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The Australian Association for Hydrogen Energy (AAHE) was formed in late 2009 as the national association promoting the use of hydrogen as an energy carrier, its integration in the Australian energy economy, and the development and deployment of hydrogen energy technologies, such as fuel cells.

 

Building on the success of the 2008 World Hydrogen Energy Conference, held in Brisbane, the AAHE has been established to represent a wide range of Australian stakeholders, from industry and academia, to federal, state and local government, that have an interest in hydrogen and its role in clean energy and transportation.

Attilio - AAHE - Hydrogen Energy

Dr Attilio Pigneri

Attilio is President of the AAHE and co-founder and CEO of H2U, a specialist developer of hydrogen infrastructure initiatives for sustainable mobility and renewable energy storage.

A professional mechanical engineer from Italy, with Masters and PhD-level qualifications in energy engineering and energy-environmental issues, Attilio brings to H2U 20 years of consulting experience, in the provision of strategic, technical advisory and due diligence services for a wide range of hydrogen and fuel cells initiatives in Europe, the US and Japan.

Andrew - AAHE - Hydrogen Energy

Dr Andrew Dicks

Andrew is Secretary of the AAHE was its founding President. Formerly a Principal Research Scientist with BG plc,  he has over 30 years experience of R&D in hydrogen, fuel cells and renewable energy,  leading projects in Europe, North America and Australia.  He has published widely as an academic having held positions within the University of Queensland and CSIRO. He is currently an adjunct Principal Research Fellow at Griffith University, and Chief Technology Officer at Ethical Developments.

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Email

secretary@hydrogenaustralia.org