November 25/26th 2026
Hotel Marriott, Vienna

Shaping the Future of Gas in Europe

OUR SPEAKERS

Speaker Friedemann Mörs Portraitfoto

Dr. Ing. Friedemann Mörs

2007–2013:
Studied chemical engineering/process engineering in Magdeburg, Karlsruhe and Trondheim

2014–2021:
Research assistant at the DVGW Research Centre at Engler-Bunte Institute of KIT: PhD on the topic of ‘Hydrodynamics in a bubble column’ at KIT in Karlsruhe

Since 2021
Head of the Process Engineering Team at the DVGW Research Center

To achieve climate neutrality, we are working on process engineering solutions for the sustainable provision of energy and molecules and the implementation of solutions in existing plants and systems

Topics: Provision of renewable energy carriers, PtX, H2 and H2 derivatives, imports, biomethane, CO2 management

Speaker Friedemann Mörs Portraitfoto

Dr. Ing. Friedemann Mörs

2007–2013:
Studied chemical engineering/process engineering in Magdeburg, Karlsruhe and Trondheim

2014–2021:
Research assistant at the DVGW Research Centre at Engler-Bunte Institute of KIT: PhD on the topic of ‘Hydrodynamics in a bubble column’ at KIT in Karlsruhe

Since 2021
Head of the Process Engineering Team at the DVGW Research Center

To achieve climate neutrality, we are working on process engineering solutions for the sustainable provision of energy and molecules and the implementation of solutions in existing plants and systems

Topics: Provision of renewable energy carriers, PtX, H2 and H2 derivatives, imports, biomethane, CO2 management

Speaker Friedemann Mörs Portraitfoto

Dr. Ing. Friedemann Mörs

2007–2013:
Studied chemical engineering/process engineering in Magdeburg, Karlsruhe and Trondheim

2014–2021:
Research assistant at the DVGW Research Centre at Engler-Bunte Institute of KIT: PhD on the topic of ‘Hydrodynamics in a bubble column’ at KIT in Karlsruhe

Since 2021
Head of the Process Engineering Team at the DVGW Research Center

To achieve climate neutrality, we are working on process engineering solutions for the sustainable provision of energy and molecules and the implementation of solutions in existing plants and systems

Topics: Provision of renewable energy carriers, PtX, H2 and H2 derivatives, imports, biomethane, CO2 management

Speaker Friedemann Mörs Portraitfoto

Dr. Ing. Friedemann Mörs

2007–2013:
Studied chemical engineering/process engineering in Magdeburg, Karlsruhe and Trondheim

2014–2021:
Research assistant at the DVGW Research Centre at Engler-Bunte Institute of KIT: PhD on the topic of ‘Hydrodynamics in a bubble column’ at KIT in Karlsruhe

Since 2021
Head of the Process Engineering Team at the DVGW Research Center

To achieve climate neutrality, we are working on process engineering solutions for the sustainable provision of energy and molecules and the implementation of solutions in existing plants and systems

Topics: Provision of renewable energy carriers, PtX, H2 and H2 derivatives, imports, biomethane, CO2 management

Speaker Friedemann Mörs Portraitfoto

Dr. Ing. Friedemann Mörs

2007–2013:
Studied chemical engineering/process engineering in Magdeburg, Karlsruhe and Trondheim

2014–2021:
Research assistant at the DVGW Research Centre at Engler-Bunte Institute of KIT: PhD on the topic of ‘Hydrodynamics in a bubble column’ at KIT in Karlsruhe

Since 2021
Head of the Process Engineering Team at the DVGW Research Center

To achieve climate neutrality, we are working on process engineering solutions for the sustainable provision of energy and molecules and the implementation of solutions in existing plants and systems

Topics: Provision of renewable energy carriers, PtX, H2 and H2 derivatives, imports, biomethane, CO2 management

Speaker Friedemann Mörs Portraitfoto

Dr. Ing. Friedemann Mörs

2007–2013:
Studied chemical engineering/process engineering in Magdeburg, Karlsruhe and Trondheim

2014–2021:
Research assistant at the DVGW Research Centre at Engler-Bunte Institute of KIT: PhD on the topic of ‘Hydrodynamics in a bubble column’ at KIT in Karlsruhe

Since 2021
Head of the Process Engineering Team at the DVGW Research Center

To achieve climate neutrality, we are working on process engineering solutions for the sustainable provision of energy and molecules and the implementation of solutions in existing plants and systems

Topics: Provision of renewable energy carriers, PtX, H2 and H2 derivatives, imports, biomethane, CO2 management

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