The British Compressed Gases Association has unveiled the agenda and line-up of speakers for its annual conference in May, with hydrogen featuring prominently across the programme.
Speakers include Professor Phil Longhurst, Director of Automotive, Energy and Photonics in the Faculty of Engineering & Applied Sciences, and Professor of Environment & Energy Technology at Cranfield University, who will give a talk on Hydrogen in Aviation
Mark Dudson, Director of Special Projects at Lucideon will speak on the use of hydrogen as an alternative fuel for the ceramics industry, while Peter Davison from the Tank Storage Association will discuss learnings from the 2005 Buncefield disaster in Hemel Hempstead, UK.
“We have an excellent line-up of expert speakers covering a broad spectrum of subjects, which will be of interest to professionals across the industry,” said Chris Street, President of the BCGA.
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