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Meet Arno A. Evers / Tobias Renz and their Team worldwide, as they promote the Group Exhibit Hydrogen + Fuel Cells at the HANNOVER FAIR

Energy Images:
1.	Energy Balances
1.1	Energy Balance in Germany
1.2	Energy and Climate
2.	Production of hydrogen
2.1	Hydrogen from direct solar
2.2	Hydrogen from renewable energies
2.3	Hydrogen from fossil fuels
2.4	Hydrogen from nuclear energy
3.	Production of electricity
3.1	Electricity from hydrogen
3.2	Electricity from renewable energies
3.3	Electricity from fossil fuels
3.4	Electricity from nuclear energy
4.	Hydrogen and Fuel Cells on their way to commercialisation
5.	For steps to a new Energy Supply
5.1	Revolution in the garage
5.2	The cars are the keys
6.	Energy Efficiency
6.1	Home Appliances
6.2	Exampl. from Aircraft/Mining Industries
7	The 15 biggest global players

HANNOVER FAIR 1995 - 2009

HANNOVER FAIR 2009

HANNOVER FAIR 2008

Arno's Forum Interview 2008

HANNOVER FAIR 2007

Arno's Forum Interview 2007

HANNOVER FAIR 2006

HANNOVER FAIR 2005

International Commercial Visitors 2005

HANNOVER FAIR 2004

International Commercial Visitors 2004

HANNOVER FAIR 2003

International Commercial Visitors 2003

HANNOVER FAIR 2002

HANNOVER FAIR 2001

HANNOVER FAIR 2000

HANNOVER FAIR 1999

HANNOVER FAIR 1998

HANNOVER FAIR 1997

HANNOVER FAIR 1996

HANNOVER FAIR 1995

Development 1995-2008

About Arno A. Evers FAIR-PR
	Arno A. Evers FAIR-PR Team
	Our Philosophy
	Our Projects 1990-2006
	Contact

Background Information
	Articles by Arno A. Evers
	H2/FC Links

Promoting 18th World Hydrogen Energy Conference (WHEC) 2010

Impressions from worldwide Conferences, which we attended to promote the commercialisation of Hydrogen and Fuel Cells:
2008
#85	KMCM 2008 Vancouver, BC, Canada July 2008
#84	Lucerne FUEL CELL FORUM 2008 Lucerne, Switzerland Jun 2008
#83	17th World Hydrogen Energy Conference (WHEC) Brisbane, Australia Jun 2008 The role of the young generation ...
#82	Renewable Energy Asia Bangkok, Thailand Jun 2008
#81	Selected Hydrogen Fueling Stations in California, USA Apr 2008
#80	NHA Annual Hydrogen Conference 2008 Sacramento, CA, USA Mar / Apr 2008
#79	FC EXPO 2008 Tokyo, Japan Feb 2008
#78	Der 4. Deutsche Wasserstoff Congress 2008 Essen, Germany Feb 2008
#77	ISEPD 2008 Changwon, Korea Jan 2008
2007
#76	20TH World Energy Congress & Exhibition Rome, Italy Nov 2007
#75	World Hydrogen Technologies Convention (WHTC) Montecatini Terme, Italy Nov 2007
#74	2007 Fuel Cell Seminar & Exposition San Antonio, Texas, USA Oct 2007
#73	KOREA ENERGY SHOW 2007 Seoul, Republic of Korea Oct 2007
#72	Tenth Grove Fuel Cell Symposium London, UK Sep 2007
#71	Solar Tech India 2007 New Delhi, India Sep 2007
#70	SES-Fachtagung MYTHOS STROMLÜCKE Zurich, Switzerland Aug 2007
#69	HFCE 2007 Shanghai, P.R. China Jul 2007
#68	IHEC 2007 Istanbul, Turkey Jul 2007
#67	KMCM 2007 Düsseldorf, Germany Jul 2007
#66	Kick Off Meeting zur Leitinnovation Mikrobrennstoffzelle Munich, Germany Jun 2007
#65	Hydrogen and Fuel Cells 2007: International Conference & Trade Show Vancouver, BC, Canada April / May 2007
#64	GENERA - Energy and Environment International Fair Madrid, Spain Feb / Mar 2007
#63	World Renewable Energy Congress [WREN] Fremantle, Australia Feb 2007
#62	Environment 2007 Exhibition & Conference Abu Dhabi, UAE Jan 2007
2006
#61	2nd Annual Fuel Cells Durability & Performance 2006 Miami Beach, FL USA Dec 2006
#60	EDTA Conference & Exposition Washington, DC, USA Nov 2006
#59	The Fuel Cell Seminar Honolulu, Hawaii, USA Nov 2006
#58	Fraunhofer Symposium Mikroenergietechnik POWER TO GO Berlin, Germany Oct 2006
#57	Renewables to Hydrogen Forum Albuquerque, NM, USA Oct 2006
#56	Alternative Transport Energies Conference Perth, Western Australia Sep 2006
#55	Power-Gen Asia Hong Kong, Hong Kong Sep 2006
#54	World Renewable Energy Congress IX and Exhibition Florence, Italy Aug 2006
#53	R&D in the field of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell in Germany and Europe Clausthal, Germany Jul 2006
#52	Lucerne Fuel Cell Forum 2006 Lucerne, Switzerland Jul 2006
#51	16th World Hydrogen Energy Conference (WHEC) Lyon, France Jun 2006
#50	NHA Annual Hydrogen Conference Long Beach, CA, USA Mar 2006
#49	FC EXPO 2006 Tokyo, Japan Jan 2006
#48	Wasserstoff und Brennstoffzellen im Automobil Essen, Germany Apr 2006
2005
#47	Fuel Cell Seminar Palm Springs, USA Nov 2005
#46	Internationale ASUE-Fachtagung Essen, Germany Nov 2005
#45	EHEC 2005 Zaragoza, Spain Nov 2005
#44	Fuel Cell Summit: A Road Map to Commercialization Uncasville, CT, USA Oct 2005
#43	2005 Grove Fuel Cell Symposium London, UK Oct. 2005
#42	WHTC 2005 World Hydrogen Technologies Convention (WHTC) Singapore, Singapore Oct. 2005
#41	f-cell 2005, Stuttgart, Germany Sep. 2005
#40	The 27th International Telecommunications Energy Conference - intelec '05 Berlin, Germany Sep. 2005
#39	IHK Nord Wasserstoff – Tagung Lübeck, Germany Sep. 2005
#38	ICHS - International Conference on Hydrogen Safety , Pisa, Italy Sep. 2005
#37	IHEC-2005 International Hydrogen Energy Congress & Exhibition Jul. 2005
#36	93. Bunsen Kolloquium Jun. 2005
#35	European Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology Platform (HFP) Brussels, Belgium Mar. 2005
#34	Cairo 9th International Conference on Energy & Environment Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt Mar. 2005
#33	1st International Fuel Cell Expo Tokyo, Japan Jan. 2005
2004
#32	H2PS: The 2004 Hydrogen Production and Storage Forum, Washington, DC, USA Dec. 2004
#31	Impressions from Shanghai Nov. 2004
#30	Impressions from Shanghai / Beijing Oct. 2004
#29	Michelin Challenge Bibendum 2004 Oct. 2004
#28	Energy Asia 2004 Oct. 2004
#27	Hydrogen and Fuel Cells 2004 Conference and Trade Show Toronto, ON, Canada Sep. 2004
#26	Meetings in Singapore, Sep. 2004
#25	Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Futures Conference, Perth, Australia Sep. 2004
#24	Exhibiting at World Renewable Energy Congress VIII Denver, CO, USA Sep. 2004
#23	Arno presenting at ACS National Meeting Philadelphia, PA, USA Aug. 2004
#22	Promotion of FP6, for European Union, Delegation of the European Commission, Shanghai Jul. 2004
#21	IHK Energy-Podium 2004 Jul. 2004
#20	15th World Hydrogen Energy Conference (WHEC15) Yokohama, Japan Jun. 2004
#19	Impressions from the Energy Forum 2004 Varna, Bulgaria Jun. 2004
#18	Impressions from HYFORUM May 2004
#17	Impressions from Dubai United Arab Emirates May 2004
#16	Impressions from Argentina May 2004
#15	Promoting Hydrogen Production from Patagonia, Argentina May 2004
#14	Impressions Zhuozheng Garden in Su Zhou Mar. 2004
2003
#13	H2PS: The 2003 Hydrogen Production and Storage Forum Washington, D.C., USA Dec. 2003
#12	Impressions from Washington, D.C., USA Dec. 2003
#11	Shanghai International Industry Fair (SIF), Shanghai, P.R. China Nov. 2003
#10	Energy Asia 2003 PTC Asia 2003 CeMAT Asia 2003 Factory Automation Asia 2003 Shanghai, P.R. China Nov. 2003
#9	2003 WATER KOREA Nov. 2003
#8	NESC 2003 - 6th Int'l Conference on New Energy Systems & Conversions Nov. 2003
#7	Impressions from Busan South-Korea Nov. 2003
#6	2003 Fuel Cell Seminar Miami Beach, Florida, USA Nov. 2003
#5	Impressions from Shanghai, Beijing, P.R. China Nov 2003 - Jul. 2004
#4	f-cell forum, Stuttgart, Germany Sep. 2003
#3	Hypothesis V, Porto Conte, Italy Sep. 2003
#2	1st European Hydrogen Energy Conference, Grenoble, France Sep. 2003
#1	Cooperation for Energy Independence of Democracies in the 21st Century Jerusalem, Israel Aug. 2003

Shanghai International
Industry Fair (SIF) 2004

International Meeting Point with Conference, Renewable Energies China, incl. Hydrogen + Fuel Cells, Shanghai, China

In memoriam: Ludwig Boelkow

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Reiseführer Sizilien, Italien

Winding down nuclear energy
- where to begin?

Winding down nuclear energy - the declared political goal of the German federal government - as well as deregulation of the electricity market are the two major issues preoccupying the energy sector at present. The consequences of these political decisions for the German electricity industry and its competitors particularly the European ones, deserve closer analysis.

Both economic and technological issues are at the core of the debate.

The pivotal importance of elictrical energy to welfare and economic growth in all sectors of the world will also be a central issue.

Energy Summit

Part I: Energy policy

The Energy Summit on 22 March 2000 will begin with a high-calibre panel discussion on the subject of energy policy. Politicans and managing directors of well-known companies will be discussing a new policy implications of a competitive energy market and the future potential of renewable energy sources. Issues debated will include the role and acceptance of state intervention in the new market-led system.

Part II: Energy industry

Tkis section will focus on the economic consequences of the liberalised electricity market in Europe, with insights from top level representatives of the energy industry. Competition tends to encourage a continual search for the best possible purchasing and supply structures. It is therefore to be expected that the introduction of competition to the electricity market will put even more pressure oj technology providers to improve the performance levels of energy plants.

Part III: First steps toward a Hydrogen industry - full steam ahead!

You can follow discussions with international experts about the implementation of renewable energies in a combined hydrogen economy. The world market leaders will present recent examples of cheap hydrogen fuel production and give examples of worldwide activities in the use of fuel cells for transportation and household applications. New ideas
The Energy Summit 2000 will provide you with new impetus for those all-important strategic decisions. Make sure you are there to hear some controversial political, technological and economic viewpoints on the subject of " Leaving the nuclear energy - where we are moving to?"

Programm:

Wednesday, 22.03.2000

Part I
Energy policy

Chair: Dr. Hans D.Barbier, Chief economic policy editor at Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper (FAZ)

10:00 -
12:30 a.m.

Discussion

Politics:

Dr. Herrmann Scheer, MdB, President of EUROSOLAR, the European Solar Energy Association, Holder of the Alternative Nobel Prize 1999

Economy:
Dr. Hans-Dieter Harig, Managing Director of PreussenElektra AG, Hannover

Prof. Dr. Fritz Vahrenholt, Executive board member of Deutsche Shell AG, Hamburg

Research

Amory B. Lovins, Vice President and Head of Research Rocky Mountain Institute, Colorado, USA

12:30 a.m.

Lunch-Break

Part II
Energy industry

Chair: Martin Czakainski, Editor-in-chief of the specialist publication
"Energiewirtschaftliche Tagesfragen"

14:00 -
16:30 a.m.

Dr. Malcom W. Kennedy, President of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, Great Britain

Dr. Eberhard Meller, General Managing Director of VDEW Association of German Energy Suppliers

Dr. Christof Bauer, Head of Corporate energy sector Degussa-Hüls AG Association of Industrial Power Industry

Kjetil Knutsson, Managing Director of Leipzig Power Exchange

Harald Schmoch, Head of the Department of Strategic Business Development EnBW Energie Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH

Dr. Volker Stuke, Managing Director German Federal Association of Energy Consumers Inc. -VEA-

Thursday, 23.03.2000

Part III
Research and development. A composite approach to using renewable energy sources.

Chair: Ulrich Walter M.A., Team Arno A. Evers FAIR-PR, Starnberg

10:00 -
13:00

Wind Energy in the 21. Century

Peer Krogsgaard, BTM Consult ApS, Ringkøbing, Denmark

"The implementing of windmills is only the question of politics."

Photo-Voltaics - the market of the future

Georg Salvamoser, Managing Director of Solar-Fabrik GmbH, Freiburg

"In the future we can not avoid to change our energy mix to renewable energy sources."

The potential of fuel cells

Jorge Barrigh, Business Development, Ballard Generation Systems Corp

"The prospect for fuel cell technology is spectaculous."

From the producer to the consumer

Dipl. Ing. Reinhold Wurster, Ludwig-Bölkow-Systemtechnik GmbH

"Worldwide there are less people who are developing the storage of hydrogen. If you do not invest the result will be zero."

Networking in energy systems

Dipl.-Ing. Wolf Hatje, In charge of fundamental Questions at PreussenELEKTRA AG

"The situation is not only to solve in national affairs but it has to be regarded all over in Europe."

Nicholas Abson, CEO ZeTek Power Remsgate, UK/Geel, Belgium

"With the building of the world's first fully automated fuel cell production plant we are planning to produce more fuel cells than all the world's fuel cell companies combined."

Marcus A. B. Nurdin, Managing Director, World Fuel Cell Council e.V.

"The commercialisation of the fuel cell has already begun."

Driving on fuel cells

Andre´ Martin, Manager, Sales and Marketing Europe, Ballard Automotive Inc.

"In the future we will provide fuel cells for mobile systems."

Mobile and stationary fuel cell products and services

H. Frank Gibbard, Chief Executive Officer H-Power Corp., Belleville, N.Y., USA

"Due to the various sizes of fuel cell systems you can cover a worldwide market with these units in mobile, stationary and transport applications."

Hydrogen Fuel Production at lowest energy consumtion

Dr. Hugo Vandenborre, Managing Director of Hydrogen Systems N. V.,Turnhout, Belgium

"The on-site generation of pure hydrogen is possible at extremely high efficiency rates."

Press Conference at Hall 8, B, 06

14:00

Dipl. Ing. Reinhold Wurster
Nicholas Abson
Marcus A. B. Nurdin
Andre´ Martin
H. Frank Gibbard
Dr. Hugo Vandenborre

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