Final Program(as Performed)2023 IERE-CSIRO Brisbane Hydrogen Workshop
Hydrogen in Clean Energy Transition
In-Person Event

The Story Bridge in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

May 22–25, 2023
Brisbane, Australia
Organized by IERE and CSIRO

Hydrogen in Clean Energy Transition
About the theme
The world is seeking for various technological pathways to support the decarbonisation of electricity,transport, and industrial sectors. Hydrogen has emerged as a real opportunity in this context: it canbe used as a transport fuel, as a long-term energy storage medium, and as a vector for distribution ofrenewable energy from those countries with significant resources to those with fewer resources, aswell as it can be utilised as a chemical reagent and reductant in various industries. While hydrogencan play a role in supporting electricity grids with greater penetration of variable renewable energy it
also offers the opportunity for the electricity sector to be coupled more closely with transport andindustry to support significant decarbonisation around the globe.

Who should attend?
The workshop is intended for experts actively involved in the selected themes, from IERE members
and non-members, as well as all those interested in the evolution of the electrical power industry andthe technology development and business development opportunities associated to this evolution.
IERE will invite prominent speakers for keynote speeches.

Who is IERE
IERE is a worldwide, non-profit organisation—established in 1968 as International Electric Research
Exchange—serving executives, senior managers, engineers, and researchers who are responsible forelectricity and energy related R&D and solutions.

Who is CSIROThe Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) is an AustralianGovernment agency responsible for scientific research. CSIRO addresses major scientific andtechnology challenges across a number of fields, including energy and heavy industry.

1Outline Schedule
Monday,May 22, 2023

Welcome Reception

Tuesday,

May 23, 2023

2023 IERE-CSIRO Brisbane Hydrogen Workshop
Official Dinner

Wednesday, May 24, 2023

2023 IERE-CSIRO Brisbane Hydrogen Workshop

Thursday, May 25, 2023

Technical Visit (Optional)
Social Event (Optional) Cancelled

Opening Session:
Opening Address:

MINO Yoshiaki(IERE Chair)

Welcome Speech:

David HARRIS(CSIRO, Australia)

Plenary Session:
Keynote Speeches:

MITSUSHIMA Shigenori(Professor, Yokohama National University, Japan)
Ian MACKINNON(Professor, Queensland University of Technology, Australia)
Patrick LAVERY(Contributor, International Flame Research Foundation, England)Technical Session 1: Hydrogen Supply
As hydrogen is an integral part of the transition to clean energy, the reliable supply of hydrogen atscale required to support this transition is critical. The hydrogen supply chain should address not only
the scale issues, but also should be sustainable (with low carbon footprint) and commerciallyaffordable. This session will address the topics related to ensuring the hydrogen supply for clean
energy transition.
Potential topics include:
1. Biological hydrogen production
2. Biomass and waste conversion
3. Direct hydrogen carrier production
4. Electrolysis
5. Fossil fuel conversion
6. Natural hydrogen
7. Photochemical and photocatalytic processes
8. Thermal water splitting2

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Separation materials and technologies

Technical Session 2: Hydrogen Storage and Distribution
Establishing large-scale hydrogen energy value chains depends on the cost and efficiency of hydrogenstorage and transport. This session will explore technological solutions for storage of hydrogen atvarious scales and applications, such as for grid stabilisation, seasonal energy storage, or longdistance transportation.
Potential topics include:
1. Liquid hydrogen
2. Ammonia
3. LOHCs
4. Underground storage
5. Pipeline storage
6. Pipeline materials and performance
7. Pipeline design and integrity management
8. Pipeline and network operations
9. Hydrogen embrittlement
10. Hydrogen compression

Technical Session 3: Cross-Cutting Areas
Emerging of hydrogen industry also results in several questions to be addressed to support thisindustry. Understanding the environmental impact of large-scale hydrogen production and transport,
as well as ensuring that this new industry will have a social acceptance is very important for the
deployment of hydrogen-base technologies. The appropriate policies and regulations, as well as safety
standards and certification processes will ensure the smooth transition. It also requires goodunderstanding of the socio-technical risks and techno-economic evaluation of various options.
Potential topics include:
1. Environmental impacts
2. Safety and standards
3. Public acceptance
4. Socio-technical risks
5. Techno-economic evaluation
6. Energy systems integration
7. Sector coupling
8. Supply chain integration
9. Policy and Regulations
10. Hydrogen certification schemes

Technical Session 4: Hydrogen Utilization
A feature of the emergence of hydrogen energy systems is the diversity of potential application
pathways and industrial sectors. Commonly described as ‘Power-to-X’, there are also opportunities3

for industrial sectors not traditionally associated with hydrogen to play a role in production (such as
the waste sector) or utilization for decarbonization (such as agriculture). This session will explore thedifferent ways that various industry sectors can come together to both support ‘hydrogen at scale’ aswell as decarbonization of industries such as metals production.
Potential topics include:
1. Electricity—grid balancing & stability, grid integration, stationary fuel cells, distributed
power generation, engines & turbines
2. Export potential—shipping technology development, loading/offloading, infrastructure
optimisation from production site to port loading site
3. Gas networks and appliances—appliance testing, metering, hydrogen gas separation
4. Heat storage—covers thermal batteries based on metal hydrides
5. Industrial heat processes—steel, cement, metals refining, etc.
6. Industrial feedstock processes—ammonia, synthetic fuels, and methanol production
7. Mobility—mobile fuel cells; onboard storage; refuelling stations; bunkering: land, sea, airmobility forms; vehicle/engine improvements

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Program
Session structure, speakers and timetable are subject to change.

Welcome Reception
Monday, May 22, 2023
Stamford Plaza Brisbane, Riverside Garden
17:30–

Registration

18:00–20:00

Welcome Reception

2023 IERE-CSIRO Brisbane Hydrogen Workshop- Workshop Day 1 -Tuesday, May 23, 2023
Stamford Plaza Brisbane, Grand Ballroom
08:00–09:00

Registration

Opening Session
09:00–09:10

O-1

Opening Address
MINO Yoshiaki(IERE Chair)

09:10–09:20

O-2

Welcome Speech
David HARRIS(CSIRO, Australia)

Plenary Session: Keynote Speeches
09:20–09:50

K-1

Hydrogen energy systems based on renewable electricity and its
fundamental research
MITSUSHIMA Shigenori(Professor, Yokohama National University, Japan)

09:50–10:20

K-2

Hydrogen transition: opportunities for step change in energy
efficiency of national and regional infrastructure
Ian MACKINNON(Professor, Queensland University of Technology, Australia)510:20–10:50

K-3

10:50–11:40

Use of hydrogen in European industry – challenges and progress – asummary of IFRF TOTeM 48
Patrick LAVERY(Contributor, International Flame Research Foundation, England)
Coffee BreakTechnical Session 1: Hydrogen Supply (Part 1)
Chair Person:

Sebastian HEUER(Process Engineer, RWE Technology International GmbH, Germany)
S1-1

Cancelled

S1-2

Cancelled

11:40–12:00

S1-3

J-POWER’s experiences in clean hydrogen production
Hiroshi HAYAKAWA(Department Director, Research & Development Dept., J-Power, Japan)

12:00–12:20

S1-4

Biomass and Waste Gasification for Carbon-Free Hydrogen
Production
San HLA(CSIRO, Australia)

12:20–12:40

S2-3

Moved from Technical Session 2
Establishment of International Liquefied Hydrogen Supply Chain
Masaya HASHIMOTO(Senior Staff Officer, Hydrogen Strategy Division , Kawasaki Heavy
Industries, Japan)

12:40–13:40

Lunch BreakTechnical Session 1: Hydrogen Supply (Part 2)
Chair Person:

13:40–14:00

David WONG(CSIRO, Australia)
S1-5

Techno-economic evaluation of electrolysers for hydrogenproduction
Sebastian HEUER(Process Engineer, RWE Technology International GmbH, Germany)6

14:00–14:20

S1-6

New solid oxide electroliser for hydrogen production
Sarb GIDDEY(Principal Research Scientist, Group Leader, Thermal & Electrochemical
Technologies, CSIRO, Australia)

14:20–14:40

S1-7

Natural hydrogen exploration – State of knowledge and focus on the
Intra-cratonic systems
Ema FRERY(Team Leader, Reservoir Imaging and Modelling, CSIRO, Australia)

14:40–15:00

S1-8

Preliminary assessment of possibility for hydrogen production ingeological formations
Marina PERVUKHINA(Senior Principal Research Scientist, Rock Properties, CSIRO, Australia)

15:00–15:50

Coffee BreakTechnical Session 2: Hydrogen Storage and Distribution
Chair Person:

Mina NISHI(Research Scientist, CRIEPI, Japan)

15:50–16:10

S2-1

Integrated Hydrogen-based micro-grid systems
Evan GRAY(Professor, Griffith University, Australia)

16:10–16:30

S2-2

SPERA HydrogenTM – Chiyoda’s Hydrogen Supply Chain
Andrew TAN(President & CEO, Chiyoda Oceania Pty Ltd, Australia)

S2-3

Moved to Technical Session 1 (Part 1)

16:30–16:50

S2-4

Application of ortho-para hydrogen conversion to hydrogenliquification process
Liangguang TANG
(Senior Experimental Scientist, Gas Processing, CSIRO, Australia)

16:50–17:10

S2-5

Solid state compressors – challenges and solutions
Sandy EDWARDS(Engineer, Hydrogen & Gasification Innovation, CSIRO, Australia)

17:10–17:30

S2-6

Technoeconomic Analysis of Hydrogen Storage and Battery Energy
Storage System (BESS) for Energy Storage of Excess Solar PV
Generation

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Aizuddin bin MOHD SOPIAN(Senior Manager (Generation), Tenaga Nasional Berhad, Malaysia)
19:00–21:00

Official Dinner at River Room, Stamford Plaza Brisbane

2023 IERE-CSIRO Brisbane Hydrogen Workshop- Workshop Day 2 -Wednesday, May 24, 2023
Stamford Plaza Brisbane, Grand Ballroom

Technical Session 3: Cross-Cutting Areas
Chair Person:

Sarb GIDDEY(Principal Research Scientist, Group Leader, Thermal & Electrochemical
Technologies, CSIRO, Australia)

09:00–09:20

S3-1

Study on global hydrogen demand-supply including detailed
industry sectors using the energy model GRAPE
Yuki ISHIMOTO(Senior Researcher, The Institute of Applied Energy, Japan)

09:20–09:40

S3-2

Effects of transactions on balancing market on hydrogen production
cost in Japan
Kohei IWATSUBO(Kansai EPCO, Japan)

09:40–10:00

S3-3

Research on Scenario Construction and Economic Analysis forElectric-hydrogen Coupling
Jiandong KANG
(Division Director, China Electric Power Research Institute Co., China)

10:00–10:20

S3-4

Techno-economic Assessment of Green Hydrogen Systems
Tara HOSSEINI(Senior Research Scientist, Techno-economics for Decarbonisation,
CSIRO, Australia)

10:20–10:40

S3-5

Cost analysis of blue hydrogen production in 2030
Mina NISHI(Research Scientist, CRIEPI, Japan)

10:40–11:00

S3-6

Analysis and Prospect of Global Hydrogen Energy Policy andTechnology
Jinming WAN(Engineer, China Electric Power Research Institute Co., China)8

11:00–11:30

Coffee BreakTechnical Session 4: Hydrogen Utilization (Part 1)
Chair Person:

Fan CHANG(Director, Business Strategy – Generation, Generation Business Group,
CLP, Hong Kong)

11:30–11:50

S4-1

Hydrogen Utilization in Maintaining Reliable and Cost-Effective
Electricity Generation
Mohamad Hakim ZAINUDDIN(Manager (Generation), Tenaga Nasional Berhad, Malaysia)

11:50–12:10

S4-2

Research Trends on Green Hydrogen Fuel Cell Utilization on Power
System Using Bibliometric Analysis and Visualization Based on The
Scopus Database in 1958-2022
Handrea Bernando TAMBUNAN(Research Engineer PLN Research Institute, Indonesia)

12:10–12:30

S4-3

Development of Pulverized Coal/Ammonia Co-firing Technology
with Single-burner and Multi-burner Furnaces
Kazuki TAINAKA(Research Scientist, CRIEPI, Japan)

12:30–12:50

S4-4

Accelerating hydrogen market development in EU and US
Manabu HIRANO(Research Director, Japan Electric Power Information Center, Japan)

S4-5

Cancelled

12:50–13:50

Lunch BreakTechnical Session 4: Hydrogen Utilization (Part 2)
Chair Person:

Patrick LAVERY(Contributor, International Flame Research Foundation, England)

13:50–14:10

S4-6

Study of Hydrogen Co-firing in an Existing GTCC Power Plant
Naoya KUMAZAWA(Electric Power R&D Center, Chubu EPCO, Japan)

14:10–14:30

S4-7

The Emergent of Hydrogen Fuelling: Indonesian Youth’s
Knowledge and Acceptance
Benny SUSANTO(Senior Officer, PLN Research Institute, Indonesia)914:30–14:50

S4-8

Technical Analysis of Hydrogen Co-firing: Case Study in Indonesia
Power Plant
Eko HARIYOSTANTO(Senior Officer, PLN, Indonesia)

14:50–15:10

S4-9

Comparative Analysis of Hydrogen-Ready Gas Turbines in
Peninsular Malaysia and the Techno-economic viability
Joel PRAVEEN MAKENTHIRAN(Manager (Generation), Tenaga Nasional Berhad, Malaysia)

15:10–15:30

S4-10

Transformation to Hydrogen Firing in Black Point Power Station- A Technology and Readiness Review Towards 2030 and Beyond
Fan CHANG(Director, Business Strategy – Generation, Generation Business Group,
CLP, Hong Kong)
Antony HO(Senior Engineer, Generation Engineering, Generation Business Group,
CLP, Hong Kong)

15:30–16:00

Panel Session
16:00–17:10

Coffee Break

Relevance of Hydrogen R&D to the Real World
Moderator:
Nikolai KINAEV(Leader–Hydrogen Future Science Platform, CSIRO, Australia)
Panelists:
David HARRIS(CSIRO, Australia)
Patrick LAVERY(Contributor, International Flame Research Foundation, England)
Barry MACCOLL(Senior Regional Manager–Africa, SE Asia, Australia & NZ, EPRI,US)
Ian MACKINNON(Professor, Queensland University of Technology, Australia)
MITSUSHIMA Shigenori(Professor, Yokohama National University, Japan)
Andrew TAN(President & CEO, Chiyoda Oceania Pty Ltd, Australia)
Short presentation: Hydrogen—Key to Net-Zero
Barry MACCOLL(Senior Regional Manager–Africa, SE Asia, Australia & NZ, EPRI,
US)
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Results of Survey for R&D Collaboration on Hydrogen
17:10–17:20

TAKEI Katsuhito(Secretary General, IERE)

Closing Remarks
17:20–17:25

Nikolai KINAEV(Leader–Hydrogen Future Science Platform, CSIRO, Australia)

17:25–17:30

TAKEI Katsuhito(Secretary General, IERE)

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Technical Visit (Optional)
Thursday, May 25, 2023
Visiting CSIRO Queensland Centre for Advanced Technologies (QCAT)(For participants who have booked the optional Technical Visit)
09:00
09:40–11:40
11:50
12:20
12:30
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Meeting Point: Stamford Plaza Brisbane
Bus Transfer: 30 minutes
CSIRO QCAT
Duration: about 2 hours
Group A: Social Event -Lunch CancelledGroup B: Return to Hotel without Lunch
Bus Transfer: 30 minutes
Group B: Arrival at Stamford Plaza Brisbane
Group A: Departure to Social Event Cancelled
Bus Transfer: 30 minutes

Time schedule may be changed.
The maximum number of participants is up to 70.
Please register with Workshop registration.
Admission will be allotted in order of application.

CSIRO QCAT, Pullenvale, Queensland
The Queensland Centre for Advanced Technologies is a collaboration between the Commonwealth
Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) and the State Government of Queensland.
The establishment of the Centre flows from an agreement between the Australian and Queensland
Governments in 1990 to expand and diversify the research and development activities undertaken by
CSIRO in Queensland. The Centre commenced operation in 1992 and was officially opened in 1993.
Following the construction of new facilities, Stage Two was opened in 2000.
QCAT is a world class research and development precinct recognised for the excellence of its
contribution to the mining, energy and manufacturing industries. Our mission is to generate products
and processes of high value to Australia’s mineral, energy resources, and manufacturing industries
with particular focus on those resources and industries located in Queensland. Today, QCAT is home
to over 400 researchers.

Queensland Centre for Advanced Technologies
12Social Event (Optional)
Cancelled
Thursday, May 25, 2023
Visiting Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and Lunch(For participants who have booked the optional Technical Visit)
12:30
13:00–15:00
15:00
15:30
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Meeting Point: CSIRO QCAT (Group A of Technical Visit)
Bus Transfer: 30 minutes
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
Duration: about 2 hours
Departure to Stamford Plaza Brisbane
Bus transfer: 30 minutes
Arrival at Stamford Plaza Brisbane

Time schedule may be changed.
Please register and finish payment with Workshop registration.

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world’s first and largest koala sanctuary, home to over 100 koalas
and 70 species of other Australian native animals.
As Brisbane's premier wildlife attraction, Lone Pine is the perfect place to get up close and personalwith Australia's furry, feathery, and scaly friends in a natural, intimate setting.
With a daily schedule full of shows, presentations, photo opportunities and free-range kangaroo
feeding, there is something for guests of all ages.
Don't miss the new 360-degree crocodile viewing dome, where you can come face to face (or tooth
to tooth!) with Australia's largest apex predator, the saltwater crocodile!
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is accredited by the Zoo and Aquarium Association for positive animal
welfare. The health and wellbeing of the sanctuary’s animals are at the forefront of everything they
do, along with their extensive research and conservation efforts.
Lone Pine is open every day from 9 am-5 pm and just 12 kilometres from Brisbane CBD. The
sanctuary can be accessed by car, bus, or Mirimar River Cruise.

https://www.queensland.com/au/en/things-to-do/attractions/p-56b262122cbcbe7073adc7cf-lonepine-koala-sanctuary13

Call for Papers (Closed)
to: register@iere.jp
IERE Central Office
2-11-1 Iwado Kita, Komae-shi, Tokyo 201-8511, Japan
Phone: +81-3-5438-1717 Fax: +81-3-3488-5100<< Presentation Files Submission: No later than April 28, 2023>>
As for the format of the abstract, please refer to “Events” page on IERE website.
https://www.iere.jp/events/workshop/2023-brisbane/forspeakers.html
You are kindly requested to submit presentation files (PowerPoint) of the Oral Session and Poster
Session for the 2023 IERE-CSIRO Brisbane Hydrogen Workshop via E-mail by April 28, 2023.
- Presentation file will be uploaded to IERE website and opened to all participants before theWorkshop.
- The official language of the IERE Workshop is English.

14Registration
Total number of participants is limited to 90 persons.
If possible, please register using the method (a) below. If you are unable to use Google Forms due tolimitations in your system environment or other reasons, please register using method (b) below.
(a) On-Line Registration (Google Forms)
URL: https://forms.gle/h75WJ7tberY8W99b9or(b) Submit a Registration Form (Format 1) to IERE Central Office via E-mailPhotos and videos taken by IERE at this Event will be used for publication on websites and/or inmagazines. Therefore, at the time of your application of the registration, IERE deems you have
granted IERE the right to use the above photos or videos.

Registration Fee
The Registration fee will cover attendance at both workshop days (include lunches & refreshments at
coffee breaks), welcome reception on May 22, official dinner on May 23 and conference package:

IERE Members:
Non-IERE Members:
Academic Participants:
Students:

AUD 900
AUD 1,350
AUD 900
AUD 675

Recommended Options

Technical Visit (Optional) May 25 a.m.:Free of Charge•CSIRO Queensland Centre for Advanced Technologies (QCAT)*The maximum number of participants is up to 70.
** This offer is on a first-come-first-served basis.

Social Event (Optional) May 25 p.m.:•Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and Lunch*The maximum number of participants is up to 70.
** This offer is on a first-come-first-served basis.

Payment
On-Line Credit Card Payment is available.
[On-Line Credit Card Payment]
URL: https://events.csiro.au/2023-IERE-CSIRO

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AUD 100

VISA
For participants from some countries needing a VISA to enter Australia, please check the below or
consult with travel agent in your country for the details.
https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-finder/visit
If you need an Invitation Letter*, please refer to ‘Invitation Letter for VISA Request Form’.
* CSIRO may be able to issue an invitation letter for participants who need to apply for Visa. It may
take a few weeks to complete the procedures in CSIRO, so please submit the form as soon as
possible.
Disclaimer: CSIRO reserves the right to fulfill or decline, at CSIRO’s discretion, requests for lettersof invitation for visa application support purpose.

16Conference Venue & Accommodations
Stamford Plaza Brisbane, Queensland
Location: Edward St, Brisbane City, Queensland, Australia
Website: https://www.stamford.com.au/spb
Rooms of the Stamford Plaza at special rate (AUD 230 per night) has been available forWorkshop participants between May 21–26, 2023.
- Visit this website for reservation at special rate.
https://bit.ly/42Knr4Q* Please make reservations as early as possible if you need.
** Please be sure to read cancellation policy of the form before application.

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Brisbanehttps://goo.gl/maps/3kW4xkBeBaYD7eXz618Submission Items & Deadlines
For Participants [including Speakers]
Items

FormatNo.

Registration Form

1

Invitation Letter for VISA Request
Form (If necessary)

5

Registration Fee－

Technical Visits Fee [Optional]－

Social Event Fee [Optional]－

Deadline/
Limitation
Limited to 90
Participants
April 14, 2023
(It takes a few
weeks to issue)
Limited to 90
Participants
Limited to 70
Participants
Limited to 70
ParticipantsTo:register(at)iere.jp[Please substitute (at) with @]Ditto
Please refer to Page 14
Ditto
Ditto

The formats (No.1 and 5) can be downloaded from
URL: https://www.iere.jp/events/workshop/2023-brisbane/register.html
For Speakers
FormatNo.

Deadline

Abstract

2

March 17, 2023

Speaker's Information

3

April 28, 2023

Copyright Permission

4

April 28, 2023

Presentation Slides(PowerPoint File)－

April 28, 2023

Items

To:

register(at)iere.jp[Please substitute (at) with @]The formats (No.2 to 4) can be downloaded from
URL: https://www.iere.jp/events/workshop/2023-brisbane/forspeakers.html
Speakers are kindly requested to submit their Speaker’s Information, Copyright Permission and
Presentation Slides (PowerPoint File) by April 28, 2023.

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Information on Presentation
Oral Session
Speakers may only use PowerPoint files for their presentations.
Speakers at all sessions are required to arrive at the session at least 15 minutes in advance of thefirst paper and be seated at the front of the room.
Speakers are expected to get in contact with the Session Chair and confirm the PowerPoint files
before the session begins.
The session room will be equipped with a laptop computer loaded with Microsoft software andan LCD projector.
Each presentation is strictly limited to 20 minutes max., which includes approximately 5 minutes
for Q&A.
Abstract files will be uploaded on IERE website and opened.
Presentation files will be uploaded on IERE website and opened to all participants before theWorkshop and to the participants of the Workshop and IERE members after the Workshop.
Poster Session
There is no poster session in this Workshop.
Language
Working language is English.

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IERE Members List (as of April 1, 2023)
Australia
CanadaChina
Czech
FinlandFranceGermany
Hong Kong SAR
Indonesia
Iran
IsraelJapan

Malaysia
MexicoNetherlands
NorwayPakistan
Philippines
Singapore
South Africa
South Korea

Spain
TaiwanUS

CSIROHydro-Québec
CEPRI
CEZ
VaisalaEnedis
E.ON
CLP
PLN
NRI
IEC
Chubu EPCO
FEPC
Hokkaido EPCO
J-POWERKyushu EPCO
NGK
Tohoku EPCO
TNB
INEEL
TenneT
SINTEF
Karachi Electric
APC
SPPA
Eskom
Hyundai Electric
KOEN
LS Electric
NATURGY
TPC
EPRI

Powertech Labs
GPG

NARI

ENGIE
EnBW

RWE TI

Chugoku EPCO
Fuji Electric
Hokuriku EPCO
JAPC
MHI
Sumitomo ElectricTEPCO

CRIEPI
Hitachi
IHI
Kansai EPCO
Mitsubishi Electric
Shikoku EPCOTOSHIBA

Prolec GE

MERALCOPIESAKEPCOKOMIPO

SwRI

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KERI
KOWEPOAbout IERE
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grid evolve to support these low emissions technologies, and we explore the environmental andeconomic implications of the energy transition.
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1st issue : May 17, 2023
2nd issue : May 20, 2023
As Performed: June 5, 2023

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