The 2018 update of the research priorities will be done at the HSL premises in Buxton, UK. HySafe thanks HSL for hosting this important event.
The draft agenda including satellite meeting for ICHS2019 and HySafe:
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On 25th of May Brian North organised a safety awareness workshop. HySafe was presented via the following slides:
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On 17th the World Hydrogen Energy Conference will start in Rio in “winter mode”.
HySafe will present the Report on the research priorities workshop on Tuesday 19th at 2 pm.
Hope to see you there!
All interested contributors to the unique hydrogen safety event, the International Conference for Hydrogen Safety ICHS, which will be organised next year 24 to 26 September in Adelaide, Australia, are invited to submit a short abstract via www.ichs2019.com (menu item “ABSTRACT SUBMISSION”).
The deadline for submitting an abstract is 31 of December 2018. So enough time to become active 😉
The report of the last Research Priorities Workshop, organised commonly by JRC, US DOE and HySafe in fall 2016 in Petten, The Netherlands, has been finalised and published via the JRC print services. After a preliminary presentation by Jay Keller at the ICHS2017 in Hamburg, the full document provides a detailed reference for prioritised research topics in the field of hydrogen safety.
The electronic version is also available for download directly here:Â Report_RPW 2016 2018-03-20 final
BTW, if you want to contribute to the next version of this document, reserve third week in September. The 2018 version of the workshop will be organised in Buxton, UK in the premises of HSL.
Our colleague Edit Musci recovered an interesting article of Toyota in the web:Â https://fuelcellsworks.com/news/toyota-engineers-testing-limits-of-hydrogen-safety
On 12th of March the first time the European Hydrogen Safety Panel EHSP met for designing the first year actions in Brussels. The EHSP will develop a safety guidance document for FCH 2 JU funded projects, will analyse data collected in the European databases and will start further support actions at program and project level.
Communication will take place via the respective webpage at the FCH 2 JU site http://www.fch.europa.eu/page/european-hydrogen-safety-panel and via a regularly issued newsletter.
The 8th International Conference on Hydrogen Safety (ICHS 8) will be held from 24.-26. September 2019 in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.
More information will be published in due time.
Malaga (Spain), 14. March 2018 – The European Hydrogen Energy Conference 2018 (EHEC 2018) was opened today in the Convention Centre of the capital of the Costa del Sol in Spain. Javier Brey, head of the Spanish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association, welcomed some 225 participants, of which some 75 came from outside Europe.
Not only papers were presented, participants could also get a feeling for fuel cell cars on the wheel of either a Toyota Prius or a Hyundai Nexo.
One of the parallel sessions on the first day was about safety. HySafe supported this session. As introductory speaker Olaf Jedicke (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) gave an overview on HySafe, in particular the ICHS conference and the biannual workshop on research gaps.
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