Arno A. Evers FAIR-PR HANNOVER MESSE 2001

Unbenanntes Dokument

Unbenanntes Dokument

Meet Arno A. Evers / Tobias Renz and their Team worldwide, as they promote the Group Exhibit Hydrogen + Fuel Cells at the HANNOVER FAIR

Energy Images:
1.	Energy Balances
1.1	World Energy Balance
1.2	Energy Balance in Germany
1.3	Energy and Climate
2.	Production of hydrogen
2.1	Hydrogen from direct solar
2.2	Hydrogen from renewable energies
2.3	Hydrogen from fossil fuels
2.4	Hydrogen from nuclear energy
3.	Production of electricity
3.1	Electricity from hydrogen
3.2	Electricity from renewable energies
3.3	Electricity from fossil fuels
3.4	Electricity from nuclear energy
4.	Hydrogen and Fuel Cells on their way to commercialisation
5.	For steps to a new Energy Supply
5.1	Revolution in the garage
5.2	The cars are the keys
6.	Energy Efficiency
6.1	Home Appliances
6.2	Exampl. from Aircraft/Mining Industries
7	The 15 biggest global players

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Promoting 18th World Hydrogen Energy Conference (WHEC) 2010

Impressions from worldwide Conferences, which we attended to promote the commercialisation of Hydrogen and Fuel Cells:
2008
#87	HyForum 2008 Changsha, P.R. China August 2008
#86	WREC X 2008 Glasgow, Scotland, UK July 2008
#85	KMCM 2008 Vancouver, BC, Canada July 2008
#84	Lucerne FUEL CELL FORUM 2008 Lucerne, Switzerland Jun 2008
#83	17th World Hydrogen Energy Conference (WHEC) Brisbane, Australia Jun 2008 The role of the young generation ...
#82	Renewable Energy Asia Bangkok, Thailand Jun 2008
#81	Selected Hydrogen Fueling Stations in California, USA Apr 2008
#80	NHA Annual Hydrogen Conference 2008 Sacramento, CA, USA Mar / Apr 2008
#79	FC EXPO 2008 Tokyo, Japan Feb 2008
#78	Der 4. Deutsche Wasserstoff Congress 2008 Essen, Germany Feb 2008
#77	ISEPD 2008 Changwon, Korea Jan 2008
2007
#76	20TH World Energy Congress & Exhibition Rome, Italy Nov 2007
#75	World Hydrogen Technologies Convention (WHTC) Montecatini Terme, Italy Nov 2007
#74	2007 Fuel Cell Seminar & Exposition San Antonio, Texas, USA Oct 2007
#73	KOREA ENERGY SHOW 2007 Seoul, Republic of Korea Oct 2007
#72	Tenth Grove Fuel Cell Symposium London, UK Sep 2007
#71	Solar Tech India 2007 New Delhi, India Sep 2007
#70	SES-Fachtagung MYTHOS STROMLÜCKE Zurich, Switzerland Aug 2007
#69	HFCE 2007 Shanghai, P.R. China Jul 2007
#68	IHEC 2007 Istanbul, Turkey Jul 2007
#67	KMCM 2007 Düsseldorf, Germany Jul 2007
#66	Kick Off Meeting zur Leitinnovation Mikrobrennstoffzelle Munich, Germany Jun 2007
#65	Hydrogen and Fuel Cells 2007: International Conference & Trade Show Vancouver, BC, Canada April / May 2007
#64	GENERA - Energy and Environment International Fair Madrid, Spain Feb / Mar 2007
#63	World Renewable Energy Congress [WREN] Fremantle, Australia Feb 2007
#62	Environment 2007 Exhibition & Conference Abu Dhabi, UAE Jan 2007
2006
#61	2nd Annual Fuel Cells Durability & Performance 2006 Miami Beach, FL USA Dec 2006
#60	EDTA Conference & Exposition Washington, DC, USA Nov 2006
#59	The Fuel Cell Seminar Honolulu, Hawaii, USA Nov 2006
#58	Fraunhofer Symposium Mikroenergietechnik POWER TO GO Berlin, Germany Oct 2006
#57	Renewables to Hydrogen Forum Albuquerque, NM, USA Oct 2006
#56	Alternative Transport Energies Conference Perth, Western Australia Sep 2006
#55	Power-Gen Asia Hong Kong, Hong Kong Sep 2006
#54	World Renewable Energy Congress IX and Exhibition Florence, Italy Aug 2006
#53	R&D in the field of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell in Germany and Europe Clausthal, Germany Jul 2006
#52	Lucerne Fuel Cell Forum 2006 Lucerne, Switzerland Jul 2006
#51	16th World Hydrogen Energy Conference (WHEC) Lyon, France Jun 2006
#50	NHA Annual Hydrogen Conference Long Beach, CA, USA Mar 2006
#49	FC EXPO 2006 Tokyo, Japan Jan 2006
#48	Wasserstoff und Brennstoffzellen im Automobil Essen, Germany Apr 2006
2005
#47	Fuel Cell Seminar Palm Springs, USA Nov 2005
#46	Internationale ASUE-Fachtagung Essen, Germany Nov 2005
#45	EHEC 2005 Zaragoza, Spain Nov 2005
#44	Fuel Cell Summit: A Road Map to Commercialization Uncasville, CT, USA Oct 2005
#43	2005 Grove Fuel Cell Symposium London, UK Oct. 2005
#42	WHTC 2005 World Hydrogen Technologies Convention (WHTC) Singapore, Singapore Oct. 2005
#41	f-cell 2005, Stuttgart, Germany Sep. 2005
#40	The 27th International Telecommunications Energy Conference - intelec '05 Berlin, Germany Sep. 2005
#39	IHK Nord Wasserstoff – Tagung Lübeck, Germany Sep. 2005
#38	ICHS - International Conference on Hydrogen Safety , Pisa, Italy Sep. 2005
#37	IHEC-2005 International Hydrogen Energy Congress & Exhibition Jul. 2005
#36	93. Bunsen Kolloquium Jun. 2005
#35	European Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology Platform (HFP) Brussels, Belgium Mar. 2005
#34	Cairo 9th International Conference on Energy & Environment Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt Mar. 2005
#33	1st International Fuel Cell Expo Tokyo, Japan Jan. 2005
2004
#32	H2PS: The 2004 Hydrogen Production and Storage Forum, Washington, DC, USA Dec. 2004
#31	Impressions from Shanghai Nov. 2004
#30	Impressions from Shanghai / Beijing Oct. 2004
#29	Michelin Challenge Bibendum 2004 Oct. 2004
#28	Energy Asia 2004 Oct. 2004
#27	Hydrogen and Fuel Cells 2004 Conference and Trade Show Toronto, ON, Canada Sep. 2004
#26	Meetings in Singapore, Sep. 2004
#25	Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Futures Conference, Perth, Australia Sep. 2004
#24	Exhibiting at World Renewable Energy Congress VIII Denver, CO, USA Sep. 2004
#23	Arno presenting at ACS National Meeting Philadelphia, PA, USA Aug. 2004
#22	Promotion of FP6, for European Union, Delegation of the European Commission, Shanghai Jul. 2004
#21	IHK Energy-Podium 2004 Jul. 2004
#20	15th World Hydrogen Energy Conference (WHEC15) Yokohama, Japan Jun. 2004
#19	Impressions from the Energy Forum 2004 Varna, Bulgaria Jun. 2004
#18	Impressions from HYFORUM May 2004
#17	Impressions from Dubai United Arab Emirates May 2004
#16	Impressions from Argentina May 2004
#15	Promoting Hydrogen Production from Patagonia, Argentina May 2004
#14	Impressions Zhuozheng Garden in Su Zhou Mar. 2004
2003
#13	H2PS: The 2003 Hydrogen Production and Storage Forum Washington, D.C., USA Dec. 2003
#12	Impressions from Washington, D.C., USA Dec. 2003
#11	Shanghai International Industry Fair (SIF), Shanghai, P.R. China Nov. 2003
#10	Energy Asia 2003 PTC Asia 2003 CeMAT Asia 2003 Factory Automation Asia 2003 Shanghai, P.R. China Nov. 2003
#9	2003 WATER KOREA Nov. 2003
#8	NESC 2003 - 6th Int'l Conference on New Energy Systems & Conversions Nov. 2003
#7	Impressions from Busan South-Korea Nov. 2003
#6	2003 Fuel Cell Seminar Miami Beach, Florida, USA Nov. 2003
#5	Impressions from Shanghai, Beijing, P.R. China Nov 2003 - Jul. 2004
#4	f-cell forum, Stuttgart, Germany Sep. 2003
#3	Hypothesis V, Porto Conte, Italy Sep. 2003
#2	1st European Hydrogen Energy Conference, Grenoble, France Sep. 2003
#1	Cooperation for Energy Independence of Democracies in the 21st Century Jerusalem, Israel Aug. 2003

Shanghai International
Industry Fair (SIF) 2004

International Meeting Point with Conference, Renewable Energies China, incl. Hydrogen + Fuel Cells, Shanghai, China

In memoriam: Ludwig Boelkow

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Reiseführer Sizilien, Italien

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German Aerospace Center DLR
Institute for Technical Thermodynamics

The research and development activities of the Institut fuer technische Thermodynamik of the German Aerospace Research Center (DLR) in Stuttgart, Germany, are concentrated mainly on three fields:

low temperature fuel cells with H2 and methanol as fuel (PEFC/DMFC)
fuel cell systems for stationary and mobile applications
ceramic high temperature fuel cells (SOFC).

For the low temperature fuel cells a combined dry spray and rolling technique is applied which allowes a considerable reduction of the required content of noble metals and hence of costs. For the high temperature fuel cells a modified specifically adapted plasma deposition method (VPS) plays an important role allowing for very efficient and thin cells of second generation suited for reduced application temperatures (around or below 800° C). THe DLR is presenting the high and low temperaure Fuel Cells on the
Group Exhibits Hydrogen + Fuel Cells - Technologies 2001 in hall 18.

Company Information

The Institute of Technical Thermodynamic is one of 31 Institutes and Organisations of the Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (German Aerospace Center). Its topics are:

Solar thermal energy technology
Systems analysis and technology assessment
Electrochemical energy technology, including:

- Polymer electrolyte membrane and solid oxide fuel cells (PEFC; DMFC, SOFC)
- Electrolyzer and fuel cell system technology
- Modeling of fuel cells
- High power electrolysis
- Vacuum plasma spraying

News at HANNOVER FAIR 2001:
The institute presents at the polymer membrane fuel cell a innovated, automatic low cost production techniques based on the dry spraying coating and rolling process. The technique will be live demonstrated on the booth.
The PEFC system technology presents two fuel cell laboratory cars, a simple dynamically operable 2.2 KWe PEFC-system and newly developed replacement for batteries on the basis of a PEFC-system.
For the high temperature fuel cell different components of planar and tubular solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) are shown which have been developed by applying the vacuum plasma spray technology.

Das Institut für Technische Thermodynamik ist eines der 31 Institute und Einrichtungen des Deutschen Zentrums für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR). Seine Arbeitsschwerpunkte sind:

Solarthermische Energietechnik
Systemanalyse und Technikbewertung
Elektrochemische Energie- und Speichertechnik, dazu zählen:

- Polymermembran- und Oxidkeramik-Brennstoffzellen (PEFC, DMFC, SOFC)
- Elektrolyse- und Brennstoffzellen-Systemtechnik
- Modellierung von Brennstoffzellen
- Hochleistungselektrolye
- Vakuumplasmaspritztechnik

Neuigkeiten auf der HANNOVER MESSE 2001:
Das Institut präsentiert bei Polymermembran-Brennstoffzellen neuartige, automatisierte low cost Herstelltechniken, die auf dem Trockensprüh- und Walz-Verfahren basieren. Die Anlage wird auf dem Stand in Funktion vorgeführt.
Die Polymermembran-Brennstoffzellen-Systemtechnik zeigt zwei Brennstoffzellen-Labor-fahrzeuge sowie ein einfaches, dynamisch betreibbares 2,2 kWe-PEFC-System und einen neuartigen Batterieersatz auf PEFC-Basis.
Bei der Hochtemperatur-Brennstoffzelle werden verschiedene Komponenten für die planare und tubulare oxidkeramische Brennstoffzelle (SOFC) gezeigt, die auf der Grundlage der Vakuum-plasmaspritztechnik entwickelt werden.

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Contact:
German Aerospace Center DLR
Institute for Technical Thermodynamics
Pfaffenwaldring 38-40
D-70569 Stuttgart
http://www.dlr.de/tt/

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	Exhibitor booths, Hall 18+13
	Forum Program, Hall 18+13
	VIP-Visitors
	Fair Impressions with Facts and Figures
	International Conference

	Press Information
	Pressespiegel (german)

	General Information, Hall 18+13
	Exhibitors by branches
	Exhibitors Logos, Hall 18+13

	Layout and Exhibitors Plan Hall 18
	Layout and Exhibitors Plan Hall 13

	Team Arno A. Evers FAIR-PR 2001