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Initially seen as a universal solution for the energy transition, hydrogen's role is now viewed more realistically. It is expected to be crucial in decarbonising hard-to-abate sectors like heavy industry and long-haul transport. However, widespread adoption faces challenges, including inflation, volatile energy markets, and geopolitical instability. Higher-than-expected renewable electricity costs also hinder green hydrogen production, delaying projects and casting doubt on the industry's ability to scale up and meet 2030 climate targets.
The FT’s Hydrogen Summit gathered business, finance, government and policy leaders for expert-led discussions that provided realistic strategies and actionable solutions for overcoming the challenges hindering the hydrogen industry's growth and ensuring its contribution to the global energy transition.
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Why attend?
Unlock financing tools
and strategies to de-risk hydrogen projects, secure long-term offtake agreements, and accelerate Final Investment Decisions.
Hear from C-Suite leaders
Explore practical solutions, cutting-edge technologies, and the policies and investment trends shaping hydrogen’s future.
Gain a global perspective
Understand regional dynamics and opportunities across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East to inform your next move.
World-leading speakers included:
"A great event. It’s not only good for networking but this is where opinions are formed. This is where the debate is actually happening…. And where the hydrogen industry is really shaping up."
Marco Alverà, CEO, Tree Energy Solutions (TES)
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