• The potential for blue or even “teal” hydrogen as a transition fuel is not to be ignored in the quest for commercial green hydrogen
• Hydrogen’s ongoing studies evaluating compatibility with existing infrastructure such as pipelines could mean more economic distribution
• Australian States promise high quality affordable hydrogen exports that will extend beyond North East Asian consumers to global industrial hubs

• NEOM, the biggest hydrogen and ammonia plant to date, plans to go live in 2025
• New momentum behind scaling up hydrogen production and potential efforts to synchronise demand with carbon pricing policy in Europe
• Japan embraces Hydrogen for its mobility sector with active residential fuel cells, vehicles and refuelling stations

• Canadian regional governments follow up the national strategy with provincial road maps to hydrogen futures
• The USA catches up in accelerate appetite to reach Gigawatt scale and new net zero goal for 2050
• Chile beats pricing forecasts as green hydrogen exporting beacon for Latin America
• European Commission expects to reach 40 GW by 2030 and hopes for scaled up Hydrogen derived synthetic fuels operation in hard to abate sectors by 2050

“The line up of speakers was impressive and very informative also for someone who follows the topics every day”

Eva Hennnig, Head of EU Energy Policy, Thüga AG

• Establish a role for hydrogen in long-term international energy strategies
• Eliminate unnecessary regulatory barriers and harmonise policy standards
• Engage internationally and track progress – Hydrogen’s complex supply chains mean governments, companies, communities and civil society need to consult regularly
• Encourage the sharing of good practices and cross border infrastructure
• Stimulate commercial demand for clean hydrogen
• Address investment risks and routes to avoid the valley of death
• Support R&D to bring down costs

• Demonstrate real-world pilots and at scale demonstrations to support the development of policy, business cases, technology, consumer confidence and build supply chain capacity
• Capture the potential of key markets leading the Hydrogen revolution
• Support high quality jobs which will require highly skilled and trained workers, as well as export opportunities for growing international markets
• Understand where and how to leverage the power of low-carbon hydrogen to carve out a position for your company in a fast-growing market

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