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As economies around the world grapple with the challenge of rapid decarbonisation, there is growing interest in the role that hydrogen will play in a number of different areas.

In this discussion, held in partnership with Bosch, we will focus on the world of mobility, and examine innovative applications of hydrogen across multiple transport sectors (from aircraft and cars, through to trains and HGVs).

The discussion - which will bring together panellists from a variety of different transport sectors - will explore the potential benefits of hydrogen, discuss the latest technical developments across different transportation sectors, examine the broader practical engineering challenges of transitioning to hydrogen, and explore whether lessons learned in one sector can be applied to another.

Key discussion areas / agenda
Benefits of hydrogen-fuelled transportation
Engineering challenges of hydrogen-fuelled propulsion
Associated hydrogen infrastructure challenges
Policy support for hydrogen transport
Cross-sector learnings

Presenters
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Juergen Gerhardt
Consultant, Bosch Management Support GmbH
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Dave OudeNijeweme
Head of Technology Trends, Advanced Propulsion Centre
Dave has spent over 18 years in automotive companies and consultancies, with a focus on research and development of clean and efficient vehicles.

This included a stint at JLR getting new engines & technologies to market, time at MAHLE powertrain working in low CO2 technology demonstrator projects including a downsized engine, a range extender electric vehicle and a solar-driven Stirling engine as well as running a number of client projects. More recently Dave worked at E4tech, which is a strategic consultancy in sustainable energy.

At the APC Dave is responsible for providing strategic insights into future automotive technologies (road mapping) and how the UK should position itself to benefit most. His remit includes automotive propulsion as well as Connected and Autonomous Vehicle (CAV) technologies. Currently he is helping to build the supply chain for electrified vehicles.
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Dr Stuart Hillmansen
Reader in railway traction systems, University of Birmingham
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Steve Learney
Vice President & General Manager of Haskel
Vice President & General Manager of Haskel, a division of Ingersoll Rand. Steve’s career started as a R&D scientist with Procter & Gamble. He then worked for GE for 15 years in the UK and The Netherlands, progressing through roles in sales, marketing and international product management. Steve spent 2 years as Managing Director of Krauss Maffei UK. In 2006, Steve joined Haskel UK as Managing Director, going on to lead the Haskel business in EMEA from 2008, and globally since 2014.
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Rudolf Coertze
CTO Hydrogen at ZeroAvia
A Senior Engineering Executive with experience in Aeronautical Engineering, Clean Energy and Hydrogen.

Experience in aeronautical engineering, including aircraft maintenance and logistics, aircraft modifications, aircraft engine retrofit and flight test as well as aircraft and engine data recorder development.

More than 20 years’ experience in PEM fuel cells, including the development and commercialization of PEM fuel cell stacks and systems, ranging from small power generators to high power density automotive systems and high-power systems for heavy duty vehicles.
Being passionate about aviation, I am excited to implement true clean propulsion in practical aircraft applications now and continue the roadmap to clean skies into the future.
Current role in ZeroAvia: CTO Hydrogen.
The development and integration of the most innovative, optimized and practical fuel cell system and hydrogen storage solutions for real world aircraft today. Advancing our technologies in fuel cell power generation and hydrogen storage on our roadmap to commercialization of zero-emission air transport.
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Andrew Wade
Host
Senior Reporter - The Engineer
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