The hydrogen engine ignites the future and earning power of Europe
Making heavy transport more sustainable is crucial to achieving our climate goals and reducing nitrogen emissions. A clean and robust hydrogen engine is pivotal for achieving the emissions targets heavy transport, such as in heavy duty road transport, inland shipping, and non-road-mobile-machinery. TNO is working with industry partners on innovative hydrogen concepts like High Pressure Direct Injection (HPDI) that meet European zero emission standards.
Join our Meet the expert session to discover our latest research and development, our vision on the future and necessary next steps for upscaling. Together towards sustainable HD transport.
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In this webinar we will show you how the hydrogen engine contributes to realising the climate targets and provides new earning power for the Dutch and EU transport and energy sector. We will show our latest research and development achievements and give our vision on the future and necessary next steps for upscaling.
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Join our free online session and meet the experts.
The hydrogen engine ignites the future and earning power of Europe
Xander Seykens, Senior Research Scientist at TNO
‘Hydrogen can and should be a zero emission solution in addition to battery electric vehicles’
Moderator: Jack Bloem, Business Developer at TNO
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Jack Bloem
Functie:Business DeveloperIn my role as a business developer, I work on establishing collaborations between TNO, governmental bodies, and industrial partners with the aim of developing combustion engines for renewable fuels such as hydrogen, methanol, and ammonia. These engines can be applied in the heavy-duty transport sector, as well as in inland shipping, coastal shipping, agriculture, and construction.
I work at the Innovation Center for Sustainable Powertrains (ICSP) in Helmond, where we have access to advanced development and testing capabilities for heavy engines. We have over 40 years of experience in engine development and conversion to new, fossil-free fuels.
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Standplaats:Helmond - Automotive Campus
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Email:Email Jack
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LinkedIn:Jack on LinkedIn
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