This was the fourth webinar in the Hydrogen Fuel Risks Webinar Series, organised by the OECD and the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre. It explored the challenges, safety considerations, and regulatory standards associated with using ammonia as an energy carrier for hydrogen. Participants highlighted the importance of collaboration among policy experts, industry stakeholders, and safety professionals to ensure safe and effective implementation.
Hydrogen Fuel Risks Webinar Part 4: Ammonia as a Hydrogen Energy Carrier
- Date
- 11 March 2025
- Time
- 09:00 to 13:30 CEST
- Location
- Online
About
Speakers
- Maureen Wood, EC-JRC-MAHB
- Marie-Ange Baucher, OECD
- Ruta Baltause, EC DG ENER
- Lorenzo Van Wijk, EC-JRC-MAHB
- Laurent Ruhlmann, Yara
- Michel J Ruttens, Advario
- Jochem Langeveld, DCMR Environmental Service Rijnmond
- Dannae Campbell, WorkSafe
- Paul Newell, WorkSafe, Queensland
- Steve Emery, WorkSafe, Western Australia
- Paolo Mocellin, University of Padua
- Simon Gant, Health and Safety Executive, UK
- Hans Langva Skarsvåg, SINTEF, Norway
Agenda
Discover what the event is about.
- Welcome to the Webinar, Maureen Wood, EC-JRC and Eeva Leinala, OECD
- Introduction to the Programme, Maureen Wood, EC-JRC
- Need for closer cooperation between policy, industry and safety experts on ammonia and other hydrogen fuels, Ruta Baltause, EC DG ENER
- Discussion
- Ammonia risks in the hydrogen fuel context, Lorenzo Van Wijk, EC-JRC-MAHB
- Safe Ammonia handling – Challenges & Opportunities, Laurent Ruhlmann, Yara
- Design principles for NH3 Fully Refrigerated Large Quantity Storage, Michel J Ruttens, Advario
- PGS 12 Ammonia, New BAT document on ammonia storage in the Netherlands, Part 1, Jochem Langeveld, DCMR Environmental Service Rijnmond
- PGS 12 Ammonia, New BAT document on ammonia storage in the Netherlands, Part 2, Jochem Langeveld, DCMR Environmental Service Rijnmond
- Challenges and risks of ammonia storage in confined and geographically remote industrial precincts – an Australian perspective, Dannae Campbell, WorkSafe, Paul Newell, WorkSafe, Queensland, Steve Emery, WorkSafe, Western Australia
- Discussion
- Decarbonized but Not De-Risked: The Case of Green Ammonia, Paolo Mocellin, University of Padua
- Summary of research activities on ammonia safety at HSE, Simon Gant, Health and Safety Executive, UK
- Fog formation and water-ammonia interactions: key physical mechanisms affecting ammonia risks, Hans Langva Skarsvåg, SINTEF, Norway
- Discussion
