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The European Commission’s science and knowledge service

Joint Research Centre

Workshop Power-to-Hydrogen

Key challenges and next steps

Brussels, 03.-04.05.2016

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DG JRC

• 7 institutes in 6 locations

• Around 3000 staff, including PhDs and visiting scientists

• 42 lаrge scale research facilities, more than 110 online databases

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Workshop aims

At the end of the workshop we expect to have established: A clear way forward for the priority action items determined by

the SFEM/WG Hydrogen (who does what by when)

A mission, format and scope for the continuation of the SFEM/WG Hydrogen

A deeper insight into legal barriers to the deployment of P2H technologies

An overview of regulatory options that may provide support in the initial deployment phase

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SFEM/WG Hydrogen

Background • JRC-EARTO-CEN/CENELEC workshop on Putting Science into

Standards « Power to Gas and HCNG », Oct. 2014

• CEN/CENELEC Sector Forum Energy Management (SFEM) WG on Hydrogen, jointly convened with the Joint Research Centre (Feb.-Nov. 2015)

February March April May June July August September October November

Kick-off meeting

Plenary meeting

Plenary meeting

Final meeting

Final report

Draft report

Preliminary list of topics

• Prioritized list of open issues

• Report structure

Drafting of report Mapping and identification of challenges Finalization of report

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Scope of SFEM/WG Hydrogen

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SFEM/WG Hydrogen

Achievements • Identification and prioritization of key challenges for

standardization and for research

• clarification of expectations of industry of where and how policy and standardization can contribute to a competitive development of power-to-hydrogen and related issues

Recommendations

• Establishment of a dedicated European standardization technical committee (CEN/CENELEC TC 6)

• Discussion platform/forum

• Execution of targeted research and demonstration projects ?

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Roadmap of near term action items

Connection to electricity grid

Electrolysers

Gas system and usage

Hydrogen Technologies

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Key questions (Day 1) EU policy context • How can Power-to-Hydrogen contribute to EU policy goals? • What are the policy drivers for power-to-hydrogen? • Which role can regulations play in overcoming barriers? Next steps and key actors for implementation of roadmaps • What is the appropriate follow-up of the key action items of the

roadmap? • Who will take up these actions (industry, standardisation and

research)? • Which type of action is needed and how can it be supported? Mission and scope for continuation of WG Hydrogen • What are the main aims of the forum? • What are the expectations from the stakeholders?

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Key questions (Day 2)

Interaction with stakeholders and links to other initiatives • How can the SFEM/WG Hydrogen contribute to your work? • What is the appropriate follow-up of the key (standardization)

action items of the roadmap? • Which type of action is needed and how can it be supported? Legal barriers and enabling regulatory environment • Which are the main legal barriers to the deployment of P2H

technologies? • How can requirements for permitting and certification be

simplified? • Which actions can be taken?

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Reception at Hotel Thon Bristol Stephanie

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Agenda 03.05.2016 Introduction 13:00 – 13:30 Introduction and welcome, aims of workshop

M. Steen (DG JRC)

New CEN/CENELEC TC 6 'Hydrogen' F. de Jong (NEN)

Mission, format and scope for the continuation of the SFEM/WG Hydrogen B. Gindroz (Chair CEN/CENELEC SFEM)

Main outcomes SFEM/WG Hydrogen and next steps Presentations of main results of the task forces with focus on identification

of gaps and future priorities Introduction by chair M. Steen(DG JRC)

13:30 – 13:40

TF1 B. Gindroz (Chair SFEM) 13:40 – 13:50 TF2 M. J. Newton (ITM Power) 13:50 – 14:05 TF3 G. Müller-Syring (DBI-Gut), J. Dubost (ENGIE) 14:05 – 14:25 TF4 B. Gindroz (Chair SFEM) 14:25 – 14:35 TF5 R. Judd (GERG) 14:35 – 14:45 Presentation of overall SFEM/WG Hydrogen Roadmap E. Weidner (DG JRC)

14:45 – 14:55

Coffee break

14:55 – 15:10

Policy Context for role of P2H in energy transition T. Constantinescu (DG ENER) 15:10 – 15:30 J. Blondelle (DG RTD) 15:30 – 15:45 G. Leibrock (DG GROW)

A. Tricas (DG MOVE)

15:45 – 16:00 16:00 – 16:15

Chair F. Taucer (DG JRC) Key questions: How can Power-to-Hydrogen contribute to EU policy goals? What are the policy drivers for power-to-hydrogen? What role can regulations play in overcoming barriers?

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Agenda 03.05.2016

Panel Discussion 1: Next steps and key actors for implementation of roadmaps 16:15 – 17:15 Panel: J. Chatzimarkakis (Hydrogen Europe),

P. Lucchese (N.ERGHY), O. Ehret (NOW), A. Garcia (FCH JU), A. Ganesh (CEN/CENELEC), B. Gindroz, J. Dubost (ENGIE), R. Judd (GERG) Moderator F. Taucer (DG JRC) Key questions to be addressed: • What is the appropriate follow-up of the key action items of the

roadmap? • Who will take up these actions (industry, standardisation and research)? • Which type of action is needed and how can it be supported?

Panel Discussion 2: mission and scope for continuation of WG Hydrogen 17:15 – 18:00

Key questions to be addressed: • What are the main aims of the forum? • What are the expectations from the stakeholders?

Reception

Hotel Thon Stephanie

18:30 – 20:00

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Session 4

Session 3

Session 2

Session 1

FCEVs

Ancillary Services

H2 fuel

Dispatchable Power

Low-carbon Heating

Mobility

H2 storage

Industry, Fuels Methanation

H2 feedstock

Admixture

Renewable Power

Power Grid

RNG

Captive RE

HCNG