Highlands & Islands Hydrogen Workshop & Brokerage event in Elgin

May 31, 2023
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Date(s) - May 31, 2023
12:30 pm - 6:30 pm

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This event is free to attend and takes place in person over two days on 31st May and 1st June at the UHI Alexander Graham Bell Centre in Elgin, IV30 1JJ. This event is aimed at those already working with hydrogen, together with businesses and organisations who are exploring opportunities to become involved.

The event is being held across two days.

Wednesday 31st May 12:30-18:30. A light lunch will be provided from 12:30 and the opening session on the afternoon of Wednesday 31st May will provide an update on hydrogen deployments and supply chain across the Highlands & Islands of Scotland. This is followed by an introduction to planning and environmental considerations for hydrogen developments, including water demand and logistics. The first day concludes with the a brokerage session and late afternoon networking from 17:00 to 18:30.

Thursday 1st June 09:00-14:00. The workshop sessions on the morning of will highlight innovative hydrogen projects in the Highlands & Islands including hydrogen for decarbonising distilleries, hydrogen for freight logistics, and refuelling infrastructure. The morning session will conclude with an update on training resources and support available for workforce development followed by networking lunch from 13:00 to 14:00.

Confirmed speakers and panellists over the two days include Aberdeen City Council, Cochran UK, DeepWind, EMEC, ESP, GreenPower International, Highlands & Islands Enterprise, Hydrasun, Jon Clipsham, Logan Energy, Moray Council, Mott Macdonald, NESH2A, PlusZero, Renantis, Scottish Water, SHFCA, Skills Development Scotland, and Storegga. A light lunch will be provided on both days, offering excellent opportunities for networking with presenters and delegates.
This Highlands & Islands Hydrogen Workshop & Brokerage event in Elgin is being organised by Highlands & Islands Enterprise and SHFCA with support from Moray Council, UHI Moray College, and Mott Macdonald.

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