FuelCellEurope RCS Workshop, Brussels, 11th May 2011

1. ITM Power plc FuelCellEurope RCS Workshop, 11th May 2011 Dr Graham Cooley, CEO "I've got my hydrogen fuel cell car and…. it's great, but you have to find a hydrogen filling station.” Jay Leno, The Sunday Times 12/9/10 ITM POWER | FuelCellEurope RCS Workshop 11th May 2011

2. ITM Power plc FuelCellEurope RCS Workshop, 11th May 2011 Dr Graham Cooley, CEO Contents Introduction ITM Involvement in RCS ISO Accreditation Products and CE marking Hydrogen Refuelling Hydrogen Purity Legal Statement ITM POWER | FuelCellEurope RCS Workshop 11th May 2011

4. Producing Green Hydrogen

5. Regeneration of Power

7. CE marking of first electrolyser systems

9. Articulate new offerings

10. Develop with global partners

13. Traceability

15. Traceability

17. HBox and HFlameCE achieved in March

20. Indicates conformity with essential health & safety requirements

21. Requirements are set out in a series of EU Directives

22. CE by self-declaration or assessment by Notified Bodies (NoBo’s)

24. ITM show conformity with Directives through harmonised standards

25. Electrolyser standard ISO 22734-1 not harmonised to EU Directives

27. Gastec at CRE undertook a pre-assessment audit of the prototype systems

28. Report generated to identify Directives, routes forward and likely issues

29. Retained Gastec as consultant through the whole process

30. Utilised experience on a variety of interpretation issues

32. Sound Engineering Practices (voluntary assessment) apply to small systems <25 bar litres

33. HPac & HBox contain Category II vessels and so required assessment by Notified Body

34. Vessel design assessed to EN 13445 series of unfired pressure vessel standards

35. Witnessed pressure tests (including unannounced visits)

36. Notified Body – DetNorskVeritas (DNV)

38. Trained two staff in the process of EMC testing

39. Trained two staff and loaned equipment to pre-test prototype systems

42. EN 61000-6-3:2007 “Residential, commercial and light industrial”

43. Notified Body – York EMC Services Ltd

45. MD is not applicable in systems with no moving parts

47. Evidence of control system operation

48. Product risk assessment

49. Comprehensive Technical File

50. Product manual

51. Compliance with EN 60204–1(General electrical safety)

52. Notified Body – CCQS UK Ltd

54. Requirement to ensure explosive atmospheres do not exist within the product

56. No formalised approval route for hydrogen & fc stationary installation

57. Guidance on safe installation generated from the HYPER project

59. List of applicable Directives and standards

60. Standards checklists

61. Risk Assessment

62. Pictures

63. Detailed engineering drawings and calculations

64. Test reports

65. EHSR checklist

66. Evidence of compliance with Directives

67. Instruction manuals

68. Name plate

69. List of safety critical parts & evidence of conformity

70. Safety data sheets

71. Sales literature

73. Identifies Notified Bodies and specifics of Directives

74. Address of manufacturer – the keeper of technical file

75. Description of the equipment

76. List of harmonised standards applied

78. Directives

79. NoBo’s

82. Reduces the need for fossil fuels

83. Decarbonises transport

84. Improves air quality

87. ISO 20100

89. Less defined regulations specific to hydrogen refuelling

90. Fewer for mobile refuellers

92. ATEX (95&137)

93. HSE (HSL)

95. ADR

97. Fire Service

98. NFPA 2

100. Compliance with ATEX Workplace Directive (99/92/EC) and UK Health & Safety At Work Act 1974

101. Storage quantity of H2 ~ 60 kg, so COMAH and UK Hazardous Substances consent not applicable

102. ADR Notified Body and Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor (DGSA) consulted for road transportation of storage container, ultimate sign off by UK DfT

103. HSL consulted on best practice for hydrogen storage

106. Details given to local Fire Authorities

111. No UK based testing laboratories able to analyse to limits at that time

112. Participating in UK Gov’s National Measurement Office funded Project with NPL, Air Products and UKHFCA

113. Working to establish analytical capability to verify conformity with fc grade hydrogen as per ISO 14687-2/3Key Impurities

115. CE marking of first electrolyser systems

117. Articulate new offerings

118. Develop with global partners