Hydrogen Workshop

Date	November 19, 2003
Location	Stonewall Resort, Roanoke, West Virginia Directions and other details can be found in Location Information
Registration Fee	$35  in advance, or $45 at the door to defray meeting expenses
Program Committee Richard A. Bajura, (Chair), National Research Center for Coal & Energy at WVU Patrick Esposito, Sr., Augusta Systems Jeff Herholdt, West Virginia Development Office Energy Efficiency Office Randall Harris, National Energy Technology Laboratory Calvin Kent, Marshall University College of Business Curtis J. Nakaishi, National Energy Technology Laboratory Trina Karolchik Wafle, National Research Center for Coal & Energy at WVU Tom Witt, Bureau of Business and Economic Research at WVU PRELIMINARY AGENDA        9:45 Welcome and Charge John F. Herholdt, Jr., West Virginia Development Office Richard A. Bajura, National Research Center for Coal & Energy at West Virginia University 10:00 Feature Presentation: Energy, the Role of Hydrogen, and the NETL Rita Bajura, Director, U.S. DOE National Energy Technology Laboratory 10:30 Panel 1-Production and Distribution -State Activities: Governor's Energy Task Force Report   Patrick Esposito, Sr., Augusta Systems and Chair of the Governor's   Energy Task Force -Coal to Hydrogen Jeff Withum, Consol Energy -Hydrogen and the West Virginia Coal Industry Bill Raney, West Virginia Coal   Association -Hydrogen and the West Virginia Chemicals Industry Mike Agee, Chemical   Alliance Zone -Distribution of Hydrogen Robert Miller, Air Products 11:20 Panel 2-Applications, Markets, and Resources -Future Market Situation for Hydrogen in West Virginia Mark Burton,   Marshall University Center for Business and Economic Research -Transportation Markets Ian Sutherland, GM Fuel Cell Activities -Personal Power Market Craig Hartzell, Azimuth -Distributed Generation Market David Nichols, American Electric Power -Coal to Chemicals Craig Schmidt, Eastman Gasification Services -Capital for Early Stage Energy Companies Michael DeRosa, EnerTech Capital -Why West Virginia Scott Rotruck, West Virginia Council on Economic   Development 12:30 Lunch 1:00 Luncheon Speaker--Federal Hydrogen Initiatives Ellen Lutz, Director, U.S. DOE Philadelphia Regional Office 1:30 Instructions for breakout sessions 1:50 Breakout Sessions Begin Brainstorming... 1) What and/or where are the opportunities for West Virginia (in the broadest sense)? 2) What are the three key actions that West Virginia state government, executive and legislative branches, can take to position the state well to participate in the coming hydrogen economy? 3:20 Break 3:35 Reports from Breakouts and Wrap Up 4:20 Evaluations 4:30 Adjourn to top