This SHFCA Briefing event will set out current thinking on the role for Green and Blue Hydrogen in meeting Scotland’s ambitions for rapid decarbonisation of the energy system and delivering Net Zero emissions by 2045.. The speaker presentations will be followed by a question & answer session. There will also be opportunities to meet the speakers before and after the event during networking.

This event is now fully subcribed.

After 10 very successful years of continuous growth, ‘The Fleet Event for Scotland’ returns, with a fresh new look and format. 2019 sees a new-look GREENFLEET SCOTLAND with the very latest from Transport Scotland and Energy Saving Trust, brought together with the ‘Host Cities’ so as a delegate, you will not only hear about the latest national strategy, but also a more local one too, from Aberdeen City Council.

Air pollution is real and harms the health of millions. But there are lots of simple things we can do to improve air quality and look after our own and other people’s health.

Clean Air Day is a chance to find out more about air pollution, share information with friends and colleagues, and help make the air cleaner and healthier for everyone.

A number of events will be taking place throughout Scotland.

The recent Scottish Government Energy Strategy ‘The Future of Energy in Scotland’ has identified the importance of using a whole energy system approach to support delivery of ambitious targets for energy efficiency, increased renewable energy uptake, and carbon reduction.

The programme presents progress being made both by academia and industry to support these key policy ambitions, with topics ranging from hydrogen storage at large scale to innovative conversions using hydrogen as decarbonised energy and as a feedstock.

This joint meeting has been organised by SHFCA and the Energy Technology Partnership with sessions featuring leading speakers who will stimulate discussion and debate.

An all day conference aimed at oil and gas engineering companies based in the North East and individuals wishing to learn about why and how to make a transition into Clean Tech from those who have already done it. Find out from renowned energy business leaders the why, what and how of diversifying from Oil & Gas into Clean Tech, and the importance of starting now.

After 10 very successful years of continuous growth, ‘The Fleet Event for Scotland’ returns, with a fresh new look and format. 2019 sees a new-look GREENFLEET SCOTLAND with the very latest from Transport Scotland and Energy Saving Trust, brought together with the ‘Host Cities’ so as a delegate, you will not only hear about the latest national strategy, but also a more local one too, from City of Edinburgh Council.

The 15th International Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Conference will look at all aspects of the commercialisation of the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell sector with presentations from policy makers , companies operating in this sector and also users of the technology. It will look at the exciting developments in Transport including the developments on Buses and Trucks and also Rail and Shipping. We will also have presentations on the private car market. The vital issues of hydrogen production, infrastructure, storage and safety will also be considered as will large and small scale portable and stationary applications.

This workshop is a joint initiative from HYSAFE and the two projects PRESLHY and SH2IFT, focussing on hydrogen safety, with special emphasis on liquid hydrogen. Increasing interest in hydrogen in general and more specifically in large volumes has led to a growing need of the understanding of LH2 and related safety aspects of handling and use. Results and plans of the two projects will be presented, and additional invited expert speakers and key stake holders will join.

The Scottish Transport Emissions Partnership (STEP) 2018 Annual Conference will focus on the implementation of the Cleaner Air for Scotland Strategy (CAFS) and the proposed review.  Scotland’s national air quality strategy - Cleaner Air for Scotland (CAFS) - was launched at the STEP2015 conference, and there will also be an update on the work to implement the Scottish Government commitment to Low Emission Zones (LEZs).

Accelerating CCUS globally is a one day conference which brings together leading global experts to discuss the value of CCUS, explore business models, and the future of CCUS technologies and seek practical solutions and actions to accelerate the deployment of CCUS globally.

This event will seek to identify the priorities for action for Governments, industry, innovators and academia. Priorities for CCUS Innovation is also an opportunity to hear from operational global CCUS commercial projects and how knowledge transfer from these projects can support future projects and research priorities.

What do we mean by a hydrogen future? What would the transition look like? These questions and more will be discussed at the next Energy Conversation which is organised by the Centre for Energy Policy. Join in at this Energy Conversation event to explore what we mean by a hydrogen future and what the implications of such a transition might be. This event is free to attend, but prior registration is required.

The annual FCH-JU Stakeholder Forum brings together the key players from European Fuel Cell and Hydrogen community to discuss the role of fuel cells and hydrogen in the energy and transport sectors and beyond. This conference also provides opportunities for information exchange and general networking among participants.

The UK workshop for the FCH-JU2 supported HyLaw project will identify the legal and regulatory barriers to the deployment of fuel cells and hydrogen applications. This workshop will be interactive, seeking to identify application related best practices and combine UK industry experience with regulatory and legal issues across the spectrum of hydrogen and fuel cell activities such as zoning, permitting and approvals, grid connections, and safety case assessment.

This one day conference will look at the current and potential use of hydrogen and fuel cells as a zero emission fuel and energy source for the port and maritime industries. It is being organised by European Policy Solutions with the support of the University of Hull.