As the Global Green Hydrogen Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of approximately 15.7% during the period 2024-30, the World Future Energy Summit will once again highlight Green Hydrogen at this year’s edition.
Uncover the latest developments through leading exhibitors, explore the newest technology and hear form some of the world’s most insightful speakers across three days of discovery, innovation and networking
Don't miss the opportunity to meet with international and local suppliers and specialists including:
The Green Hydrogen Innovation Hub in Hall 2 will present a range of current and future solutions around the green hydrogen sector, as it plays an increasing role in the global energy transition. The hub will bring together start-ups and SME's across the entire value chain, while providing influential decision makers and buyers the chance to source for upcoming and current projects
Join the global conversation at the second edition of the Green Hydrogen Summit hosted by Masdar, under the theme Building the Hydrogen Economy: From Dialogue to Reality.
Leaders in green hydrogen, finance and government from the EU, US and Asia will gather to discuss national strategies, international trade, end-use applications, project finance and regional case studies.
Take part in crucial discussions around hydrogen's crucial role in meeting climate targets, network with pioneering figures in the green hydrogen sector and gain insights into the fast-evolving world of green hydrogen.
Event date: 16th April
How do countries build large-scale, long-term hydrogen sectors that are attractive to investors, governments and off takers alike? This is a key challenge faced by governments because such schemes require long-term financing with a business case to back them.
Alejandro Longueira, Principal, Energy & Natural Resources, Oliver Wyman
Sergio Lopez Perez, Energy Transition and Markets Section Head, Abu Dhabi Department of Energy
Daniel Schwappach, Head of Sustainable Energy Systems, Middle East & Africa, Siemens Energy
Abhay Bhargava, Associate Partner and Regional Practice Leader - MEASA Energy & Environment Practice, Frost & Sullivan
Yassir Ghiyati, Managing Director, EMEA, Topsoe
The bottleneck for scaling local green hydrogen manufacturing is the electrolyser. This panel will discuss how to accelerate and scale production so that it meets demand, and what research & development is underway to increase capacities and efficiencies.
Joumana Hosri, CEO Middle East, Sacotel Znshine
Naji Masri, Director of Business Development & Sustainability, BASF
Daniel Schwappach, Head of Sustainable Energy Systems, Middle East & Africa, Siemens Energy
Alan Zhao, Director – Hydrogen, Fuel Cell & ePowerTrain, Africa and Middle East Region, Cummins
The bottleneck for scaling local green hydrogen manufacturing is the electrolyser. This panel will discuss how to accelerate and scale production so that it meets demand, and what research & development is underway to increase capacities and efficiencies.
Yasin Kasirga, Decarbonisation Leader - Middle East & Africa, GE Vernova
