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Hydrogen Conference

United Kingdom, London - November 6-7, 2024
Hydrogen Conference Join us on 6-7 November 2024 for the third edition of Wood Mackenzie's Hydrogen Conference to explore the key drivers and challenges of deploying low-carbon hydrogen.

Key conference themes for 2024 include:

  • Exploring the long-term outlook for hydrogen
  • Financing and cost pressures of project development: After a tough year for clean energy investment and development, will the next year be better?
  • Developing supporting infrastructure to enable low-carbon hydrogen to scale up
  • Understanding the carbon intensity of the hydrogen rainbow: Is full value-chain carbon intensity trumping the colour of hydrogen?
  • The role of policy and regulatory design in enabling the deployment of low-carbon hydrogen
  • The growing importance of electrolyser technology and procurement
  • Fuelling the future: developments in synthetic fuels (e-fuels) for transportation
  • Insights and challenges into adopting the hydrogen economy: the offtakers' perspective
Date(s)
November 6-7, 2024
Venue
City of London
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