2024 Summit Programme
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Session 1: Mega Projects in APAC Driving Supply & Demand of Hydrogen
Session Keynote: ENEOS’s Hydrogen Business Strategy
Dr Yuichiro Fujiyama, Senior Vice President, CTO, ENEOS Holdings, Inc.
Session 1: Mega Projects in APAC Driving Supply & Demand of Hydrogen
- Current projects in the region leading the development of the hydrogen industry
- Lessons learnt to date from effective policy-project integration
- Hubs and clusters driving hydrogen trade in APAC
- Latest technologies enabling competitive hydrogen projects
- Next steps in creating a complementary hydrogen ecosystem
Session Chair
Session 2: Hydrogen Trade Across APAC & the World
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- The role of hydrogen for energy security in the APAC region
- Advantages and challenges of promoting domestic hydrogen use vs expanding regional trade
- Partnerships creating a hydrogen trade ecosystem in APAC
- Emerging trade corridors and hydrogen transportation networks across APAC and worldwide
- Analysing global demand trends and identifying strategic partnerships within APAC
- Strategies for expanding hydrogen infrastructure across APAC
Panellists
Menno Weustink
Vice President New Energy APACWoodside EnergyDr. Hans Dieter Hermes
Executive Vice President Hydrogen & Clean EnergiesSEFE Securing Energy for Europe GmbHYuji Kobayashi
Senior General Manager, e-methane Business Development Department, Green Transformation CompanyTOKYO GAS CO., LTD.Joel Smouha
Head of HydrogenAustralian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade)Session 3: Breaking Barriers: Decarbonising APAC’s Industrial Sectors
- Case studies of hydrogen applications for steel, cement, plastics, chemicals, fertilisers
- Latest trends in the hydrogen industry and their impact on green iron and steel production
- Leveraging hydrogen applications to decarbonise data centres across the region
- Public-private initiatives driving decarbonisation in challenging sectors across the Asia-Pacific region
- Hydrogen integration into hard-to-abate sector supply chains across production, distribution and use
- Cross-sector partnerships securing long-term demand to drive decarbonisation goals
Panellists
Sam Crafter
Chief Executive OfficerOffice of Hydrogen Power SAGovernment of South AustraliaMatthew Hingerty
Deputy Chairman, Deputy CEO, Head of Business DevelopmentStar Scientific LimitedTaisuke Horimi
Executive Counsellor, Green Transformation DevelopmentNippon Steel CorporationJames Hunt
Vice President, Power Systems and ServicesSchneider ElectricSession 4: Financing the Future of Clean Energy
- Government incentives aimed at promoting clean energy investment: Australia’s Hydrogen Headstart program, Japan’s CfD scheme, U.S. IRA and others
- How does the new Australian hydrogen production tax incentive compare to other regulatory frameworks in the region?
- Risk management and insurance strategies to enable financing of hydrogen projects
- The roles of debt and equity in funding clean energy initiatives
- Strategies for mitigating risks associated with clean energy investments, including technology risks, regulatory uncertainties, and market volatility
- Forecasts for the future of clean energy financing, including key drivers of growth, potential challenges, and opportunities for innovation
Panellists
Alexandra McIntosh
Director | Business Development & TransactionsAustralian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)Kohei Toyoda
Director General for Energy Transformation Strategy, Energy and Natural Resources Finance GroupJapan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC)Rupert Maloney
Executive Director, Alternative FuelsClean Energy Finance CorporationTim Stock
Director Hydrogen and Clean EnergyDepartment of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, NSW GovernmentGovernment of New South WalesSession 5: Optimising Hydrogen Infrastructure to Enable the Emerging Industry
- Strategies to streamline hydrogen transportation and distribution to enable off-take
- Case studies on innovative hydrogen storage in the region
- Enabling large-scale hydrogen storage to improve energy system resilience
- Hydrogen hubs and supply chain integration across APAC: The role of industrial clusters and Ports in developing sustainable hydrogen ecosystems
- Government incentives and regulations across APAC enabling the buildup and repurpose of hydrogen infrastructure
- Import/export terminal developments across APAC
Session Chair
Session 6: Advancing Low-Carbon Hydrogen Production & Carbon Capture Solutions
- Updates on the latest advancements in low-carbon hydrogen production technologies and carbon capture solutions
- Policies, regulations, and incentives driving deployment of low-carbon hydrogen and CCS technologies
- CCUS as a key enabler of hydrogen demand and infrastructure development to meet current targets
- Challenges and barriers hindering the widespread adoption and deployment of low-carbon hydrogen and carbon capture solutions
- Country perspectives highlighting best practices, lessons learned, and opportunities for international collaboration
Panellists
David Kagi
Hydrogen Commercial Manager for Asia PacificChevron New EnergiesTim Murray
Head of Commercial – Australia and New ZealandTechnip EnergiesAshley Manners
Global Leader - Growth & Energy TransitionVeolia - Water Technologies & SolutionsDamian Dwyer
Director of External AffairsLow Emission Technology Australia (LETA)Session 7: Renewable Hydrogen Production
- Current projects spearheading hydrogen production in APAC from wind, solar and hydroelectric
- International collaboration and public-private partnerships expediting the advancement of the clean hydrogen revolution
- Analysing the diverse range of applications for clean hydrogen across industries, including transportation, manufacturing, energy storage and grid stabilisation
- Will Australia’s hydrogen production tax incentive of AU$2/kg produced using renewable energy be a gamechanger?
- Challenges and opportunities to scale up production
Panellists
Katie Cook
Director, Energy Transition Strategies, Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and InnovationGovernment of Western AustraliaDr Jeffrey Goldmeer
Director of Energy Transition Technologies GE VernovaSamuel Morillon
Managing Director of AustralasiaSiemens EnergyJohn Gunn
Global Manager of Operations – Energy TransitionBechtelSpotlight: Electrolyser Developments Transforming the Hydrogen Landscape
- Electrolyser giga factories making net zero targets a reality
- Electrolyser integration into existing demand centres
- Cost competitiveness of electrolysers in APAC and World-wide
Session 8: Beyond Hydrogen: Advanced Energy Carriers to Facilitate Storage & Transport of Molecules
- Hydrogen carriers for world-wide trade: ammonia, methanol, LOHCs and liquid hydrogen and their potential applications in sustainable transport and storage
- Efficiency, scalability and practicality of different energy carriers for various transportation modes
- Market opportunities and challenges for adopting advanced energy carriers, including cost, competitiveness, regulatory frameworks and public acceptance
- Addressing safety concerns and environmental impacts associated with the transportation and use of alternative energy carriers, and identifying strategies to mitigate risks and ensure sustainability
Session Chair
Session 9: Advancing Hydrogen Mobility on Sea, Land & Air: Market Growth in the Asia-Pacific Region
- Latest projects utilising hydrogen and derivatives as a fuel in shipping, long-haul trucking and aviation
- Analysing the current state and future outlook of the hydrogen mobility market in the region
- Harnessing opportunities for Hydrogen Fuel Cells and Hydrogen ICE
- Strategies for scaling up hydrogen refuelling stations and infrastructure to support the growth of hydrogen mobility for trucks, buses and trains
- Sea ports and airports as enablers of hydrogen mobility
- Identifying challenges to enable wider adoption of hydrogen mobility solutions in the region
Session Chair
Spotlight: Navigating Global Markets: Standardisation, Regulations and Certification
- Latest standards on hydrogen production, storage, transport, measurement and use
- Are regulations keeping up with the standards and certification schemes worldwide?
- Public, private, independent certification schemes and methodologies – what are the issues with harmonisation?
- Certification procedures and requirements for hydrogen and best practices for achieving compliance
- International leadership driving mutual recognition and consistent regulatory frameworks
Session Chair
Panellists
Rebecca Thomson
Director, Guarantee of Origin and TradeDepartment of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, Australian GovernmentDavid H. C. Bolsman
Senior Advisor Hydrogen PolicyNetherlands Enterprice Agency, a unit of the Dutch Ministry of Economic AffairsSusana Moreira
Executive Director, Co-chairH2Global FoundationSession 10: Charting the Future: Collaborative Pathways for APAC’s Hydrogen Leadership
- Hydrogen industry’s expected trajectory over the next 5-10 years: Growth areas, technological advancements and market opportunities
- Identifying the critical steps and initiatives required to realise the mid to long-term goals of the hydrogen industry
- Leveraging insights gained to bring hydrogen projects to FID
- Skills development and capacity building initiatives to support the growth of the hydrogen industry
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