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Bristol Airport Hydrogen Hub Webinar
Join us for the next fascinating webinar in the Hydrogen Pathways series brought to you by Hydrogen South West and supporting partner the West of England Aerospace Forum (WEAF), as Bristol Airport, Airbus and EDF Hynamics present the background to the MoU all 3 have recently signed together with easyJet, which will explore the implications for operating liquid fuelled hydrogen aircraft in the next decade.
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Why Hydrogen?
As the UK Government’s Hydrogen Strategy forecasts that Hydrogen will deliver between 20% and 35% of the total UK energy demand by 2050, this is an ideal opportunity for businesses to prepare themselves ahead of the curve.
To help with this, Business West, Hydrogen South West, National Composites Centre, and The Institute of Technology are partnering to deliver a series of webinars on Hydrogen, which will raise the profile of this important energy source and provide a collaborative platform for discussion.
During the Hydrogen Pathways webinar series, we will explore the opportunities and challenges that Hydrogen presents and address the skills development and training needs in key sectors. This will enable businesses to deliver their Hydrogen transition strategies effectively, and your questions and feedback will be valuable contributions to the discussion and development of the Hydrogen Academy Programme series.
Who should attend?
We welcome all businesses with an interest in Hydrogen and its use as a green ‘fuel’, particularly those from sectors anticipating the opportunities and challenges it raises for their business and supply chains. Whether you are looking to identify and develop the skills and training required to successfully implement your Hydrogen transition strategies, or simply want to learn more about this exciting energy source, this webinar is not to be missed.
Register now to join us for an informative and engaging session that will help you and your business stay ahead of the curve in the transition to a cleaner, greener future.
Supported by the West of England Aerospace Forum (WEAF) and the West of England Combined Authority (WECA).
