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Webinar Hydrogen Energy: Green Production, Effective Evolution and Utilization
 


Date, time & venue

2021-11-22;6:00pm - 7:30pm;Webinar

Event Highlight
Hydrogen energy has advantages over other energy sources, such as zero-carbon emissions, renewability, high energy density and thermal efficiency, low production cost and environmental friendliness. In this webinar, two critical issues related to the green production and effective utilization of hydrogen energy are discussed. The first issue is about developing photovoltaics and electrolysis coupling systems for green hydrogen production, which are made of a photovoltaics module and an electrolysis module. The second issue is about the storage, transportation and evolution of hydrogen by using solid-state materials in a safe, efficient and facile manner, avoiding those of hydrogen in a liquid or gaseous state by using cryogenic or pressurized vessels. The key technologies in solving the aforementioned issues is based on the application of catalytic nanomaterials for the photoelectrochemical water splitting and the hydrolytic dehydrogenation of ammonia borane, respectively.

Registration & Enquiries
• The number of participants is limited to 300.
• Prior registration is required. Applications will be accepted on a first-come first served basis with the priorities given to HKIE-EG and HKFCHEA members.
• Successful members will be notified by an email with a Zoom Meeting link closer to the event date.
• Electronic copy of CPD certificate will be sent to successful members through email within one month after the virtual visit.

• Please register via this link:https://forms.gle/qw4g9dAKLQzaN5Eu8.

 • For enquiries, please contact Ms. Priscilla Wong at nh.wong@towngas.com or Mr Roger Law at roger.law@connect.polyu.hk.

Details please refer to the flyer here.

 





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