Field Trips
Get inspired
And broaden your horizon
During the days surrounding the conference and exhibition, we invite you to join one of our exciting, informative, and enjoyable field trips.
Field trips are listed below
Field Trip 1 – 8 Nov – 09:00 – 18:30
HyStock hydrogen storage of Gasunie in Zuidwending
On this field trip, you will visit the EnergyStock installation of HyStock and discuss the near future, and hear about their plans and challenges. Hystock will share their knowledge and results of the lifecycle Hydrogen test of a cavern (200 bar). You will also see our Hydrogen value chain demonstration installation. 3MW solar, 1 MW PEM electrolyser, compressor 300b, trailer loadstation, 100% H2 heater and fleet owner HRS. HyStock will share all the lessons learned!
Field Trip 2 – 8 Nov – 09:30 – 15:30
The Rijswijk Centre for Sustainable Geo-energy (RCSG), Energy Cave and Delft campus geothermal project and laboratories
The Rijswijk Centre for Sustainable Geo-energy (RCSG) is a unique open innovation lab for improving geo-energy technologies to accelerate the energy transition. The Energy Cave, located at At the Park in Rijswijk, is a physical location where the general public, policy makers, industry and academia meet to discuss and learn more about the energy transition. The Delft Subsurface Urban Energy Laboratory is being designed to answer key questions regarding the use of geothermal energy (primarily for heating) in the urban environment, such as the density of projects, the longevity of useful energy extraction, how to efficiently design the energy system, how to seasonally store thermal energy, and how to avoid adverse impacts.
Field Trip 3 – 8 Nov – time to be confirmed
Porthos – First large-scale project to store CO2 under the sea
Porthos is developing a project in which CO2 from industry in the Port of Rotterdam is transported and stored in empty gas fields beneath the North Sea.
The CO2 that will be transported and stored by Porthos, will be captured by various companies. The companies will supply their CO2 to a collective pipeline that runs through the Rotterdam port area. The CO2 will then be pressurised in a compressor station. The CO2 will be transported through an offshore pipeline to a platform in the North Sea, approximately 20 km off the coast. From this platform, the CO2 will be pumped in an empty gas field. The empty gas fields are situated in a sealed reservoir of porous sandstone, more than 3 km beneath the North Sea.
Porthos will store around 37 Mton CO2, approximately 2.5 Mton CO2 per year for 15 years. The final investment decision for Porthos has been taken in October 2023. The construction of the Porthos infrastructure will start in 2024. The system is expected to be operational from 2026.
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