Renewable hydrogen: Overcoming challenges and unlocking investment
Join this webinar as our DNV experts share the market needs and challenges of renewable hydrogen and explore factors that make a renewable hydrogen project ready for investment.
When: 23 April 2025, 14:30 - 15:30 (Melbourne Time)
Where: Online (GoToWebinar)
Renewable hydrogen will play a critical role in the decarbonization of sectors such as heavy industry. It can be processed into other chemicals like green ammonia to reduce greenhouse gas emissions involved in fertilizer production or be used as a marine fuel. Renewable hydrogen can also be processed into green methanol, upgraded into advanced biofuels and can also be used to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and chemical feedstock for green metals, therefore driving substantial greenhouse gas emissions savings.
To realise the important potential of renewable hydrogen in reducing carbon emissions across industries, we need to overcome technical challenges.
Large-scale hydrogen projects face safety risks and issues relating to scaling up technology, which escalates cost of investment. Though daunting, these challenges can be overcome through research and testing of infrastructure solutions, assuredly safe designs of equipment and facilities, and robust adherence to sustainability and ESG standards, to differentiate your projects from others.
Agenda
- The role of renewable hydrogen in decarbonization in the long term: what are the market needs?
- The key challenges of scaling up hydrogen safely: more than just costs
- Delving deeper: what makes a project ready for an investment decision
Moderator and speakers
- Dr Thomas Koller, Regional Hydrogen and CCUS Segment Lead, APAC, Energy Systems, DNV
- Natasha Witto, Energy Markets and Strategy Consultant, Energy Systems, DNV
- Scott Trevean, Hydrogen and CCUS Team Lead, Australia and New Zealand, Energy Systems, DNV
- Danillo Marques, Hydrogen/Low Carbon Fuels & CCUS Group Lead, South East Asia, Japan, Korea and Taiwan, Energy Systems, DNV.