Launching of the 15th International Conference on Hydrogen Production at the University of Sharjah
Sharjah, December 10 / WAM / Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah and President of the University of Sharjah, the University organized the 15th International Conference on Hydrogen Production, which aims to provide opportunities for researchers, scientists, academics, industry specialists and professionals working in the field of hydrogen, to promote the use of hydrogen as a source. Essential for energy, which promotes sustainable and clean energy practices.
The conference addresses more than 120 research papers during 20 scientific sessions presented by a group of participating experts from 25 countries around the world, and its activities continue over four days, to discuss a number of scientific topics and topics, including techniques for producing hydrogen using solar energy, its economy and infrastructure, and the mechanism Transport, delivery and storage of hydrogen and related materials, in addition to policies and regulatory frameworks for hydrogen, and the necessity of removing carbon and replacing fossil fuels using hydrogen. The conference also touched on methods of generating artificial and alternative fuels, and the biological aspects of production. Hydrogen.
His Excellency Dr. Humaid Majoul Al Nuaimi, Chancellor of the University, extended his thanks and appreciation to His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah and President of the University, for his continuous support in supporting the university’s achievements, stressing that the conference hosted by the university represents a vital scientific platform that brings together experts and researchers from all over the world. To exchange ideas and experiences in the field of hydrogen technologies, noting that it is working to continuously cooperate with local and international partners to develop practical and sustainable solutions, adding that our strategic vision focuses on supporting scientific research and innovation, And qualifying specialized cadres who contribute to finding practical solutions to global challenges related to energy and sustainability.”
Dr. Muammar Battayeb, Deputy Vice Chancellor for Scientific Research and Postgraduate Studies, confirmed that the university is working within its strategic plan (2024-2030) to implement pioneering projects in the field of hydrogen production and storage, indicating that this field is one of the important future fields that holds great potential in achieving Sustainability and meeting global energy needs. This conference provides an opportunity for new research partnerships that contribute to developing innovative solutions for sustainable energy.
Dr. Abdullah Shanabla, Director of the University’s Science and Engineering Research Institute, said that the conference constitutes a distinguished platform for presenting the latest developments in the fields of hydrogen production and storage, explaining that the university includes specialized research groups and a number of advanced research centers that support various scientific research and work to develop effective solutions that contribute to building A sustainable future for all.
Dr. Abdul-Ghani Al-Olabi, Director of the University’s Renewable Energy and Power Systems Research Center, pointed out the importance of the topics covered by the conference in promoting innovation and developing hydrogen technologies, stressing the need to invest in these opportunities to develop innovative technologies that contribute to ensuring the sustainability of energy sources in the future and supporting the transition to a clean energy economy. And sustainable.
Dr. Ibrahim Dinser from Ontario Tech University in Canada expressed his happiness to participate in this conference, noting that choosing the university to host the conference this year is a special opportunity, as this conference began in 2008 with the support of the Government of Canada and international partnerships, explaining the role of the conference in discussing all aspects of Hydrogen from its production to storage, distribution and use.
A research team from the University of Sharjah, the American University of Sharjah, and the Sharjah National Oil Corporation gave a presentation on the stages of preparing the project entitled: “New methods for producing and transporting hydrogen: a sustainable source of clean and renewable energy.”
The conference activities witnessed the signing of a cooperation agreement between the Universities of Sharjah and Natural Resources and Life Sciences in the Austrian capital, Vienna, with the aim of cooperating in developing sustainable energy systems, managing waste towards a circular economy, and producing green chemicals and fuel from renewable sources and waste materials, as the terms of the agreement stipulate: That the two parties cooperate with each other in exchanging academic experiences from faculty and student members, and a number of academic and research fields and activities under the joint supervision of the two universities, in addition to working to organize joint international scientific conferences and seminars, training courses, and publishing articles. Joint supervision of scientific theses.
The agreement was signed by the University of Sharjah, its director, Dr. Hamid Majoul Al Nuaimi, and by the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, its director, Eva Sholev-Steindel.
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