12th World Hydrogen Energy Conference
HYDROGEN '98
First time in Latin American
Promoted by Asociación Argentina del Hidrógeno
Juan Carlos Bolcich Chairman of 12th WHEC
Asociación Argentina del Hidrógeno
is supporting
COPPE/UFRJ on 22th WHEC 2018
Brazil´s Energy Mix:
Share of Different Sources on Primary Energy Supply
Renewable – Brazil (2012) 42.4%, World (2010) 13.2% and OCDE (2010) 8.00%
SUGAR CANE
15.4%
HYDRAULIC AND ELECTRICITY
13.8%
FIREWOOD AND CHARCOAL
9.1%
BLACK-LIQUOR AND OTHER
PRIMARY SOURCES
4.1%
Non Renewable Brazil (2012) 56.6%, World (2010) 86.8% and OCDE (2010) 92%
PETROLEUM AND OIL PRODUCTS
39.2%
NATURAL GAS
11.5%
COAL
5.4%
Souce: Brazilian Energy Balance 2013 Year 2012 / Empresa de Pesquisa Energética – Rio de Janeiro: EPE, 2013
URANIUM
1.5%
Brazil´s Energy Mix:
Energy Use in the Transport Sector
Gasoline
30.9%
Diesel Oil
48.1%
Renewable
Ethanol
12.5%
13%
Aviation
Gasoline
4.7%
Others
1.6%
Souce: Brazilian Energy Balance 2013 Year 2012 / Empresa de Pesquisa Energética – Rio de Janeiro: EPE, 2013
Brazil´s Ethanol Domestic Supply
Billion liters
40.8
44.5
47.4
49.8
51.5
52.9
36.2
31.5
27.3
Anhydrous
Imported
National
Anhydrous
National
Hydrated
Souce: Brazilian Energy Balance 2013 Year 2012 / Empresa de Pesquisa Energética – Rio de Janeiro: EPE, 2013
54.5
Brazil´s Power Sector:
Share of Different Sources on Total Electricity
Biomass3
6.8%
Wind
0.9%
.Hydro²
76.9%
Natural Gas
7.9%
Oil Products
3.3%
Nuclear
2.7%
Notes:
Coal and Coal
Products1
1.6%
¹ Includes coke oven gas
² Includes electricity imports
³ Includes firewood, sugarcane bagasse, black-liquor
and other primary imports
Hydraulic ² in 2012: 455.6 TWh
Total electric generation ² in 2012:
592.8 TWh
Souce: Brazilian Energy Balance 2013 Year 2012 / Empresa de Pesquisa Energética – Rio de Janeiro: EPE, 2013
Brazilian Hydrogen Energy Roadmap
Stages of the Brazilian Development
in Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
Ministry of Mines
and Energy
2002
National
Capacity
2003
Step 1
Step 2
Steps 3 and 4
Step 5
2004 and 2005
Roadmap
Development
2007 and 2008
Structural
Projects for
Action Plan
2007
Roadmap Review
2008
Launch of Brazilian
Program
2008 to 2025
Implementation
of Activities
2004: Creation of the Rede PaCOS
Brazilian
Roadmap
Emphasis
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Distributed Generation of Electric Energy
Urban Buses
Hydrogen Production by Biomass and Electrolysis
Human Resources
Regulations, Codes and Standards
Brazilian R&D Program for Hydrogen
and Fuel Cells - ProH2
Ministry of Science,
Technology and
Innovation
Promoted by
COPPE/UFRJ - Alberto Luiz Coimbra Institute - Graduate
School and Research in Engineering and the Hydrogen Laboratory
IAHE - International Association of Hydrogen Energy
Supported by
Official PCO
Host Organization
Alberto Luiz Coimbra Institute Graduate School and Research in
Engineering and the Hydrogen Laboratory
11 Departments for Graduated Courses
(Master and Doctoral Degrees)
• Biomedical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Nuclear Engineering
• Metallurgical and Material Engineering
• Ocean Engineering
• Energy Planning
• Chemical Engineering
• Systems and Computation Engineering
• Transport Engineering
• 124 Laboratories
• Technological Park
• 2 Incubators
• High Performance
Computing Laboratory
Host Organization
COPPE: Projects
For
For
For
INDUSTRY:
GOVERNMENT:
SERVICES:
• Oil and Gas
• Public Policy Planning
• Telecommunications
• Ships and Offshore
• Transportation
• Civil Construction
• Structures
• Social Technology
• Software
• Energy
• Chemistry and
Biotechnology
• Mining and Steel
• Process Management
2010
2012
Rio de Janeiro
General Information
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Sugar Loaf
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Corcovado mountain
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Tijuca Forest
The largest urban forest in the world – in the heart of the city
…and more
Gastronomy
…and more
Brazilian Music
…and more
Maracanã Soccer Stadium
COPPE is inviting you to participate on
WHEC 2018 and visit one of the most
beautiful cities in the World.
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