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The 5th RD20 Conference – Online
The brochure for the 5th RD20 Conference (as of September 25)
Date
  • 08:50－12:00 TS plenary
  • 13:30－16:25 TS1: Applications and impacts of H2 for decarbonization of energy sectors and for power to X
  • 13:30－16:25 TS2: LCA and environmental impacts on large-scale deployment of PV
  • 13:30－16:25 TS3: CCU — with a focus on CCU value proposition and integration themes
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Timetable of Technical Session (TS) as of September 25.

Timetable of TS (PDF)
TS Plenary Session Program
TS1 Program
TS2 Program
TS3 Program

October 4, 8:50－16:25 (JST) online.
*Sessions are held in English. Simultaneous interpretation service (English to Japanese) is available.

Time
08:50－12:00TS plenary: High-level talk that frames one of the technical sessions
(Moderator: Dr. William Tumas (NREL, US))
12:00－13:30Break
13:30－16:25Parallel sessions

TS1: Applications and impacts of H2 for decarbonization of energy sectors and for power to X
Moderator: Dr. Florence Lefebvre-Joud (CEA-Liten, France)

TS2: LCA and environmental impacts on large-scale deployment of PV
Moderator: Dr. Christian Thiel (JRC, EU)

TS3: CCU — with a focus on CCU value proposition and integration themes
Moderator: Dr. Dietmar Tourbier (CSIRO, Australia)

Detailed program

08:50－12:00 TS plenary

08:50
09:00
Introduction: RD20 goals, recommendations, progress, future plans
Dr. Haruhiko Obara (AIST, Japan)   CV  
09:00
09:25
Global perspective of H2, challenges/opportunities, applications of H2 for decarbonization of energy sectors
Prof. Dr. Christopher Hebling (Fraunhofer ISE, Germany)   CV  
09:25
09:50
Large-scale PV deployment, challenges and opportunities (TW workshop overview and other concepts), bringing circularity to PV
Dr. Silvana Ovaitt (NREL, US)   CV  
09:50
10:15
CCUS challenge/opportunities/perspectives and opportunity for integration concepts, include value proposition
Dr. Dietmar Tourbier (CSIRO, Australia)   CV  
10:15
10:45
Panel Discussion among the speakers
10:45
11:00
Break
11:00
11:15
Activity Report of PV Task Group (TG1-1)
Dr. Harald Muellejans (JRC, EU)   CV  
11:15
11:30
RD20 Task Force: Hydrogen Life Cycle and Sustainability Analysis
Dr. Amgad Elgowainy (ANL, US)   CV  
11:30
12:00
Panel discussion on RD20 collaborations, status and future
Advisory Board members

13:30－16:25 TS1: Applications and impacts of H2 for decarbonization of energy sectors and for power to X

13:30
13:55
Overview – Decarbonization by Sectors
Dr. Florence Lefebvre-Joud (CEA-Liten, France)   CV  
13:55
14:20
Outbrief from Gigaton H2 Workshop
Dr. Bryan Pivovar (NREL, US)   CV  
14:20
14:45
Reversible Solid Oxide Cells: A Flexible Energy Device for Both Power Generation and Hydrogen Production – NEDO Research and Development Program for Promoting Innovative Clean Energy Technologies Through International Collaboration
Prof. Dr. Kazunari Sasaki (Kyushu University, Japan)   CV  
14:45
15:10
Current Status of Green Ammonia Production and Utilization Research in South Korea
Dr. Hyung Chul Yoon (KIER, Republic of Korea)   CV  
15:10
15:35
The multivector integrated smart systems, microgrids and hydrogen valley at ENEA, for accelerating the energy transition
Dr. Giorgio Graditi (ENEA, Italy)   CV  
15:35
16:00
Decarbonizing Shipping Industries
Dr. Vibha Dhawan (TERI, India)   CV  
16:00
16:25
Techno-economic prefeasibility analysis for zero-carbon maritime fuel at 2 South African ports
Mr. Thomas Roos (CSIR, South Africa)

13:30－16:25 TS2: LCA and environmental impacts on large-scale deployment of PV

13:30
13:55
Overview
Prof. Dr. Michio Kondo (Waseda University & AIST, Japan)   CV  
13:55
14:20
Environmental assessment of large-scale photovoltaic deployment
Prof. Myriam Merad (CNRS-Paris Dauphine, France)
14:20
14:45
Chemical risk assessment on photovoltaic (PV) panel
Dr. Kyoko Ono (AIST, Japan)   CV  
14:45
15:10
Environmental assessment due to high penetration of inverter-based generation
Prof. Dr. Leandro Michels (UFSM, Brazil)   CV  
15:10
15:35
India solar missions and impacts as well as aspects of large-scale PV deployment
Dr. Anil Kottantharayil (IITB, India)   CV  
15:35
16:00
Overview of the potential and challenges for Agrivoltaics
Ms. Anatoli Chatzipanagi (JRC, EU)   CV  
16:00
16:25
French-Japanese International Collaboration in R&D of Next Generation Solar Cells and Beyond – NEDO
Research and Development Program for Promoting Innovative Clean Energy Technologies Through International Collaboration
Dr. Takaya Kubo (The University of Tokyo, Japan)   CV  

13:30－16:25 TS3: CCU — with a focus on CCU value proposition and integration themes

13:30
13:55
Opportunities and Challenges for Integrating CO2 Capture and Conversion
Dr. Joshua Schaidle (NREL, US)   CV  
13:55
14:20
Levelized cost of CO2 abatement (LCCA) framework for Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU) – Case studies and applications for R&D and policy gaps.
Dr. Farid Bensebaa (NRC, Canada)   CV  
14:20
14:45
High-Temperature Solar Thermal Usage for Thermochemical Carbon Dioxide Splitting and Its Application to CCU – NEDO Research and Development Program for Promoting Innovative Clean Energy Technologies Through International Collaboration
Prof. Koji Matsubara (Niigata University, Japan)   CV  
14:45
15:10
An overview of the CSIR’s biogenic carbon capture and utilisation to hydrogen
Mr. Zama Duma (CSIR, South Africa)   CV  
15:10
15:35
CCU in the Context of Hydrogen Storage and Synthetic Fuels
Dr. Florian Nestler (Fraunhofer ISE, Germany)   CV  
15:35
16:00
CCU technology for the production of e-fuels and e-chemicals
Dr. Dong Hyun Chun (KIER, Republic of Korea)   CV  
16:00
16:25
Materials for an effective defossilization
Prof. Dr. Juan Ramón Morante Lleonart (IREC, Spain)   CV