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TOM READ CHIEF EXECUTIVE SCOTTISH HYDROGEN & FUEL CELL ASSOCIATION (SHFCA) Brief Overview of the Hydrogen Scenario in Scotland

Brief Overview of the Hydrogen Scenario in Scotland · Key task: Maximising contribution of the green hydrogen / fuel cells sector to the achievement of 20% of renewable energy in

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Page 1: Brief Overview of the Hydrogen Scenario in Scotland · Key task: Maximising contribution of the green hydrogen / fuel cells sector to the achievement of 20% of renewable energy in

T O M R E A D

C H I E F E X E C U T I V E

S C O T T I S H H Y D R O G E N & F U E L C E L L A S S O C I A T I O N

( S H F C A )

Brief Overview of the Hydrogen Scenario in Scotland

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H&FC Activities in Scotland & the UK

There are 5 centres of H&FC activity in the UK

!! Scotland

!! North East England

!! East & West Midlands

!! South Wales

!! London

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Scottish Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Association

!! Founded in 2004 with 6 members

!! Now comprises >50 member organisations – 120 individuals

!! H&FC companies; Universities; SMEs; Corporates

!! Driver for development of H&FC sector in Scotland

!! Draws on expertise from around the world, esp. USA and

Europe

!! Part funded by Scottish Govt. and Enterprise Network, also ERDF

!! Projects / deployment orientation

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Scottish Govt Renewables Targets

!!GHG emissions reduction 80% by 2050

!!20% renewable energy by 2020

!!50% renewable electricity by 2020 (8GW)

!!11% renewable heat by 2020

!!10% green transport fuel by 2020

!! Includes hydrogen

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FREDS H&FC sub-committee

!! Re-convened in October 2009

!! Key context: Renewables Action Plan, Hydrogen Route Map

!! Key task: Maximising contribution of the green

hydrogen / fuel cells sector to the achievement of 20% of renewable energy in Scotland by 2020

!! 3 key work streams

!!Transport

!! Low carbon heat & power applications

!!Energy storage & grid balancing

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The Hydrogen Office Demonstration Centre

Located in Fife, the Hydrogen Office combines a renewable, hydrogen and fuel cell

energy system with a modern commercial office building

The office building has now been completed and the energy system will be

complete in April following the installation of the wind turbine

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The electrolyser is being developed by the Pure Energy Centre, and the Pure Energy Centre is also installing the energy storage and fuel cell systems

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Hydrogen Corridor

200 km stretch of highway between Aberdeen and

Inverness, in NE Scotland

Early mover project to stimulate investment in hydrogen / fuel cell transport

5 H2 refuelling stations

Public transport

Local authorities

Postal services

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UK HyNet Cities en route (100km

max. refuelling distances) –!North West: e.g. M6 (Manchester, Preston, Carlisle,

etc)

–!West: e.g. M4 (Bristol, Swindon, Heathrow, etc)

–!South West: e.g. Exeter, Plymouth, etc

–!South East: e.g. A3 / M3 (Guildford, Southampton /

Portsmouth, Basingstoke),

Brighton, Kent, etc

–!East: e.g. Peterborough,

Cambridge, Norwich, Ipswich, etc

Proposed Phase-1 H2 highways –!Total refuelling stations = 33

Potential Phase-2 H2 highways –!Total refuelling stations = 56*

* Includes some redundancy

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Hydrogen / oxygen on-board catalyser

40,000 kms -averages 30% reduction in fuel use

Scottish technology innovation Hydrogen as a combustion enhancer

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Thank you for listening

Tom Read

Chief Executive

Scottish Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Association

[email protected]

+44 (0) 1577 840 276

+44 (0) 7760 770 444