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Hydrogen as Fuel in Maritime Transport
Thursday May 20th 2021, 08:30-10:30 CET, 15:30-17:30 JST
The first hydrogen and ammonia fuelled maritime vessels are about to surface. Green shipping and
transport of large quantities of hydrogen/ammonia at sea is crucial to both Japan and Norway.
Program:
08:30|15:30 Welcome to the Seminar “Hydrogen as in Maritime Transport”
Marianne Støren Berg, Counsellor, Innovation Norway, Tokyo
Steffen Møller-Holst, Chairman, Norwegian Hydrogen Forum
Speakers:
Kolbjørn Berge – Head of Green Shipping Norwegian Maritime Authority (NMA) – Use of H2/NH3 as fuel in Maritime from a regulatory perspective
Kohei Iwaki – Director for Environment Policy Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) – Japan’s Roadmap towards Zero-Emission Shipping
Steinar Madsen – CEO Topeka AS (part of Wilhelmsen Group) – Zero emission costal service fueled by LH2
Tsutomu Yokoyama – Senior General Manager Green Business Group, NYK Line – NYK’s Challenge for Green Shipping
Anders Ødegård – Senior Project Manager SINTEF – Hydrogen and ammonia technologies for zero-emission vessels
09:25|16:25 – 09:35|16:35 Break
Anders Ødegård – Senior Project Manager SINTEF – Hydrogen and ammonia technologies for zero-emission vessels
Katsuya Morimoto – Associate Officer, Tech. Group Manager Hydrogen Strategy Division, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. – Status of the Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain Project
Tore Boge – Project manager NCE Maritime Cleantech ShipFC – Multi MW green ammonia SOFC
Takeo Akamatsu – Project Leader, Marine Department ITOCHU – Corporation Integrated Proj. for Dev. of NH3 Fuel Ship with Fuel Supply Chain
10:25|17:25 – 10:30|17:30 Closing remarks by NHF & IN Tokyo
The Ship FC project has received funding from Clean Hydrogen Partnership (previously Fuel Cells and Hydrogen 2 Joint Undertaking) under grant agreement No 875156. This Joint Undertaking receives support from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program and from Hydrogen Europe.