The third annual Green Hydrogen Summit examined different aspects of achieving cost-competitive green hydrogen at scale. The conference provided a comprehensive view of the green hydrogen ecosystem, including the regulations and incentives countries are deploying, the business models for large-scale projects, the infrastructure adaptations needed to transport and store hydrogen, and the fields of applications for hydrogen and other powerfuels.

With an audience made up of government officials, energy suppliers, project developers, debt providers and investors, utilities, TSOs and off-takers, the summit brought together leading experts to share the latest case studies and make the connections to realise the potential of green hydrogen.

The conference was organised by Solar Media. The Global Alliance Powerfuels was an official partner of the event. Friederike Altgelt, Senior Expert, International Hydrogen Markets at the German Energy Agency (dena) and Project Lead of the Alliance, spoke at the conference on Thursday, May 17, moderating the session on achieving bankability of green hydrogen.

Find the full agenda here.