Hydrogen is the key to unlocking accelerated energy transition switching for heavy industry, trucking, maritime, rail and aviation, but storage is hard, and it’s holding the entire hydrogen economy back.
A Green Hydrogen Start-up is solving storage, with their breakthrough advanced nanoporous materials at the centre, and enabling sustainable end-to-end ecosystems, delivering efficient, safe and low-cost hydrogen, to precipitate a rapidly growing, potentially multi-trillion-dollar market by 2050.
Systems Engineering practices have been implemented to ensure the most efficient pathway to achieve a safe and reliable product in the start-up environment.
This talk will cover:
- the hydrogen supply chain ecosystem and the mission
- the rationale for embedding systems engineering in a technology start-up environment
- the implementation approach and the tools used
- lessons learnt on the journey so far.
For in-person attendees, the talk will be followed by an opportunity for networking.
Learning outcomes
In this presentation you will gain:
- an understanding the good practice on system engineering in a start up and technology development environment.
- an understanding to the systems engineering and environment communities of the hydrogen supply chain and challenges.
- an insight to career options in the start up environment for systems and sustainability engineers.
Program:
In person
- 5.00 PM AEST: Registration opens
- 5.30 PM AEST: Webinar starts
- 6.20 PM AEST: Q&A starts
- 6.50 PM AEST: Q&A and webinar concludes
- 6.50 PM AEST: Networking begins
- 7.50 PM AEST: Guests depart
Online
- 5.30 PM AEST: Webinar starts
- 6.20 PM AEST: Q&A starts
- 6.50 PM AEST: Q&A and webinar concludes
About the speaker
Christopher Miller (Head of Systems Engineering, Rux Energy) acquired a BE in Materials Engineering in 1998 and a Master of Engineering (by research) at Deakin University in 2002. He also has a postgraduate diploma in Project Management.
His career started in the automotive industry and was followed by a long stint at Cochlear, operating a variety of roles in implants development and product launch. In 2016-19 he joined numerous Aussies scaling Tesla in California and subsequently worked for various local cleantech startups, where he establishes Systems Engineering as a core competency for successful technology and product development.
Chris resides in Wollongong, NSW, where he raises his small family and pursues a longstanding interest in recreational aviation.
