taken at the workshop.
The workshop will be held remotely, consistent with Executive Orders N-25-20 and N-29-20 andthe recommendations from the California Department of Public Health to encourage physicaldistancing to slow the spread of COVID-19. The public is able to participate and observe theworkshop consistent with the direction in these Executive Orders. Instructions for remoteparticipation are provided below.
The three-part workshop will be held over two days
Notice and Agenda
Notice of Workshop on Zero Emission Vehicle Resilience and Three Revolutions in Transportation
Remote Attendance
Participants may join any or all scheduled panel sessions by clicking on the links below. You mayalso access Zoom at this address, https://join.zoom.us, and enter the unique Webinar ID andpassword for each session (listed below). Zoom technical support is available at 1-888-799-9666ext. 2, or you may contact the CEC’s Public Advisor’s Office at [email protected] or (916) 654-4489, or toll-free at 800-822-6228. To comment or ask a question using Zoom’s onlineplatform, use the “raise hand” feature. To comment by telephone, see instructions below.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15TH FROM 9:30AM TO 3:00PM PT.
Meeting Goals: In order to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045, California must reduce and replace fossil fuel consumption while meeting energy needs. Hear from
experts and the public on the transition to low carbon fuels across all sectors and considerations for associated infrastructure to achieve the State’s goal of carbon
neutrality.
9:30 Welcome and Overview
9:45 Panel 1: Fuels
Chris Bataille, Professor, Simon Fraser University
Janice Lin, Director and Founder, Green Hydrogen Coalition
Sam Wade, Director of State Regulatory Affairs, Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas
Mary Solecki, Partner, AJW Inc.
10:45 Questions and Discussion
11:45 Closing Remarks
12:00 Break
12:30 Panel 2: Infrastructure
Betony Jones, Founder, Inclusive Economics
Jean Spencer, Regulatory Analyst, and James McGarry, Senior Analyst, California Public Utilities Commission
Melanie Kenderdine, Managing Principal, Energy Futures Initiative
Greg Huynh, Manager, LADWP 100% Clean Energy Innovation Group
Jack Brouwer, Director, National Fuel Cell Research Center
1:45 Questions and Discussion
2:45 Closing Remarks and Adjourn
For more information visit https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/our-work/programs/carbonneutrality/carbon-neutrality-meetings-workshops
THURSDAY, JULY 30 FROM 10:00AM - 4:00PM PT.
The EXPO is open to the public and free for attendees.
The 23rd Annual Congressional Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency EXPO and Policy Forum will bring together 18-24 businesses, trade associations, and government agencies to showcase renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies. In every state across the country, these technologies are having a significant impact in business development and job creation in the manufacturing, transmission, power, transportation, and building sectors. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the EXPO will be online-only this year, with an all-day policy forum (there will be no virtual exhibits). The bipartisan House & Senate Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Caucuses are the EXPO's honorary co-hosts.
ONLINE AT www.eesi.org/livecast
To be Announced
Panel times and speakers will be announced soon. The featured panels will be:
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THURSDAY, JULY 9 AT 10:00AM PT. 2050 targets for net-zero emissions have experienced a meteoric rise as carbon policies move to the top of policy agendas. Stakeholders are now wondering whether these targets can be reached with electrons alone, or if we need molecules too. The renewables transition is making great strides, but the path from 50% decarbonization targets to full decarbonization will require a leap in terms of how we think about delivering energy.
Join Guidehouse's experts for a lively discussion on the role of hydrogen in enabling greater resiliency in a fully decarbonized future, and how organizations can begin tapping into its potential. This discussion is the fourth installment in a new Guidehouse webinar series, Pathways to Resilience: Infrastructure 4.0.
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Register: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8574469269104354063
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 AT 8:00AM PT. Hydrogen in the Universe - and on Earth.
We are living in dramatic times of climate change and its impact on the Earth's environment, on our quality of life and on global migration of humans.
Hence, it is about highest time to change our way of energy consumption and switch to CO2-free energy sources. The most powerful and reliable energy source, which we could easily tab, is the Sun. With the power of the Sun (which is also responsible for the winds on Earth) we can easily satisfy the world's total energy demand.An issue which is often raised when it comes to the large-scale usage of renewable energy sources is transportation and storage as those sources are highly local and temporally fluctuating.
Nevertheless even here, the technical solution is ready to use: H2. Hydrogen is the most abundant element and molecule in the Universe, but unfortunately not available in molecular form (H2) on Earth. Fortunately, H2 is easily produced just from water via electrolysis and back-converted with via fuel cells.
In this talk, Prof. Dr. Robi Banerjee will give an (global/astrophysical) overview of how to realistically install a Sun and H2-based energy economy and discuss the next steps we have to take to be successful.
Join for free! (Click on the button at the bottom right "JOIN NOW")
Prof. Dr. Robi Banerjee is Professor for Theoretical Astrophysics (W2)
at the University of Hamburg, since May 2011.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 22 AT 8:00AM PT. Cummins (Hydrogenics) will talk about a huge range of topics, I can tell you. I can't reveal what the topic is yet. But stay updated for the registration link:
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 AT 8:00AM PT. Steve Mathison will introduce concepts to lower the cost of hydrogen fueling by making improvements to the existing SAE J2601 protocols and by utilizing completely new protocol approaches which can facilitate customer acceptable fueling at warmer hydrogen pre-cooling temperatures. These methods would reduce the cost of chillers at the station, reduce energy consumption, and increase station reliability without sacrificing fueling performance. These approaches are especially applicable to high flow fueling at 70 MPa, a key aspect of H2@Scale, wherein station energy consumption and customer sensitivity to fuel costs is even more prominent than it is for light duty fueling.
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Steve Mathison recently joined NREL as a Research Engineer in the Hydrogen Production, Power, and Storage group. Steve previously worked as a Principal Engineer at Honda R&D Americas, LLC, where he developed the MC Formula fueling protocol. Steve also serves as the current document sponsor for SAE J2601, and as Chair of the SAE Fuel Cell Standards Committee Interface Taskforce.