Edmonton Region Hydrogen HUB is pleased to present a new webinar series, Building A Low-Carbon Hydrogen Economy in the Edmonton Region, focused on equipping industry, government and investors with the knowledge and tools they need to take advantage of the region’s low-cost, low-carbon hydrogen, contribute to the development of this new energy system and position themselves for success in the low-carbon economy.
Previous webinars can be viewed at the links below, along with downloadable PDFs of presentation slides. Be sure to watch this space for upcoming webinars, and keep an eye on our Twitter and LinkedIn to be the first to learn when a new webinar is announced.
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Previous Events
Tuesday, March 14, 2023
Using the latest independent research and analysis, Dr. David Layzell provides a solid foundation for thinking strategically about hydrogen and its uses—the kind of foundation that's essential to any productive conversation about hydrogen's role in our clean-energy future.
Using the latest independent research and analysis, Dr. David Layzell provides a solid foundation for thinking strategically about hydrogen and its uses—the kind of foundation that's essential to any productive conversation about hydrogen's role in our clean-energy future.
January 19, 2023
Join us to learn more about Alberta’s Industrial Heartland, one of the world’s most attractive locations for chemical, petrochemical, oil, and gas investment located near Edmonton.
Join us to learn more about Alberta’s Industrial Heartland, one of the world’s most attractive locations for chemical, petrochemical, oil, and gas investment located near Edmonton.
December 13, 2022
The cost and reliability of energy transport and storage infrastructure is a crucial issue in the energy industry, with implications for energy access, affordability, the environment and public safety. Australia’s GPA Engineering analysed the cost of energy transport and storage across a range of different gas and electricity infrastructure options and found that, across a wide range of scenarios, newly constructed pipelines are more cost-effective than newly constructed electricity transmission infrastructure at transporting energy by a wide margin.
The cost and reliability of energy transport and storage infrastructure is a crucial issue in the energy industry, with implications for energy access, affordability, the environment and public safety. Australia’s GPA Engineering analysed the cost of energy transport and storage across a range of different gas and electricity infrastructure options and found that, across a wide range of scenarios, newly constructed pipelines are more cost-effective than newly constructed electricity transmission infrastructure at transporting energy by a wide margin.