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![Korea-Australia Hydrogen Research Workshop
Hosted by KIER and CSIRO
Wednesday 6 September 2023
Registration
Auditorium, W1 bldg., KIER, 152 Gajeon-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, the Republic of Korea
Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) welcomes you to a workshop between Australian and Korean researchers working in Hydrogen technologies. Please click the Registration in the PDF or scan the QR code with your mobile phone and submit the R.S.V.P. form by August 31.
About the event
In collaboration with CSIRO, Australia's national science agency, and the Australian Hydrogen Research Network, KIER will host Australia-Korea Hydrogen Research Workshop on Wednesday September 6, 2023 at KIER, 152 Gajeong-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, 34129, Korea. The workshop will start at 9:30 and close at 15:00. Bringing together experts of hydrogen related research from the two countries, government, and industry representatives, the workshop will aim to establish 2-way fellowship program between the Republic of Korea and Australia looking to collectively share resources and research talent.
Who should participate?
Researchers from government research institutions, universities and industry doing research in hydrogen technologies across the supply chain, and interested in collaboration with Australia.
Background of Australian H2 delegation to the Republic of Korea
To meet aspirations in hydrogen, the Australian government identified in 2019 Australia's need to stimulate international research connectivity and knowledge sharing, build hydrogen RD&D capability and support industry development. Research delegations led by CSIRO involving 14 Australian universities visited Germany, France, Japan, UK, USA and Singapore from September 2022 to June 2023.
12 Australian delegates are participating in the delegation to the Republic of Korea.
Agenda
Time
Time Required
9:25
9:30-9:35
10
5
9:35-9:45
10
9:45-10:55
70
11:05-12:15
70
13:10-13:45
35
13:45-14:30
45
Agenda Item
Greetings/Moderator
Opening Remarks
- Dr. Chang-Keun Yi, President of KIER
Greetings and Remarks
-Prof. Shawn Kook and Patrick Hartley, Australian Delegation
[Hydrogen Production]
What are the current breakthroughs and scaling problems when producing hydrogen from renewables and fossil fuels with and without carbon capture and storage?
-Dr. Hyunku Joo, Dr. Hyun Seok Cho, Dr. Doo Wook Kim (KIER)
-Prof. lan Mackinnon (Queensland University of Technology), Prof. Alexandr Simonov(Monash University), Dr. Sarbjit Giddey(CSIRO)
Comfort Break (10:55-11:05)
[Hydrogen Trade]
Exporting hydrogen and its derivatives from Australia to Korea: What are the optimal carriers (ammonia, MCH, LOHCS, and liquid hydrogen)? What decision tools are needed to help determine optimal choices over time as a source of hydrogen or direct use in co-firing and power generation. What infrastructure and market mechanisms are needed on both sides? - Dr. Hyung Chul Yoon(KIER), Prof. Kwang Hyo Jung (Pusan National University), Prof. Daejun Chang(KAIST) -Prof. Eric May(The University of Western Australia), Prof. Zhenguo Huang (University of Technology Sydney), Prof. Paul Webley(Monash University)
Lunch Break and Networking (12:15-13:10)
[ Critical Minerals and Materials ]
What materials and minerals does the hydrogen economy require now and what are potential supply demand scenarios into the future?
- Dr. Sujeong Lee(KIGAM)
- Dr. Andrew Feitz(Geoscience Australia), Prof. Rachel A. Caruso(RMIT University)
[End Uses ]
What technologies can be applied now, and into the future? Who are the current and potential end users of technologies such as fuel cells, heavy vehicle applications, and power generation? What R&D is needed to accelerate their uptake and avoid impediments and research translation issues?
- Dr. Gugon Park(KIER), Mr. Hyungsung Kim(Doosan Mobility Innovation)
- Dr. Patrick G. Hartley(CSIRO), Prof. Francois Aguey-Zinsou(University of Sydney)
Comfort Break (14:30-14:40)
14:40-14:55 14:55-15:00
15
Wrap Up Session/Next steps, Group Photo
5
Closing Remarks
KIER
'한국에너지기술연구원
KOREA INSTITUTE OF ENERGY RESEARCH
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