The 3rd edition of Fueling the Future Summit is hybrid on Thursday the 17th of February. Key topics, focussing on the hydrogen economy:

• Europe taking the lead in the global hydrogen economy
• Scaling up is necessary, how can we turn plans into projects?
• Next steps in system integration and infrastructure
• Import chains and EU production: building a framework

Let's kickstart the implementation of hydrogen and talk with us about realising the hydrogen economy on this online edition of Fueling The Future Summit 2022

• Hinrich Thölken, Director-General Climate and Energy, German Government
• Matthew Williamson, Vice President Hydrogen, BP
• Diederick Luijten, Vice-President Hydrogen Energy, NW Europe & CIS Countries, Air Liquide
• Brian Higgins, Director Advanced Technology, Babcock & Wilcox
• Bart Biebuyck, Executive Director, Clean Hydrogen Joint Undertaking
• Oliver Weinmann, Managing Director, Vattenfall Europe Innovation
• Ruben van Grinsven, General Manager Integrated Hydrogen Projects Shell
• Marcel van de Kar, Global Director New Energies, Vopak
• Tim Meyerjürgens, COO, TenneT Germany
• Hans Coenen, VP Corporate Strategy, Gasunie

Led by: Rogier Elshout, chairman

During this online event we work with the online platform, the Networkapp. The complete event app that facilitates interaction before, during and the event. You will find here:

• the livestream,
• the program,
• the participant list,
• the presentations.

Furthermore, it offers:

• Various possibilities to network, such as in 'living rooms',
• Making connections & appointments with other visitors and the speakers,
• The possibility to post a message for all visitors,
• Access from 1 week before to 1 week after the conference.

"I feel that the most challenging part is getting the framework for a sustainable market ramp-up in place. In order to achieve this my message to goverments is to adapt regulations to support the market development and implement incentives/subsidies for the market ramp-up phase."

BP has confirmed the construction of their ambitious project "HyGreen Teesside". The project aims to produce 60MWe of 'green' hydrogen by 2025. Together with H2Teesside, BP can deliver 30% of the UK's target production for 2030.

The project is set to be developed in multiple stages. HyGreen Teesside is expected to match production to demand and will use BP's experience to drive down costs. The production of green hydrogen is scheduled to start in 2025, where the intial production will be around 60MWe. Vice President Blue Hydrogen, Matthew Williamson, will tell us all about BP's strategy on Fueling The Future Summit 2022.

The EU Hydrogen Strategy looks to harness the tremendous business opportunities associated with the production of decarbonised hydrogen. Global interest will mean new opportunities for EU companies, which are being stimulated with the proposals adopted by the Commission today.

Targets for 2030: 40GW of renewable hydrogen electrolysers and 10 miljon tonnes of renewable hydrogen produced in the EU.

Source: ec.europe.eu