Over 80% of agricultural energy is supplied by diesel fuel. Take a break to explore:
Power to X (P2X). Combining green hydrogen with carbon to make renewable fuels and with air and water to make fertilisers.
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| Course duration: | Online |
| Start date: | 12:30pm - 2:00pm Sydney time, Tuesday 16 May, 2023 |
| Indicative fees: | Free |
Rose Amal,
UNSW Scientia Professor of Chemical Engineering (and hydrogen expert),
will discuss:
NSW Farmers (ex President James Jackson) will provide Ag insights on the discussion
Type: Online
Units:
Exploring beyond diesel - 1
Over 80% of energy consumption in agriculture comes from diesel. Take a break to explore: • What will power machinery in future • What transition technologies are possible • Current and emerging technologies that may shape the future
Type: Short course
Units:
Exploring beyond diesel - 2
Over 80% of agricultural energy is supplied by diesel fuel. Take a break to explore: • What will power machinery in the future • What transition technologies are possible • Current and emerging technologies that may shape the future
Type: Short course
Units:
Exploring beyond diesel - 3
Over 80% of agricultural energy is supplied by diesel fuel. Take a break to explore low or zero carbon fuel options and see what is possible.
Type:
Units:
Exploring beyond diesel - 5
Over 80% of agricultural energy is supplied by diesel fuel. Take a break to explore if current engines get close to zero emissions using low/no carbon diesel renewable diesel.
Type: Short course
Units:
Exploring beyond diesel - 4
Over 80% of agricultural energy is supplied by diesel fuel. Take a break to explore options for transition away from diesel reliance.
Type:
Units:
Exploring beyond (fossil) diesel - 6
Over 80% of agricultural energy is supplied by diesel fuel. Take a break to explore: The potential for renewable diesel use both here in Australia and globally
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