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Tuesday, May 26 at 1:00pm PST. Fleet operators that seek to reduce their emissions to zero, both at the tailpipe and at the source, have few options. Fuel cells hold significant potential for zero emissions. This webinar will address how a fleet can develop the required infrastructure to fuel their fleet with hydrogen and what renewable hydrogen options are available for a true zero emission fleet operation from wells-to-wheels. Join the California Hydrogen Business Council (CHBC) and ACT News for a webinar on renewable hydrogen production and infrastructure for transit, trucking, cargo handling equipment fleets.

This webinar will provide insight into:

• How renewable hydrogen is produced

• The options available for fleets to build hydrogen refueling stations at their depot

• How fleets can ensure a reliable supply of hydrogen fuel at their stations

• Funding opportunities for renewable hydrogen

Speakers: 

• Emanuel Wagner; Deputy Director - California Hydrogen Business Council
• Professor Jack Brouwer; Director - National Fuel Cell Research Center
• Maryline Daviaud Lewett; Director of Business Development - Black&Veatch
• Lauren Skiver; CEO/General Manager - SunLine Transit Agency  

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Live Webinar, Wednesday, May 20th at 8:00am PST. Electrification is the path to green commercial transport, but to succeed, it must match diesel on cost, functionality and reliability. In commercial vehicles, hydrogen has long held promise for enabling a functional replacement of diesel with an electric powertrain, however high costs due to expensive components and complex system designs have limited their mass market adoption.

Ben Nyland from Loop Energy will provide an overview of the medium and heavy duty vehicle sectors and how market barriers can be addressed by lowering fuel cell manufacturing costs.

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• Get Answers to your Questions!
  • How can hydrogen solutions achieve a step-change in fuel cell performance and cost?
• Heavy-Duty Transport Solutions
  • ​​​​​​​Are economically-viable commercial medium to heavy-duty transport solutions truly achievable?
• Q&A Session
  • Ben Nyland will answer your questions in the Q&A afterwards.

Live Webinar, Wednesday, May 13th at 8:00am PST. Offshore wind energy promises to reach 4,000 full-load hours or more. It is a great match for green hydrogen production, as electrolysers need to be operated as many hours per year as possible. A new study commissioned by Agora Energiewende has analysed offshore wind expansion scenarios for Germany and scrutinized the assumption of 4,000 full-load hours.

How many full-load hours can offshore wind effectively reach in the German North Sea at very high installed capacity densities?

To answer this question, the Technical University of Denmark and the Max-Planck-Institute for Biogeochemistry simulated interaction effects between wind farms and the atmosphere. They used two physically-based methods of very different complexity to get to the same insight: The more intensely offshore wind energy is being used at increasingly larger scales, its full-load hours are likely to decline. This requires better resource potential estimation methods and planning approaches.
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• Matthias Deutsch works at Agora Energiewende, an independent think tank, and concentrates on power and heat sector coupling, as well as on storage, including hydrogen.
• Axel Kleidon uses thermodynamics to quantify natural energy conversions within the Earth system and applies this approach to understand the natural limits of renewable energy.
• One of Jake Badger’s goals is to accelerate developments for the application and dissemination of meteorology modelling and datasets in wind energy community, and to strengthen co-development and collaboration across specializations to deliver novel research and innovation.

Tuesday, May 12 from 10:00am - 11:00am PST. Join the Green Hydrogen Coalition as they team with Strategen to hear from international experts on green hydrogen project progress and momentum from around the world.

Featured Speakers:

• Thierry Lepercq, CEO Soladvent, and author of “Hydrogen is the New Oil”

• Paul Browning, President & CEO, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Americas, Inc.

• Moderated by: Dr. Laura Nelson, Executive Director, Green Hydrogen Coalition

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LIVE on Thursday, May 7 4:00am- 5:00am PDT: Join Pierre-Étienne Franc (VP Hydrogen Energy, Air Liquide), Sae hoon Kim (SVP, Head of Fuel Cell Centre, Hyundai) and Andy Marsh (President & CEO, Plug Power), to unpack the global hydrogen economy and explore how companies are positioning themselves for the hydrogen boom!

• Unpack the global Hydrogen Economy, and explore the potential for decarbonisation downstream, mobility, electricity and storage
• Gain insight into how Hydrogen is being utilized already, and harness vital lessons learned from the successes and challenges of deployment so far
• Explore what is needed to develop hydrogen at scale in international markets, and learn how low-carbon hydrogen will provide a crucial fuel for the energy transition

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Tuesday, May 7 at 8:00am PDT. Join PDC Machines and IVYS Energy Solutions for a look into how the small, compact SimpleFuel hydrogen refueler brings resiliency, reliability and green hydrogen into your fueling network. SimpleFuel is a cutting edge tool for small on-road fleets, material handling equipment, and other hydrogen fuel use cases. This webinar features a variety of engaging segments such as a virtual tour of PDC's facilities, a virtual tour of a SimpleFuel installation, a customer interview, and opportunity for Q&A with PDC's Vice President Kareem Afzal and Director of Hydrogen Energy, Americas, Europe & Oceania, Jim Petrecky, both seasoned veterans of the hydrogen energy world. Brought to you by the world’s leader in hydrogen compression technology and innovators in hydrogen technology.

Agenda

• Introduction with PDC Vice President Kareem Afzal
• Virtual SimpleFuel breakdown with PDC Director of Development, US and EU, Jim Petrecky
• Creating resiliant fueling networks with SimpleFuel, Jim Petrecky
• Virtual tour of SimpleFuel Greentown Labs
• Virtual tour of Kensen, SimpleFuel Japan installation
• Interview
• Q&A

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Tuesday, April 28 from 12:00pm - 1:00pm ET: Join the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office’s (FCTO’s) to learn more about how the International Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in the Economy (IPHE) is fostering collaboration and coordination across multiple countries and other global initiatives to accelerate progress in hydrogen and fuel cells. Established in 2003, the IPHE brings together 19 member countries and the European Commission to share information and join forces in areas such as harmonization of regulations and safety codes and standards, outreach and information dissemination, coordination of activities that are aligned with country minister-level commitments, and other international initiatives. IPHE’s Secretariat Tim Karlsson and EERE’s FCTO Director and IPHE Chair, Sunita Satyapal, will provide an overview of IPHE’s activities, examples of global progress, and ways stakeholders can get involved in IPHE’s efforts to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen and fuel cells in the economy.

The H2IQ Hour will include a 45-minute live presentation, followed by 15 minutes of Q&A. The webinar will be recorded and posted online.

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Thursday, April 23 all day workshop. This will be a remote-only meeting. In accordance with Governor Newsom’s Executive Orders N-29-20 and N-33-20 as well as recommendations from the California Department of Public Health, the April 23, 2020, Board Meeting will not have a physical location. The California Air Resources Board (CARB or Board) will conduct the April Board Meeting via Zoom, a web-based videoconferencing platform, at the date and time noted below.

CALL-IN #: (669) 900-6833

WEBINAR ID: 437 930 965

If you want to provide verbal comments during the Board Meeting, please register for the webinar or use the call in number:

  Register for the Webinar to Comment During Meeting 

Please view the more information document below on instructions on how to participate during the Board Meeting:

How to Participate 

Board Meeting Agenda 

• 20-4-3: *Public Meeting to Hear an Informational Update on the 2020 Mobile Source Strategy

Comment on Board Items

CARB encourages public input on regulatory and non-regulatory items presented to the Board. Please consult the Public Agenda to submit comments on Board Items.

April 16 from 1:00pm - 2:00pm PT. The California Air Resources Board (CARB) invites you to participate in a work group meeting to begin developing the Fiscal Year (FY) 2020-21 Investment Strategy for Heavy-Duty Vehicles and Off-Road Equipment.  The Strategy, built upon previous years’ work, will be incorporated into the upcoming FY 2020-21 Air Quality Improvement Program (AQIP) and Low Carbon Transportation Investments Funding Plan.

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