The ECCM Conference 2022 

Keynotes

Regina

Regina Palkovits

RWTH Aachen University

Mark

Marc Koper

Leiden University

Annemarie

Annemarie Manger

Tata Steel

Peter

Peter Bouwman

Schaeffler

Jan-jaap Aué

Hanze University

Parallel Speakers

Parallel 1 – Demo Green H

Arend de Groot - TNO

Giga ambitions – Challenges to the PEMWE technology

Jerome van Beek - MTSA

GROHW – Green Oxygen, Hydrogen and Wasteheat – Decentralised H2 value chains in East NL

Paige Shirvanian - TNO

What is Next in Anion-Exchange Membrane Water Electrolyzers (AEMWE’s)?

Parallel 2- Next gen echem – Process technology

Yuvraj Birdja - VITO

Development and upscaling of gas diffusion electrodes for CO2 reduction and electrosynthesis of chemicals

Willem Haverkort - TUD

Membraneless alkaline water electrolysis

Elena Perez Gallent - TNO

Process Intensification of Electrochemical Systems for CO2 conversion and Biomass Valorization

Parallel 3 – Next gen echem – Chemistry

Marta Costa Figueiredo – TU/e

Electrocatalytic synthesis of ammonia and urea

Evan Wenbo Zhao - RUN

Operando NMR Methods for Studying Redox Flow Batteries and Electrochemical Conversion

Anne Beker – DENS solutions

In situ electrochemistry inside the TEM with controlled mass transport for next generation electro-conversion

Parallel 4 – Manufacturing industry

Foteini Sapountzi - Syngaschem

Spark ablation for the fabrication of efficient and stable catalyst-coated membranes for PEM water electrolysis

Roald Suurs – TNO/EMP

Elektrolyser Makersplatform NL: Opportunities for the Dutch Manufacturing Industry

Marilia Pupo - Cognizant

Development of Digital EC Industrial Solutions – Integrating electrochemistry to mature industrial plants

Scope of the conference

The Advisory Committee for ElectroChemical Conversion & Materials, ECCM, advises the Dutch government on how to make the transition to a CO2-neutral industry based on generation, storage and conversion of renewable energy/electricity. The Committee promotes a cross-sectoral approach to achieve a CO2-neutral industry in the next few decades, and its advice spans the entire innovation chain (TRL 1-8).

In its recently updated advisory report, the ECCM National Agenda, the ECCM committee organises its recommendations along four action lines covering the entire innovation chain from technology development to system integration and implementation in society. During the ECCM Conference, state-of-the-art discoveries in science and technology will be shared by international speakers from academia and industry, following the action line – framework.

  • When: Friday 24 June 2022.
  • Where: The Hague Conference Centre, building New Babylon.
  • Setup: a one-day conference with international keynote lectures from academia, industry and NGOs. 
  • Programme: Click here.
  • Participation: Free*.
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  • Language: English.

*In case of no show and/or late cancellation you will be charged a cancellation fee. 

 

Framework + text

 

Background information on the ECCM advisory committee

The Advisory Committee for Electrochemical Conversion & Materials (ECCM) advises the Dutch government to make the transition to a CO2 neutral industry based on intermittent sustainable energy generation, storage and conversion. The committee was established by the top sectors HTSM, Energy and Chemistry, with support from NWO and TNO and in collaboration with the Ministries of Economic Affairs & Climate Policy (EZK), the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (OCW) and the Dutch National Research Agenda (NWA).

ECCM is the cross-sectoral theme to achieve the above-mentioned transition objective. The committee coordinates efforts in the field of ECCM at national level, by initiating new cooperation initiatives and by adopting initiatives that fit within the scope of the advisory report that the committee has published. From a national perspective, the committee advises the government on what efforts are needed to collaborate throughout the innovation chain.

In addition, the committee is busy building an ECCM community of knowledge institutions, companies, governments and NGOs. To this end, the committee organizes conferences in the field of ECCM and an annual graduate school. More information: www.co2neutraalin2050.nl

Organising committee:

Prof. dr. Richard van de Sanden
Prof. dr. Earl Goetheer
Ton Peijnenburg
Prof. dr. Guido Mul
Dr. Ronald Wolf
Dr. Sofia Derossi
Jeanique Everts

Contact ECCM secretariat

w. www.CO2neutraalin2050.nl // e. secretariaat@eccm-mail.nl