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Join Task 52
Engage with the Task and its international expert network advancing hydrogen-based ironmaking. Participation is by invitation from the Task Leadership Team or nomination by an ExCo member, with a self-nomination route for experts in relevant fields.
Ways to engage
Contribute to the work of Task 52
Participation in Task 52 is either by invitation from the Task Leadership Team or through nomination by an ExCo member of the IEA Hydrogen TCP. Experts working in relevant fields may also nominate themselves by sending a request to the Task team.
Join the Task 52 Network
Participation in Task 52 is either by invitation from the Task Leadership Team or through nomination by an ExCo member of the IEA Hydrogen TCP. Experts in relevant fields may also nominate themselves by sending a request to the Task team.
Learn moreSubmit a Hydrogen Iron Project
Share information on a hydrogen direct reduction or hydrogen ironmaking project for consideration in the Task 52 project tracker.
Learn moreContact the Task Team
Reach the Task 52 operating agent and team with questions about scope, collaboration, data and participation.
Learn moreUse the form below or email the Task team directly. Messages are routed to the Task 52 operating agent for follow-up.
Contact Task 52
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Direct contact
Reach the Task team
For all enquiries, write to the Task 52 operating agent and team. Including the details below helps us route your message and respond efficiently.
Join the expert network
Participation is either by invitation from the Task Leadership Team or through nomination by an IEA Hydrogen TCP ExCo member. To nominate yourself, indicate your organisation, country and areas of expertise, and how you would like to contribute; the Task Leadership Team will consider your request.
Submit project information
Provide the project name, location, technology route, capacity, status and a public source, so it can be reviewed for the project tracker.
Submit data corrections
Note the dataset and entry concerned, the proposed correction and a verifiable reference. Accurate, sourced input keeps the Task outputs reliable.
Suggest new literature
Share a paper, report or dataset for the Expert Resource Library. Include the title, authors, year and a DOI or public link, and note which Task topic it supports.
Workshop and webinar enquiries
Ask about upcoming workshops or public webinars, register interest in attending, propose a topic or session, or request materials from a past event.
Media enquiries
Journalists and communications teams can request interviews, background briefings or comment on Task findings. State your outlet, the story and your deadline.
Messages are reviewed by the Task team, and we aim to respond within a reasonable time. Task 52 is conducted under the IEA Hydrogen Technology Collaboration Programme (TCP); the views and content shared through it do not necessarily reflect those of the International Energy Agency or its member governments.