Confirmed Speakers (the speaker line up is complete!)

We are delighted that the following speakers have confirmed their attendance at the 2025 Workshop: Progress in Solid Oxide Cell Systems

Name	Institution	Tentative presentation title
Sune D. Ebbesen	Topsoe	Commercialising large scale SOEC systems for Power-to-X applications
Srikanth Santhanam	Shell	On industrial relevance of Solid Oxide Cell systems and challenges for commercial scale deployment and operation
Matti Noponen	Elcogen Oy	Challenges in manufacturing large SOC systems
Lukas Kistner	HD Hyundai Europe R&D Center	The Role of SOFC-Hybrid Powertrains in Achieving Sustainability Goals and Cutting Environmental Levies for Cruise Ships
Berend van Veldhuizen	Feadship/TU Delft	Dynamic simulation of hybrid SOFC power plants for ships
Marie Lund Traulsen	DynElectro	DynElectro’s Dynamic Electrolyser Units – How AC:DC operation can break the lifetime limit in solid oxide electrolysis
Werneri Huhtinen	Technical Research Centre of Finland (VTT)	Challenges and Solutions in Ammonia and Methanol Utilisation within SOFC Systems
Matthias Jahn	Fraunhofer IKTS	SOEC-based PtX concepts - Process development and demonstration
Remzi Can Samsun	Forschungszentrum Jülich	Experimental Analysis of a Reversible Solid Oxide Cell System - Results from Different Operating Modes
Rafael N. Nakashima	Technical University of Denmark (DTU)	Challenges in Dynamic Operation of SOC Systems: a Modelling perspective
Robert Steinberger-Wilckens	University of Birmingham	How can we use the earth's atmosphere as storage for renewable energy?
Lindert van Biert	TU Delft	Thermal stress-aware operation and control of SOFC systems
Wen Du	EPFL	Advanced solid oxide electrolyzer and fuel cell system for a sustainable future
Pascal Köhler	Leibniz Universität Hannover	Hydrogen-Powered SOFC-GT Systems for Aviation: Thermodynamic Conceptual Design Studies for High-Efficient Propulsion
Jan Hollmann	DLR	Operation and Emission Analysis of an SOFC-Battery Hybrid for Maritime Application