The H2 Knowledge Café returns on location, this time in the port of Den Helder, at Metip, the Maritime Emerging & Enabling Technologies Innovation Park.
The event will feature an update from the Environmental Service on a recently completed Q&A on hydrogen legislation and regulations. The Zephyros project will also be discussed from various angles, including the planned construction by Norwegian Statkraft of a green hydrogen plant in the Port of Den Helder (see link below) and the establishment of a hydrogen filling station by project partner TEAL Mobility (Total Energies and Air Liquide). This filling station will supply green hydrogen for shipping, freight and passenger transport, requiring cooperation throughout the chain.
The meeting starts at 4.50 pm with a walk-in, followed by a welcome speech by Giulietta Cohen (ONHN) and Katja Naber (Port of Den Helder) at 17:00. From 17:15 to 17:50 there will be a substantive program. Yusuf Kilic of Stattkraft Nederland will discuss the latest developments around the green hydrogen factory in the Port of Den Helder, while Erik Stienen of TEAL Mobility (Total Energies and Air Liquide) will tell more about the planned hydrogen filling station. Aldert Kluft of the Environmental Service NZKG will provide insight into the most frequently asked questions and answers about legislation and regulations, partly based on input from the Fieldlab Hydrogen in Agri. The meeting will conclude with a question round and networking drinks from 17:50 to 19:00.
Participation in H2Kenniscafé is free. First register as a member via the WaterstofNHN Community (via the link below). Then go to Events and check this episode of H2 Kenniscafé. A few days beforehand you will receive a final confirmation of your arrival. Are you already a member of the WaterstofNHN Community? Then just check it.
