The IMAGHyNE project holds its General Assembly together with two workshops
The IMAGHyNE consortium agreement provides for general meetings to be held at least twice a year.
As announced by the steering committee on 28 May, this general meeting will be held on :
Tuesday 2 July 2024 from 10am to 12pm, at Tenerrdis
Polytec - 19 rue des Berges
CS 90064
38024 Grenoble Cedex 1
A welcome coffee will be served at 9.45am.
Finally, the General Meeting will be followed by a buffet, and a technical workshop on data and security in the afternoon.
Technical workshops
In collaboration with the CARA and Axelera competitiveness clusters, Tenerrdis is organising a technical workshop as part of the European IMAGHyNE project on the afternoon of 2 July at the Tenerrdis premises.
The afternoon will be divided into two parts: one open to all participants interested in the subject of hydrogen safety as part of a European project, led by INERIS and CEA; and a second part, in the form of a working meeting, dedicated to the IMAGHyNE consortium member partners (as part of Work Package 5).
From 1.30pm: WORKSHOP 1 (open to all) with the participation of INERIS and CEA
The issue of hydrogen safety in European projects.
Why hydrogen players need to integrate safety into their projects + Focus on safety data (Safety Plan).
Examples of best practice in implementing safety strategies (feedback - speakers awaiting confirmation).
Discussion with participants.
From 3.30pm: WORKSHOP 2 (reserved for consortium members) with the participation of INERIS and CEA
Data collection methodology within the IMAGHyNE consortium as part of Work Package 5.
Raising awareness of performance data collection: for what and for whom? What data should be collected? According to what timetable?
How to acquire and retrieve data correctly so that it can be sent back to Europe (feedback - speakers awaiting confirmation).
What data should be uploaded to IMAGHyNE?
Discussion on the structuring of data collection as part of the IMAGHyNE project.
What is expected of partners - having a "data and security" contact for each partner.
Discussions with project partners.
