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Hydrogen safety - liquid hydrogen workshop

Hydrogen safety - liquid hydrogen workshop

The workshop is a joint initiative from HYSAFE and the two projects PRESLHY and SH2IFT, focussing on hydrogen safety, with special emphasis on liquid hydrogen.

Increasing interest in hydrogen in general and more specifically in large volumes has led to a growing need of the understanding of LH2 and related safety aspects of handling and use. Results and plans of the two projects will be presented, and additional invited expert speakers and key stake holders will join.

Registration for this event is now closed.

Practical information

Registration fee is 500 NOK. This includes lunch and refreshments during coffee breaks.

PROGRAM : HYDROGEN SAFETY ‒ LIQUID HYDROGEN (LH2) WORKSHOP (pdf)

Organisers and contacts

Anders Ødegård - email:
Trygve Skjold - email:
Thomas Jordan - email:

For more information about the three projects, please visit the home pages:

Location
NORCE (CMR)
Address
Fantoftvegen 38, 5072 Bergen
Start
06/03/2019 09:00 Add to calendar
End
06/03/2019 17:00
Registration deadline
25/02/2019 23:00

Contact person

Anders Ødegård
Senior Project Manager
+47 943 56 595

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