1. Celia Greaves Lead, Fuel Cells and Hydrogen celia.greaves@energyktn.innovateuk.org +44 1832 721027 Exploring the FCH JU 2011 Call for Proposals Tuesday, 24 May 2011

2. Today’s Objectives This event will provide you with the opportunity to: Learn about the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking Call 2011 Understand the rules of participation in the Call, including administrative and financial arrangements, and proposal evaluation Gain insights into working with European funding and what help is available for UK organisations Ask questions not answered in the Call documents

3. Our Speakers Jean-Luc Delplancke Head of Programme Unit Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking Helen Fairclough and Kerry Young Energie Helpline UK

4. About the Energy Generation and Supply KTN This event is brought to you by the Energy Generation and Supply KTN The KTN stimulates innovation by promoting collaboration, best practice and knowledge sharing The Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Group of the EG&S KTN is managed by Join us at www.innovateuk.org/energyktn Maximising Oil & Gas Resources Wave & Tidal Fuel Cells & Hydrogen Future & Emerging Opportunities Offshore Wind Carbon Abatement Technologies Nuclear

5. Benefits of Membership Access to the interactive web portal Attendance at the focused networking events Global outreach – international engagement Participation in and access to outputs of Focus Groups Participation in webinars Insights into new funding and key developments across the sector

6. ‘Mission to Japan’ report – highlighting key developments in the Japanese industry and market, and potential opportunities for collaboration between the Japanese and UK industries ‘Intermittency of renewables – will hydrogen deliver’ event – exploring the potential for hydrogen to address challenges around the intermittency of renewable, and showcasing key opportunities ‘Information Day and Proposal Surgery for the FCH JU call 2010’ – helping the UK to optimize its engagement in the Call ‘UK international engagement in fuel cells and hydrogen’ – workshop and report to feed into national strategy on international engagement via the Energy Research Partnership ‘Emerging support strategies for fuel cells and hydrogen’ event – learning from key funding bodies, both in the UK and beyond, or how the future funding landscape might look ‘Hydrogen production from CCS’ – exploring issues and opportunities as part of a suite of activities at Innovate 2010 Focus Working Group: FCH JU 2011 Call for Proposals Publication of the ‘Hydrogen and Intermittency’ Factsheet Outputs from these and other KTN activities are available to KTN members via the website. Previous Activities

7. Launch of the Focus Working Group on Hydrogen Storage Would you like to lead your own Focus Working Group? Please get in touch! Publication of the Guide on how to write a successful proposal for the FCH JU Call – your input to this work will be invaluable! Collaboration with the Technology Strategy Board to support the next Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Funding Call Innovate 2011 – save the date! 11th October at the Business Design Centre in London 4th World Hydrogen Technologies Convention (WHTC2011) in Glasgow, 14 – 16 September 2011 Special Report: Update on the status of the fuel cell industry in the UK Forthcoming Activities

8. Today’s webinar Please type any questions that arise throughout the presentations in the Q&A / Chat box. These will be addressed to speakers during the Q&A part of the webinar. The webinar is being recorded – the recording will be available at the pages of the Focus Working Group on the FCH JU 2011 Call for Proposals If you have previous experience applying for the FCH JU funding, please lets us know and post your comments on the pages of the FCH JU Group on _connect under the ‘Key lessons – share your experience’ article A key output from today will be a Guide to successfully bidding into the FCH JU Call. This will be based on the outputs from today, further input from the Energie helpline and your feedback on previous experience Many thanks to Energie Helpline UK for its help in the organisation of this webinar