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Haus der Wirtschaft, Stuttgart, Germany September 14+ 15, 2021 Event Guide f-cell.de #fcell #fcellaward
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Speaker Room
Welcome to f-cell Stuttgart 2021
2nd Floor Now is the time to position yourself in the market, to
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identify market opportunities and to create prospering
business relationships. f-cell gives you ample opportunity
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to do so – make the most of it!
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Identify market opportunities
Our plenary sessions give you plenty of input on
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international projects. These are complemented by the
more technical parallel sessions, presenting vertical and
user-led markets. Get up to speed with what is going on.
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See the latest products and services
The f-cell trade fair features a variety of international
companies and organizations at the forefront of the
hydrogen and fuel cell market. Get talking with them
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about their latest product and service offerings.
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Use the designated Matchmaking Areas, the interactive
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formats like the f-cell Pitches Session as well as the
more relaxed atmosphere during the evening event to
actively connect with people. We give you the platform –
it’s up to you to use it!
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2nd Floor Your f-cell 2021 Team
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Room Reutlingen C3 D3 F3 H3
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Plenary Sessions Parallel Sessions
2 3Tuesday, September 14 Wednesday, September 15
9:00–9:30
Registration E
9:00– 10:30
Inspirational Plenary
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9:30–11:00 König Karl Halle
Opening Plenary
König Karl Halle
10:30– 11:00
Coffee Break – sponsored by Impact Coatings
11:00–11:30 F1 F2 F3
Coffee Break – sponsored by Women in Green Hydrogen 11:00– 12:00 11:00– 12:00 11:00– 12:00
Trucks Fuel Cell Production Japan
B Bertha Benz Saal König Karl Halle Reutlingen
11:30–13:00
International Markets Plenary
12:00– 13:30
König Karl Halle Lunch Break
13:00– 13:30
f-cell Pitches
13:00–14:30
Lunch Break
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14:00–14:30 13:30–15:00
f-cell Pitches exhibitors Industry Plenary
C1 C2 C3 König Karl Halle
14:30– 15:30 14:30–15:30 14:30–15:30
Buses Hydrogen Sources USA
Bertha Benz Saal König Karl Halle Reutlingen 15:00– 15:30
Coffee Break
15:30–16:00 H1 H2 H3
15:30– 16:30 15:30–16:30 15:30–16:30
Coffee Break
Stationary Hydrogen Canada
Applications Distribution
D1 D2 D3 Reutlingen
16:00–17:00 16:00–17:00 16:00–17:00 König Karl Halle Bertha Benz Saal
Planes Hydrogen Israel
Production
Bertha Benz Saal Reutlingen 16:30–17:00
König Karl Halle
Farewell Drink
Plenary Sessions Parallel Sessions
4 5Tuesday, September 14 Tuesday, September 14
9:30 – 11:00 14:00 – 14:30
Room: König Karl Halle Room: König Karl Halle
A Opening Plenary f-cell Pitches
German perspectives and international approaches Chair: Carolynn Jaworska, Peter Sauber Agentur
Chair: Kilian Reichert, WORTisserie, Germany
9:30 Welcome note 14:30 – 15:30
Sibylle Hepting-Hug, Ministry of the Room: Bertha Benz Saal
Environment, Climate Protection and the C1 Buses
Energy Sector, Baden-Württemberg, Germany Chair: Dr. Frank M. Koch, EnergieAgentur.NRW, Germany
10:00 Current Developments in Germany – 14:30 To be announced onsite
Hydrogen Mobility, Strategy and Max Gottschalk, HyCap, United Kingdom
Implementation
Kurt-Christoph von Knobelsdorff, National 14:50 Fuel cell buses for Public Transportation –
Organisation Hydrogen and Fuel Cell status and next steps Insights by Van Hool
Technology GmbH, Germany Geert Van Hecke, Van Hool NV, Belgium
10:30 Hydrogen on the rise, gaining global 15:10 To be announced onsite
momentum Martin Tröger, Hydrogenics GmbH, Germany
Patrick Schmidt, Ludwig-Bölkow-
Systemtechnik GmbH, Germany 14:30 – 15:30
Room: König Karl Halle
11:30 – 13:00 C2 Hydrogen Sources
Room: König Karl Halle Chair: Maike Schmidt, Center of Solar Energy and
B International Markets Plenary Hydrogen Research (ZSW), Germany
The latest from Canada, Switzerland, Israel and Japan
Chair: Kilian Reichert, WORTisserie, Germany 14:30 Hydrogen imports to Germany: Pros and cons
Frank Merten, Wuppertal Institut, Germany
11:30 Roadmap to a U.S. Hydrogen Economy
Connor Dolan, FCHEA Fuel Cell and 14:50 H2Global – Shaping the global energy
Hydrogen Energy Association, USA transition
Markus Exenberger, H2Global Advisory GmbH,
11:50 Renewable Energy in Israel Germany
Charme Rykower, German-Israeli Chamber of
Industry & Commerce 15:10 Green Hydrogen for Germany –
How and where will it come from?
12:10 Utilization of Hydrogen Storage Alloys from Maike Schmidt, Center of Solar Energy and
the Perspective of the Global Environment Hydrogen Research (ZSW), Germany
Prof. Dr. Hirohisa Uchida, Tokai University,
Japan
12:30 Hydrogen – a Canadian perspective
Mark Kirby, Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell
Association CHFCA, Canada
For the up to date program check f-cell.de/program
6 7Tuesday, September 14 Tuesday, September 14
14:30 – 15:30 16:00 – 17:00
Room: Reutlingen Room: König Karl Halle
C3 USA D2 Hydrogen Production
Chair: Morry B. Markowitz, FCHEA Fuel Cell and Chair: Dr.-Ing. Ulrich Bünger, Ludwig-Bölkow-
Hydrogen Energy Association, USA Systemtechnik GmbH, Germany
14:30 U.S. Department of Energy Hydrogen and 16:00 Hamburg Green Hydrogen Hub
Fuel Cell Remarks Arne Jacobsen, Vattenfall Innovation GmbH,
Dr. Sunita Satyapal, U.S. Department of Germany
Energy, USA
16:20 Connecting European Hydrogen Valleys
14:50 Hydrogen in Action – Unlocking Hydrogen’s Nienke Homan, Province of Groningen,
Potential in the USA Netherlands
Tim Schultz, Plug Power, Germany
16:40 Hydrogen overview in Chile: from the
15:10 Accelerating the Energy Transition Through national strategy to the ongoing projects
Distributed Hydrogen Production Hans Kulenkampff, H2 Chile Asociación
Mo Vargas, BayoTech, Inc., USA Chilena de Hidrógeno, Chile
16:00 – 17:00 16:00 – 17:00
Room: Bertha Benz Saal Room: Reutlingen
D1 Planes D3 Israel
Chair: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Josef Kallo, H2FLY GmbH, Germany Chair: Andreas Pfister, Baden-Württemberg
International, Germany
16:00 Hydrogen for Fuel Cell Electric Propulsion in
Aviation 16:00 The Metabolism of H2 in green algae – how
Dr.-Ing. Josef Kallo, H2FLY GmbH , Germany can it be used to redesign photosynthesis?
Prof. Iftach Yacoby, Tel Aviv University, Israel
16:20 The Benefits of IE’s Technology for UAV
& Aero applications 16:20 Ammonia – Air AFC – based Power Source for
Phil Jackson, Intelligent Energy, United Emergency Communication System
Gennadi Finkelshtain, GENCELL, Israel
Kingdom
16:40 To be announced onsite
16:40 On the road to net zero: the role of hydrogen
in aviation
Mark Farquhar, easyJet, United Kingdom
For the up to date program check f-cell.de/program
8 9Wednesday, September 15 Wednesday, September 15
09:00 – 10:30 11:00 – 12:00
Room: König Karl Halle Room: König Karl Halle
E Inspirational Plenary F2 Fuel Cell Production
Thinking outside the Box Chair: Ulf Groos, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy
Chair: Kilian Reichert, WORTisserie, Germany Systems, Germany
09:00 Application of AI in the context of fuel cells 11:00 The EKPO NM12 Stack Module – a Modular
Dr. Nada Zamel, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar and Fully Industrialized Stack Platform
Energy Systems ISE, Germany Armin Diez, EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies
GmbH, Germany
09:30 Fuel Cell Development – From Technology
11:20 Large scale water electrolysis for
Readiness Level 1 to 9
decarbonized industry – Green hydrogen
Stefan Garche, VDE Renewables, Germany technology for multi- and gigawatt
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Garche, FCBAT – Fuel Cell and installations
Battery Consulting, Germany Dr. Ralph Kleinschmidt, thyssenkrupp
Industrial Solutions AG – Business Unit Uhde,
10:00 The end of the efficiency dogma in the age Germany
of renewables. A convenient truth?
Franz Lehner, National Organisation Hydrogen 11:40 From Catalyst Powder to Membrane
and Fuel Cell Technology, Germany Electrode Assembly – Results from HyFab
Ulf Groos, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy
Systems, Germany
11:00 – 12:00
Room: Bertha Benz Saal
F1 Trucks 11:00 – 12:00
Chair: Dr. Manuel Schaloske, e-mobil BW State Agency Room: Reutlingen
for New Mobility Solutions and Automotive F3 Japan
Baden-Württemberg, Germany Chair: Naoki Sakuyama, JETRO Duesseldorf, Germany
11:00 Fuel cell from prototype to mass production 11:00 JH2A: towards a hydrogen society
Lars Johansson, cellcentric GmbH & Co. KG, Tadahiro Kaneko, Japan Hydrogen Association,
Germany Japan
11:20 Hyzon Motors, Accelerating the Energy 11:20 Potential for expanding Hydrogen Business
Transition in Osaka
Stefan van der Spek, HYZON Motors Europe, Joji Nishimura, Osaka Prefectural Government
Netherlands and companies located in Osaka, Japan
14:40 H2 engine and Fuel Cell – a system 11:40 Toward the Realization of the “Yamanashi
comparison for truck application Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Valley“
Dr. Alexander Kabza, Zentrum für Sonnen- Isao Yamadera, Yamanashi Prefectural
energie- und Wasserstoff-Forschung Government, Japan
Baden-Württemberg (ZSW), Germany Prof. Akihiro Iiyama, Fuel Cell Nanomaterials
Center, University of Yamanashi, Japan
13:00 – 13:30
Room: König Karl Halle
f-cell Pitches
Chair: Carolynn Jaworska, Peter Sauber Agentur
For the up to date program check f-cell.de/program
10 11Wednesday, September 15 Wednesday, September 15
13:30 – 15:00 15:30 – 16:30
Room: König Karl Halle Room: Bertha Benz Saal
G Industry Plenary H2 Hydrogen Distribution
Key Players and current strategies Chair: Wolfram Münch, EnBW Holding AG, Germany
Chair: Kilian Reichert, WORTisserie, Germany
15:30 Port of Antwerp: Green energy hub of the
13:30 Fuel cell specifics for long-haul heavy-duty future
Prof. Dr. Christian Mohrdieck, cellcentric Didier Van Osselaer, Havenbedrijf Antwerpen/
Antwerp Port Authority, Belgium
GmbH & Co.KG, Germany
15:50 H2onSite - Making hydrogen usable for
14:0 Hydrogen – The future will need H2
everyone via the gas distribution networks
Dr. Volker Wetekam, Robert Bosch GmbH, Dr. Volker Bartsch, DVGW Deutscher Verein
Germany des Gas- und Wasserfaches e.V., Germany
14:30 Fuelling Infrastructure: Performance Up, 16:10 Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Heavy Duty Vehicles
Cost Down – The Next Dimension –
Markus Bachmeier Dr. Manfred Schuckert, DAIMLER TRUCK AG,
Linde GmbH Linde Engineering, Germany Germany
15:30 – 16:30 15:30 – 16:30
Room: König Karl Halle Room: Reutlingen
H1 Stationary Applications H3 Canada
Chair: Alexander Dauensteiner, Viessmann Climate Chair: Dr. Andreas Truckenbrodt, Truckenbrodt Clean
Solutions SE, Deutschland Energy Consulting Inc., Canada
15:30 Energy-efficient into the future – 15:30 Promoting Global Trade in H2 and H2
The stationary fuel cell system by Bosch Products
Marcus Spickermann, Robert Bosch GmbH, Colin Bendig-Daniels, TesTneT Engineering
Germany GmbH, Germany
15:50 Green Hydrogen – contribution to a climate 15:50 A Canadian‘s Journey through Hydrogen
neutral building sector? Anna Murray, Cummins Inc., Canada
Simon Marx, Steinbeis-Innovationszentrum
energieplus, Germany 16:10 Will the colour of hydrogen affect its uptake?
A Canadian perspective.
16:10 Scaling up Green Hydrogen in Scotland Prof. Dr. David Hart, E4tech Sàrl, Switzerland
with H100 Fife
Nigel Holmes, Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell
Association, United Kingdom
For the up to date program check f-cell.de/program
12 13New location: Messe Stuttgart
The Stuttgart region is counted among the economically strongest
in Europe. Large-scale enterprises and research institutions covering
f-cell
25 technology areas from automotive to environmental technology
form a unique cluster with Stuttgart at its heart.
At its centre – and key to markets: Messe Stuttgart provides an inviting
atmosphere where numerous advantages await f-cell attendees and
partners.
2022
Next to the airport Parking next door
Only 300 m from terminal 15,000 parking stalls
to trade fair entrance. surround the convention
venue.
Directly on the autobahn
Easily access the A8 and Smooth set-up
several national highways. Truck access to each hall,
ground-floor halls with
Straight to the city generous logistics areas.
Just 30 minutes to downtown
Stuttgart and main train Perfect infrastructure
station by suburban S-Bahn One of the best technically
train. equipped trade fair centres
in Europe.
4 & 5 October 2022 | Messe Stuttgart New in 2022
U-Bahn tram stops Messe
Technologies, applications, The f-cell team and Messe East and Messe West for
markets: f-cell has been and Stuttgart are excited to merge simple local access.
will remain the annual competences as top event
flagship event with its Save organisers. Together, we Safe for People. Good for the Economy. FE EXP
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Further information about the measures for the
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hydrogen and fuel cell date! invigorating f-cell as the
controlled and safe staging of events at Messe
Stuttgart at f-cell.de/safeexpo
industry. Starting in 2022, industry’s must-attend
f-cell will take place at Messe event. Start planning your 2022
Stuttgart. participation now!
f-cell.de #fcell #fcellawardHealth and safety measures
We take the health and safety of our attendees, partners,
and staff very seriously. With this in mind, we have
developed the following Health Measures as part of
the overall Security and Safety concept for f-cell.
The plan is based on input from federal and state
governments and our venue. Implementation will be
managed by our sanitary and management teams.
Disinfection and Cleaning
Disinfectant dispensers will be placed at all
important points. High-touch surfaces (e.g. counters,
tables, handrails) will be cleaned frequently.
Mandatory Face Masks
Masks must be worn in all event areas.
Fresh Air Circulation
Ventilation in conference and trade show halls
will be optimized to ensure extra fresh air
exchange.
Hygiene in Sanitary Facilities
Sanitary facilities will be cleaned frequently.
Sufficient distance for hand washing and
sanitizing equipment will be provided.
Health and Safety Reminders
Special signage and floor markings will remind
all attendees of distancing and hygiene rules.
Leave Safe and Calm
All conference participants and visitors will
require full registration (with name, address and
telephone number) to enable contact tracing in
case of a reported infection.
Line Management
To minimize lines at registration, the number
of counters will be increased.
Trade Fair Visitors
The exhibition area will be designed with one-way
aisles to help avoid physical contact.
16 17Exhibitor List
34ATAWEY, France 16 Emcara Gas 26 Gräbener Maschinen- 38 Segula Technologies,
10Robert Bosch, Germany Development, Canada technik, Germany Germany
44Celeroton, Switzerland 27 e-mobil BW State 4 Hengst, Germany 40 SITEC Industrietech-
Agency for New Mobility 48 HOERBIGER Antriebs- nologie, Germany
Turm Acellcentric, Germany Solutions and Automotive technik Holding, 23 SMART TEST-
47COATEMA Coating Baden-Württemberg, Germany SOLUTIONS, Germany
Machinery, Germany Germany
11 Hy-Lok D, Germany 38 SPIR STAR, Germany
43 DLR – German 7 Enapter, Germany
Aerospace Center – 19 HZwo, Germany 3 STÖHR ARMATUREN,
36 encontec, Germany Germany
Institute of Engineering 6 Impact Coatings,
Thermodynamics, 12 EnergieAgentur.NRW, Sweden 13 Swagelok Stuttgart,
Germany Germany Germany
38 InfraServ & Höchst,
1 drivetek, Switzerland 41 EP Ehrler Prüftechnik Germany 13 Swagelok Switzerland,
Engineering, Germany Switzerland
5 Eberspächer Controls 30 Kolibrik.net, Czechia
Landau, Germany 19 FCP Fuel Cell Powertrain, 33 TACONIC International,
Germany 12 KölnBusiness Wirt-
2 Eisenhuth, Germany schaftsförderung, Ireland
17 Federal Ministry for Germany 32 TÜV SÜD Industrie
45 EKTechnologies, Economic Affairs and
Germany 38 LandesEnergieAgentur Service, Germany
Energy, Germany
Hessen, Germany 29 Venair, Spain
14 Feintool International,
Switzerland 28 Laufenberg, Germany 12 Wystrach, Germany
19 1 FISCHER Fuel Cell 35 Lippok & Wolf, 19 Xenon Automatisie-
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Compressor, Switzerland Germany rungstechnik, Germany
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38 Fraunhofer Institute for 23 MicroNova, Germany 15 YOUR-TOOL, Austria
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Structural Durability and 18 NOW, Germany 42 Zahner-elektrik,
16 System Reliability LBF, 46 OPTIMA packaging Germany
7 Germany group, Germany 37 ZELTWANGER Holding,
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9 Fraunhofer Institute for 21 Pajarito Powder, US Germany
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6 Microstructure of 8 PVT Plasma und 12 Zentrum für Brennstoff-
Materials and Systems Vakuum Technik, zellenTechnik,
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5 IMWS, Germany Germany Germany
22 Fraunhofer Institute for 31 Proton Motor Fuel Cell, Turm B Peter Sauber Agentur
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Solar Energy Systems ISE, Germany (PSA), Germany
Germany
25 Sandvik High Precision Turm B Stuttgart Region
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20 CellForm, Germany Tube, Germany Economic Development
3 Corporation, Germany
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19 Scherdel, Germany
2 Turm B DWV Deutscher Wasser-
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Turm B Landesmesse Stuttgart,
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Germany
40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 Turm B Plattform H2BW,
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Turm A Lounge Germany
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Turm A 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 Turm B
18 19The f-cell award: Rewarding Innovation
The Ministry of the Environment, Climate Protection and
the Energy Sector Baden-Württemberg and the Stuttgart
Region Economic Development Corporation have been Evening Event and the
supporting the f-cell award since 2001 to acknowledge
outstanding developments in one of the most futureproof
f-cell award Ceremony
fields of technology – hydrogen and fuel cells – and to
foster further innovations. Tuesday, September 14, 2021
Start: 19:00 (Doors open: 18:30)
With prizes totalling € 20,000, the f-cell award winners are 18:30 Welcome with drinks and appetizers
offered a substantial contribution towards the development
of their project or product. To reflect the different stages 19:00 Welcome
of research, pre-commercial development and product Thekla Walker MdL, Minister of the Environment,
development, submissions are divided into two categories Climate Protection and the Energy Sector
Baden-Württemberg
• Research & Development Dr. Stefan Kaufmann MdB, Innovation
• Products & Markets Commissioner for Green Hydrogen at the German
Federal Ministry of Education and Research
19:30 f-cell award Ceremony
Dr. Ulrich Maurer, Ministry of the Environment,
Climate Protection and the Energy Sector
Baden-Württemberg
20:00 Dinner
23:00 End of Event
German 24-Hour Hydrogen Rally We kindly ask you to present your badge at the check-in.
Venue
Over a 24-hour period, participants drive around the
Wagenhallen Stuttgart
country, bond over their love of the Autobahn and
Innerer Nordbahnhof 1, 70191 Stuttgart
demonstrate the advantages of fuel cell driving.
How to get there
The Rally starts on September 13th in and will culminate Public transport: U-Bahn (Subway) U5/U6/U7/U15
on September 14th at 16:00 at the Wagenhallen Stuttgart from “Schlossplatz” to “Pragfriedhof” (Eckartshaldenweg)
with an award ceremony to follow. stations. From there, it is a 3-minute walk to the venue.
A great opportunity to show the world that driving with
Kulturbetrieb
Hydrogen is already a reality! Wagenhallen
Hediwg-Dohm
Schule unsere
Parkplätze
Alexander-Fleming-
Schule
Eckharts-
haldenweg
U5/U6/U7/U15
Hedwig-Dohm-Straße
Not yet registered? Come to the Check-In desk.
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