BREAKING NEWS: PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME AVAILABLE FOR NEXT 2-DAY TECHNICAL MEETING TO BE HELD ON 23 & 24 OCT 2024 - PLEASE SEE EVENTS SECTION

Webcast | Harnessing History: Safe Design and Operation of Future Energy Systems

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Live webcast
From:
23
23 October 2024
09:45 (BST)
To:
24
24 October 2024
16:00 (BST)
LIVE WEBCAST OF 2-DAY TECHNICAL MEETING

IMPORTANT: This page allows you to register for the LIVE ONLINE WEBCAST of our 2-day Technical Meeting ONLY. Please click here to register for the face-to-face event instead.

As usual, our forthcoming 2-day Technical Meeting will be webcast live, and webcast delegates will also be able to access a video recording of the Webcast straight after the end of the meeting. Day 1 of the Webcast (Wednesday 23rd October) will start at 9.45am, and will close at 17.00. Day 2 (Thursday 24th October) will start at 09.30am and will close at 16.00.

PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME:

The following presentations have been confirmed to date:
 
The role of human factors in future energy systems
David Keane - Risktec
Accidental deflagration research and H2 gas turbine enclosure application
Valentina Bisio - Imperial College London & Baker Hughes
Extending a long history of natural gas for heating safety to a possible hydrogen future
Dan Allason - DNV
Designing for safety: Integrated energy systems in industrial and non-industrial settings
Asad Mohiuddin - Thornton Tomasetti
Dolphyn hydrogen - Safety and regulatory challenges in the offshore production of hydrogen from wind
Laura Bond & Sean Baker - ERM
Safety studies required for the life cycle of renewable energy projects
Hamid Kareshki & Vahid Foroughi - Fluor
Developing a safe plot plan for hydrogen facilities in the absence of recognised or standardised separation distances
Jerome Hocquet - Technip Energies
Review of ammonia incidents and update on ongoing research activities on ammonia safety
Simon Gant - Health and Safety Executive
Andy Pearson - Star Refrigeration
Ed Sullivan - Ricardo's National Chemical Emergency Centre
Introducing risk analysis and safety distances in Hydrogen Refuelling Station (HRS) design
Benjamin Truchot - INERIS
MultHyFuel - Risk assessment review of hydrogen refuelling stations in a multi-fuel context - Hazardous area classification example for a hydrogen dispenser
David Torrado - ITM
Technological risk management for multi-energy service stations
Duc-Quang Do - TotalEnergies
Data sharing - The key to cost-effective risk assessments for the low carbon industries
Ingar Fossan - Safetec
Electric Vehicle fires: Statistics, parking structures & incident response
Tom Hessels - Netherlands Institute for Public Safety (NIPV)
Modelling source terms for battery-related hazards
Chris Gold - Gexcon

We look forward to hearing from you.
 
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