Brisbane Hydrogen Division Meeting
The recently formed Hydrogen Division of The Australian Institute of
Energy (AIE) held its inaugural Brisbane meeting in on Thursday
27th . Some 20 AIE members and associates attended.
The meeting was held to:
1. Explain objectives of the Division
2. Outline the Division’s activities
3. Initiate discussion on current Hydrogen Energy Projects in
Queensland
4. Promote AIE Membership
5. Form a Queensland AIE Hydrogen Division Committee
The Guest Speaker was Mr Graeme Findlay Manager Clean Fuels from BP who
made an informative presentation on the future of hydrogen as a viable
energy source.
Following the meeting a Queensland AIE Hydrogen Committee was formed
which will be chaired by Dr.Andrew Dicks.
Meeting Notes
History
An Australian bid to host the World Hydrogen Energy Conference in
2008
Professor T Nejat Veziroglu President, International Hydrogen Energy
Association University of Miami
Professor Harry Watson Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing
Engineering University of Melbourne
Australian Hydrogen Association
Dr Andreas Luzzi International Energy Agency GiraSolar
Rob Janson Director Oz Fuel Cells
Queensland - first state to consider hydrogen
J.F.Kemp Co-ordinator for public works Trip to England 1938
J.S.Just (1945) Engineer H2 production from off-peak electricity to fuel
trucks QLD gov. commissioned high-pressure plant in Brisbane
International Hydrogen Organisations
American Hydrogen Association
Canadian Hydrogen Association
California Hydrogen Business Council
French Hydrogen Association
German Hydrogen Association
International Association of Hydrogen Energy
International Energy Agency
Italian Hydrogen Forum
National Hydrogen Association (US)
Norwegian Hydrogen Forum
Swedish Hydrogen Forum
Spanish Hydrogen Association
U.S. Fuel Cell Council
World Energy NET (Japan)
Registration of interest
Engineers
Scientists
Academics and Research Scientists
Energy Consultants
Public servants and policy officers
Economists
Planners
Managers
Industrialists
Environmentalists
Marketers
Entrepreneurs
Students
Representatives of industry and NGOs
Inventors and enthusiasts
Consumers and buyers
