Session 1 - Vehicles

(10.45-12.45 hrs.)

Chair: Heinrich Lienkamp/ Luana Grimolizzi

P01

Christian Klein et al.

DaimlerChrysler

FCV demonstration in Zero Regio

P02

Keith Wipke et al.

NREL & DOE, USA

FCV learning demonstration: Project midpoint status and first generation veh. results

P03

Pablo Guadix et al.

AICIA Spain

Proj. Hercules: Renewable hydrogen generation from solar energy as fuel to an E-Veh. based on Fcell

P04

Yerasimos Angelis et al.

Pure Energy Centre, UK

The Pure Project

P05

Ulrich Buenger et. al.

LBST

HyLights- Evaluation of past and Assessment of coming demonstration projects on Hydrogen for Transport in Europe

P06

Carola Thimm

hySolutions GmbH

ZEMShips-the first fuel cell passenger ship in Hamburg

Session 2 - Infrastructure

(14.30-16.30 hrs.)

Chair: Ashok Rastogi/ Christian Klein

P07

Achim Boening et al.

Infraserv Höchst

Experience with hydrogen infrastructure in Zero Regio

P08

Jaco Reijerkerk

Linde Group

Hydrogen Infrastructure - Today and Tomorrow

P09

Jesse Schneider et al.

DaimlerChrysler, USA

70MPa Hydrogen Storage Fueling Testing

P10

Jacques Smolenaars

HyGear B.V., Netherlands

HyGear on-site hydrogen generators

P11

Luana Grimolizzi et al.

Sapio

Experience with approval formalities for Zero Regio hydrogen refuelling infrastructure in Italy

P12

Hilde Strom et al.

Norsk Hydro ASA (SHHP)

Building hydrogen regions: The Scandinavian Hydrogen Highway Partnership

Session 3 - Socio-Economic Aspects

(16.45-18.45 hrs.)

Chair: Alberto Rota/ Achim Boening

P13

Bjørn Gregert Halvorsen

StatoilHydro

The Clean Energy Partnership CEP

P14

Peter Helby

Univ. of Lund, Sweden

Reaching out to the public - a comparison of approaches and results

P15

Anders Hansen

Roskilde Univ., Denmark

When will hydrogen become economic?

P16

Liliya Chernyavs’ka et al.

IEFE

External costs of motor fuel cycles and environmental approach to hydrogen taxation

P17

Ellas Papadopoulu et al.

dena GmbH

Hylights-Regional aspects of implementing large scale demo. projects on H2 for transport in Europe

P18

Nikolas Bader et al.

College of Europe, Belgium

Innovation systems and policies for hydrogen communities