This conference is an opportunity for engineers to identify challenges across the hydrogen value chain including production, distribution, storage, and utilisation. Hydrogen can be a useful part of the energy system, but engineers must understand the inherent challenges before it can be used effectively, and at scale, in a net-zero future energy economy.

In March 2022 the IMechE hosted the inaugural Engineering Challenges in the Hydrogen Economy conference which provided engineers with a platform to discuss common engineering challenges, applications, and strategies. As more projects move from concept to demonstration and commercial scale, there is a need to continue the discussion, share lessons learned and identify the role of the mechanical engineer. Join this conference to:

• Hear case studies from mature projects addressing infrastructure challenges for production, storage and distribution

• Identify bottlenecks and barriers in moving to a hydrogen economy

• Develop your understanding of the utilisation across different engineering sectors including rail, heavy-duty, aerospace, power generation, marine and more

• Hear from leading experts in the field and explore opportunities to collaborate on new projects

• Gain insight into gaps in the market and requirements for new technology

• Take away lessons learned from other innovative companies to ensure optimal development strategies

• Understand how your existing equipment or products can be deployed in the new hydrogen economy

For any enquiries about this event please contact eventenquiries@imeche.org