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The Strategic
Advisory Committee addresses the strategic
aspects of the NATURALHY-project and establishes
a platform for dissemination and for promoting
public understanding and acceptance of hydrogen.
It comprises of the leading members of the
NATURALHY-project and of selected
representatives and advisors of decision makers,
policy makers, environmentalists, regulators,
authorities and policy groups in the fields of
energy, environment, safety and legislation, at
national, European and international level. The
Committee is chaired by prof. Dr. C.
Beckervordersandforth, the former chairman of
CEN.
The Strategic Advisory
Committee discusses the strategic aspects of the
project and it is the ‘vehicle’ by which the
NATURALHY-members can inform the Committee of the vision
and results of the Project, so that these are taken into
account in their own processes. In addition, all members
of the Committee are informed about the current relevant
developments in politics, legislation, other projects
etc.
Participation to SAC is open, under certain conditions,
to new third parties who are interested. Organisations
interested in joining the Strategic Advisory Committee
should contact Mr. G.C.Tiekstra, Project Co-ordinator
(naturalhy@gasunie.nl).
Currently, the members of the Strategic Advisory
Committee, include:
Safety
UK Health Safety
Executive, HYSAFE
Energy/natural gas
International Gas
Union, IEA-Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme,
EON-Ruhrgas, ENItecnology, DVGW, International
Association of Hydrogen Energy (IAHE), NaturCorp,
CONTINUON,
Naturgas Energia, Turkish Petroleum Corporation
(TPAO)
Industrial Hydrogen
producers
LINDE, Air Liquide
Policymaking
HYWAYS,
EU-Commission, Wuppertal
Institute, Dr G. Adam (former member EU-Parliament),
US Department of Energy (US DOE),
EU H&FC-Technology Platform (link: Mr M. Florette,
Gaz de France)
Regulations
prof. C.
Beckervordersandforth (former chairman CEN)
Environment
Bellona
End use
European Natural
Gas vehicle Association (ENGVA), AKZONOBEL
Leading
NATURALHY-partners
N.V. Nederlandse
Gasunie, Gaz de France, DBI-GUT, Exergia, Instituto
de Soldadura e Qualidade (ISQ), Universities of
Oxford and Loughborough, and EUROGAS - Groupe
Européen de Recherches Gazières (GERG)
Additional entities such as
Consumers organisations, assurance organisations and the
Hydrogen Platform initiated by the European Commission
will be invited.
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