2nd International Workshop on Functional Materials for Mobile Hydrogen Storage, Karlsruhe Research Center, November, 21, 2007
One of the key issues for hydrogen to be used as energy carrier in mobile applications is the availability of safe and efficient storage. The Helmholtz-Initiative FuncHy Functional Materials for Mobile Hydrogen Storage aims at the development of novel solid-state hydrogen storage materials. The objectives comprise the development of high-capacity materials with suitable working temperatures (e.g. in combination with a fuel cell). The complementary expertise of the FuncHy partners (from five European research institutes) represents an excellent basis to cover the entire chain, starting from fundamental issues of materials science to applied topics, such as up-scaling for industrial production. Together with 13 partners from academia and industry, FuncHy provides the foundation of a European Centre of Excellence in Hydrogen Technology.
The "3rd International Workshop on Functional Materials for mobile Hydrogen Storage" is planned for autumn 2008.
List of Presentations
Rüdiger Bormann, Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht - Functional Materials for Mobile Hydrogen Storage
Maximilian Fichtner, FZK - Hydrogen Research at the Karlsruhe Research Center
Dr. Johannes Töpler, DWV - Demonstration Projects in Germany
Dr. Reinhold Wurster, Ludwig-Bölkow-Systemtechnik GmbH - Hydrogen from Renewable Energy Sources
Dr. W. Breitung, FZK - Safety Analysis for Hydrogen Vehicles and Infrastructure
Dr. Gerold Hübner, Volkswagen Konzernforschung - High-temperature PEM Fuel Cells
Dr. Tejs Vegge, Risø National Laboratory, DTU - DFT modeling of novel materials for hydrogen storage
Dr. Chakkrit Na Ranong, TU Hamburg-Harburg - Tank Designs for Solid H Storage
Dr. Oliver Friedrichs, Empa - Reversible Reactions of Li Boranate
