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Symposium
The Future of
Gas-Powered Mobility 2020
Industry forum focussing on
CNG, LNG and renewable gases
Please note:
The conference will be held in German.
11 - 12
Presentations will be interpreted simultaneously
into English by interpreters on site. This service March 2020
Berlin
will only be available if a minimum of five English-
speaking delegates have registered. Should
an insufficient number of English-speaking
delegates register, your registration will be
cancelled and you will not be charged. You will
be informed by us by 19 February on whether
this service is available.
zukunft-gas-mobilitaet.de/englishSymposium The Future of Gas-Powered Mobility 2020
Industry forum focussing on CNG, LNG and renewable gases
What does tomorrow’s mobility look like?
The huge challenges of energy and climate policies facing today’s mobility sector
can only be overcome by combining different technologies and drive systems. Gas-
powered mobility is one option that may replace petrol and diesel engines in the
short and medium term. Alongside CNG and LNG, green gases such as biomethane
or hydrogen are well-suited for low-emission mobility. In the future, green gases
will also be able to be used for alternatives to conventional
propulsion technologies in aviation and shipping.
This two-day symposium is the ideal place for stakeholders
from the various industry sectors to come together and
share experiences.
The star-studded presentations and panels will allow
leading representatives from the automotive industry, fleet
and infrastructure operators, utilities and politics to discuss
current issues.
Key topics: Target group:
• Regulation: parameters for • Logistics providers
decarbonising the transport sector • Shipping companies, airline operators
• Discussion: Tank2Wheel versus • Public transport operators
Well2Wheel • Vehicle & engine manufacturers
• Strategy: what are the engines and • Filling station & infrastructure
fuels that will ensure our mobility in operators
the future? • Gas utilities
• Infrastructure: business and • Public authorities
expansion models for filling-station
networks
• Perspectives: the use and
allowability of green gases
• Future prospects: is hydrogen
gaining ground?
Register here:
zukunft-gas-mobilitaet.de/english/registration
Contact
For participants For exhibitors and sponsors
Aysen Kleine Laura Faßbender
Phone +49 228 9188-736 Phone +49 228 9188-735
kleine@dvgw-kongress.de fassbender@dvgw-kongress.deProgram Werner Diwald, Chairman, German Hydrogen
and Fuel-Cell Association
Pre-conference event, 10 March:
Kristina Haverkamp, Managing Director,
Get-together in the event hotel
German Energy Agency
Conference day 1 | 11 March 2020 12:30 – 13:00
Decarbonising the mobility sector – green fuels from
the refinery
08:30 – 09:25
• Which technologies are capable of contributing to climate
Arrivals & registration
protection as of today?
• What is the potential of gas within the transport sector?
09:25 – 09:30
• Green hydrogen in the refinery – valuable today, priceless in
Moderator’s welcome address
the future
Moderator: Dr Timm Kehler, Managing Director,
Emanuel Grassal, Low Carbon Strategy Manager,
German Natural Gas Initiative (Zukunft ERDGAS)
BP Europa SE
Decarbonisation strategies for the 13:00 – 14:00 Lunch Break
transformation of transport
14:00 – 14:30
Supporting gas-powered mobility in North Rhine-
09:30 – 10:00 Westphalia – concepts and activities
Key to decarbonisation: the German Federal Government’s • Dialogue with competent authorities
hydrogen strategy • Round tables and networks of pertinent stakeholders
• Harnessing industrial policy
• The Gas 2030 dialogue process and its significance for the Heinz Esser, Managing Director,
energy transition DVGW North Rhine-Westphalia
• Recommended political actions for the transformation
process
Business model infrastructure & logistics
Thomas Bareiß, Parliamentary State Secretary,
Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy
14:30 – 15:00
10:00 – 10:30 Transforming transport with hydrogen: the future is now
Implementing the national hydrogen strategy in the • Status of the network expansion, forecast
transport sector • Current examples of the use of hydrogen in German transport
• What part does hydrogen play in transport, and what is the • International developments, hydrogen in transport
supply industry’s role?
• How will the expansion of hydrogen filling stations evolve? Nikolas Iwan, Managing Director,
• What is the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital H2 MOBILITY Deutschland
Infrastructure (BMVI) doing?
Dr Klaus Bonhoff, Director General Policy 15:00 – 15:30
Issues, Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital CNG and the mobility of the future
Infrastructure (BMVI) • CNG as a useful component of mobility
• What are the challenges?
10:30 – 11:00 • Where will the journey take us?
National Innovation Programme Hydrogen & Fuel Cell
Technology (NIP) with a focus on infrastructure challenges
Frank Rößler, Managing Director, MoviaTec GmbH
• Developing a global strategy in consideration of individual
fuel options
• Project initiator, application evaluation, finding and using
topics for synergy effects 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee break
Thorsten Herbert, Divisional Head Transport and 16:00 – 16:30
Infrastructure, NOW GmbH Interview: developing the LNG filling station network –
challenges and perspectives
• Current situation of the LNG filling station network
11:00 – 11:30 Coffee break in Germany
• Factors influencing the evolution of LNG filling stations,
11:30 – 12:30 the political environment
Panel discussion: Tank2Wheel vs. Well2Wheel – • A perspective: profitability, reliability, capacity
bench-testing economic efficiency
Katharina Milinkovich, Head of Operations,
BarMalGas GmbH
Prof Dr Gerald Linke, Chairman, DVGW
Silvano Calcagno, Managing Director, LIQVIS GmbH
Ralf Diemer, Head of Department Economic Policy,
German Association of the Automotive Industry• What does the propulsion technology for climate-friendly
LNG in shipping mobility look like?
Dr Gerfried Jungmeier, Key Researcher
‘Future Energy Systems and Lifestyle’,
Moderator: Tessa Rodewaldt, Managing Director,
Joanneum Research
Maritime LNG Platform
09:30 – 10:00
16:30 – 17:00 The role of biomethane in tomorrow’s climate-friendly
LNG bunkering for inland waterway vessels: mobility
a new dimension • Applications, greenhouse-gas footprint and advantages over
• LNG as fuel for inland waterway, the economical and other fuels
ecological right choice to make? • The production capacities, influencing factors and sales
• LNG infrastructure, has the chicken and egg problem opportunities of biomethane
been solved? • Compliance with legal frameworks today and in the future
• LNG as fuel for inland waterway vessels: what are the (e.g. RED II, 38th Ordinance of the German Federal Emission
critical success factors? Control Act)
Jan Willem Drijver, Managing Director, Matthias Kerner, Managing Director,
PitPoint.LNG bmp greengas GmbH
17:00 – 18:00 10:00 – 10:30
Interview: developing the LNG filling station network – Focus and findings of the DVGW study on
challenges and perspectives hydrogen mobility
• Hydrogen and fuel cells in mobility
Alexander Garbar, Project Manager Corporate • Market developments and perspectives within Germany and
Development and Strategy, Port of Duisburg the EU
• Vehicles, infrastructure, framework conditions,
recommended actions
Jan Schubert, Senior Manager Sales & Business
Development, Nauticor GmbH & Co.KG Dr Oliver Ehret, Senior Manager E-Mobility,
Center of Automotive Management
Katja Freitag, Spokesperson,
German LNG Terminal 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee break
11:00 – 11:30
Benjamin Scholz, Ship Type Expert Gas Carriers, P2X – a must for mobility, an opportunity for
DNV GL SE mechanical engineering
• Power-to-X technology as an essential component of climate
protection
Followed by get-together • For transport (shipping, aviation, heavy traffic) without
alternative options
Share your impressions of the first conference day and pick up • What needs to happen in regulatory terms for entry into the
on discussions and insights. You are cordially invited to join us transport market to succeed?
for an informal get-together with delicious food and drinks.
Dr Carola Kantz, Deputy Managing Director,
Mechanical Engineering Industry Association (VDMA)
Conference day 2 | 12 March 2020
11:30 – 12:00
Switzerland: sector coupling as an enabler for the
From 08:30 Arrivals and coffee hydrogen economy
• Designing processes in accordance with existing cycles
08:55 – 09:00 • The role of hydrogen in different sectors
Moderator’s welcome address • •egulations, support and incentives
Moderator: Dr Dietrich Gerstein,
Head of Mobility Concepts, DVGW Rolf Huber, Chairman, H2 Energy AG
12:00 – 12:15
Methane engines – the smart alternative for
Fuels & engines: the state of technology heavy-goods transport
and market developments • Is CO2-neutral goods transport using heavy-duty vehicles
already a possibility?
• Are the required vehicles available and is the operation
09:00 – 9:30 profitable for a freight forwarder?
Life-cycle analysis as a bench test: the carbon and energy
footprint of transport systems
• Life-cycle analysis: Why? How is it performed? Where does the Friedrich Lesche, Business Development
data come from? Alternative Drives, Iveco Magirus AG
• A comparison of the carbon and energy footprint of natural-
gas-powered engines and influencing factors12:15 – 12:30
Passenger cars: towards a carbon-neutral mobility Stephen Neumann, Group Head Technology
• What contribution can CNG mobility make? Projects - Decarbonisation, Volkswagen AG
Stephen Neumann, Group Head Technology 14:30 – 15:00
Projects - Decarbonisation, Volkswagen AG Aviation: ‘green jet fuel’ for a sustainable future
• Implementing CORSIA for CO2-neutral aviation
• Using sustainable synthetic jet fuel
12:30 – 13:30 Lunch Break • The only solution: focussing on PtL production
13:30 – 14:30 Siegfried Knecht, Director R&T Affairs,
Panel discussion: CNG, LNG, hydrogen or hybrid – Airbus Public Affairs Germany
which horse is the automotive industry backing?
15:00 – 15:30
Friedrich Lesche, Iveco Magirus AG Gas meets water: AIDAnova – the very first cruise liner
afloat on LNG
• AIDAnova awarded German ecolabel ‘Blue Angel’
• Growth and responsibility
Jens-Michael Flöther, Senior Product Manager,
Hyundai Motor Deutschland GmbH Hansjörg Kunze, Vice President Communication
& Sustainability, AIDA Cruises - German Branch of
Costa Crociere S.p.A.
Stefan Ziegert, Product Manager Alternative
Transport Solutions, Scania Deutschland GmbH 15:30 Conference ends
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