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Hydrogen stands poised as a pivotal force for attaining worldwide net-zero emissions by 2050. Aligned with renewable power, biofuels, and an array of emerging and established technologies, hydrogen will be a key player in decarbonising high-emission sectors such as steel, petrochemicals, fertilisers, heavy-duty mobility, maritime shipping, aviation, and flexible power generation. Projections suggest that by 2050, hydrogen could contribute up to 18 per cent of the annual global emissions reduction.Â
As a versatile energy carrier, the low-carbon hydrogen market is rapidly gaining traction, witnessing a surge in project developments. The establishment of hydrogen demand hubs in critical areas like industrial applications, transportation, energy storage, and power generation, is crucial for fostering the continuous expansion and acceptance of hydrogen as a catalyst for transitioning to a low-carbon energy paradigm.Â
In response to these dynamic trends, the ADIPEC 2024 Hydrogen Strategic Conference will bring together influential leaders from the energy landscape. The programme will serve as a platform to deliberate on hydrogen's role in global economies, delve into the latest technological advancements, discuss short-term and long-term strategies, and outline the necessary actions to scale the hydrogen economies of the future. Providing strategic, technical, and operational insights, the conference will play a vital role in shaping and expediting the ongoing evolution of the hydrogen value chain.Â
The Hydrogen Strategic Conference programme for 2024 is currently in progress and will be available to view soon. To stay up-to-date and be notified when the programme is live please click here.
Hydrogen is going to play a key role in the energy transition and the journey towards net-zero. This year's Hydrogen Strategic conference at ADIPEC will bring together energy industry leaders from around the world to discuss and reinforce strategies towards decarbonisation.
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