PUBLIC EVENT
Clean energy technology – is this the critical moment for a mass rollout of hydrogen fuel cells for energy generation and storage?
The race is on to achieve net zero by 2050 – understanding the technology which will help get us there is vital. Watch back to hear our panellists answer these questions and more in a hybrid panel discussion. Our panellists shared their predictions about the impact of clean energy technology on people and the planet and answered questions from our in-person and online audiences.
If you have any questions, please contact Patrick Woodcock, MacRobert Award and Project Manager - Enterprise, at the Royal Academy of Engineering.
Hannah Prevett
Hannah Prevett is Associate Business Editor at The Sunday Times, where she writes a column about entrepreneurship, workplace trends and tech. She also co-hosts The Business, a weekly podcast from The Times and The Sunday Times.
Dr Caroline Hargrove CBE FREng
Dr Caroline Hargrove CBE FREng is Chief Technology Officer (“CTO”) at Ceres, a leading developer of high efficiency fuel cell and green hydrogen technology. Caroline started her career as a lecturer in Engineering at Cambridge and then moved to McLaren Racing, where she pioneered the simulation of human-machine interaction leading the development of the first F1 simulator. Later she was a founding member of McLaren Applied Technologies, set up to exploit McLaren F1 expertise to new markets and became its CTO. She was also CTO of Babylon Health and a Non-Executive Director of Ceres for three years before joining as its CTO in 2021. Caroline is a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering and holds a PhD in Applied Mechanics from Cambridge. She received a CBE for services to Engineering in 2020.
Professor Sir Richard Friend FREng FRS
Professor Mercedes Maroto-Valer FRSE FRSC FRSA
