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The Cluster Mobility & Logistics, the Green Tech Cluster (Regensburg Energy Agency), the district of Regensburg, Transform.r and the Deggendorf Institute of Technology organized a specialist event with around 160 participants as part of the Regensburg H2.R hydrogen round on 26 September at the Technologie Campus (TC) Wörth-Wiesent.
The event offered participants from business, science and politics as well as over 20 exhibiting companies and organizations an excellent platform for intensive exchange and networking in the field of hydrogen technologies.
Elisabeth Kerscher, Mayor of Wiesent and Deputy Chairwoman of the Wörth-Wiesent special purpose association, and District Administrator Tanja Schweiger emphasized the relevance of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology's Technology Campus in the district of Regensburg in their welcoming addresses.
The scientific director of the TC Wörth-Wiesent, Professor Dr. Otto Kreutzer, gave an overview of the current status and the progress made over the last one and a half years. He expressed his satisfaction: two of the three professorships have been filled and, in addition to the ongoing projects, more are already in the pipeline.
Prof. Dr. Michael Sterner, Professor of Energy Storage at the Ostbayerische Technische Hochschule (OTH) Regensburg, highlighted the key challenges and opportunities of hydrogen use in logistics and mobility in his keynote speech. He explained: “Hydrogen is not just an energy carrier, but the driver for the transformation of entire sectors of the economy. Today's event impressively demonstrates how important regional networks are, as this is the only way to keep value creation in the region, which must ultimately be the goal.”
Afterwards, participants were able to choose from two parallel presentations: “Regional hydrogen supply with Tyczka Hydrogen” by Dr. Jan Michalski, “GP Joule's e-Farm project” by André Steinau, “Hydrogen in intralogistics at BMW” by Katharina Radtke (BMW) and Tim Schulz (greecon Consulting) and “Decarbonization and the electricity market in mobility” by Alexander Maier (Maier & Korduletsch).
The exhibiting organizations presented innovative solutions along the entire hydrogen value chain - from production and storage to applications in logistics and mobility. The Hydrogen Cluster Danube of OTH Regensburg and TH Deggendorf presented their own R&D projects and demonstrators. Visitors took the opportunity to find out about the latest technologies and exchange ideas with the experts.
About the organizers:
- Exhibitors: Bayern innovativ, BMW Regensburg, Bartec, BER Hydrogen Technology, BtX Energy, Cluster Mobility & Logistics - HY2. ZERO Network, GP Joule, Green Tech Cluster, KEYOU, KERL, Regensburg District Office, LENK - State Agency for Energy and Climate Protection, Leyton Germany, OTH Regensburg - TC Kelheim, OTH Regensburg - Hydrogen Atlas, TH Deggendorf - TC Wörth-Wiesent, transform.r, Tyczka Hydrogen, Sennebogen, Sonplas, Hydrogen Alliance Danube Region Kelheim-Regensburg
- Sponsor: Sparkasse Regensburg
- H2.R: Wasserstoffrunde Regensburg, 2023 jointly initiated format of the Green Tech Cluster and Cluster Mobility & Logistics, here you can find the reviews of the kick-off event and the last online event
- Cluster Mobility & Logistics: innovation and technology network in the field of mobility and logistics + transform.r project: supports companies in coping with structural change in the automotive industry
- Green Tech Cluster of the Energieagentur Regensburg: Committed to the energy transition in the region and promotes the use of renewable energies.
- District of Regensburg: Actively committed to the sustainable development of the region and the promotion of future-oriented technologies.
- TH Deggendorf: A university with a strong focus on applied research in the field of energy technology.