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The Netherlands published its hydrogen strategy in the form of the “Government’s vision on hydrogen” letter in March 2020. The nation anticipates using its “unique position” to develop a strong standing in the Hydrogen market. With an international outlook on Hydrogen, the country is well on its way to building Europe’s first hydrogen valley in the North with one of Europe’s largest green hydrogen projects already under development in Groningen. It plans on using the extensive gas network already in place and geographical location to capitalise on the molecule.

Watch the recordings to discover what strategies are being put in place for blending, debate the region’s biggest challenges and opportunities and uncover the plans for ports such as Rotterdam at this insightful conference. Dive deep into case studies, debating future regulatory standards and consider what the future will bring.

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Meet the Experts

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René Schutte

Program Manager Hydrogen

Gasunie

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Roland van Uffelen

Process Specialist

TechnipFMC

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Nienke Homan

Regional Minister

Northern Groningen

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Robert van Tuinen

Director Strategy & Development

Groningen Seaports NV

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Marise Westbroek

Associate

Aurora Energy Research

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Bert van der Toorn

Managing Director Energy Sector - Global Lead Hydrogen

ING Bank

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Werna Udding

Project Lead of NortH2

Gasunie

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Alan Croes

Head of System Outlook


TenneT

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Hans Brasker

Managing Director

TechnipFMC

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Lennart van der Burg

Hydrogen Expert



TNO

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Peter van Ees

Banker Renewable Energy

ABN AMRO Bank

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Françoise van den Brink

Senior Consultant


NEN

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Jörg Gigler

Managing Director

Topsector Energie

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Ad van Wijk

Professor Future Energy Systems

Technical University of Delft

Afkenel SchipstraSenior Vice President of Business DevelopmentENGIE

Afkenel Schipstra

Senior Vice President of Business Development

ENGIE


Agenda

View the event recordings & presentations to see the below panels and presentations.


10.10 CET

An overview of the hydrogen market in the Netherlands


10.30 CET

Q&A

Jörg Gigler, Managing Director, Topsector Energie


10.45 CET

Panel discussion: Decarbonising industry vs. decarbonising the mobility sector

  • Debating where hydrogen development should be focused in The Netherlands

  • Investigating available subsidies and the impact this has for production

  • Considering the by-products for hydrogen

  • Evaluating standardization, safety and regulation and the impact this has on both sectors

Moderator:
Jörg Gigler,
Managing Director, Topsector Energie

Robert van Tuinen, Director Strategy & Development, Groningen Seaports NV
Françoise van den Brink
, Senior Consultant, NEN
Afkenel Schipstra,
Senior Vice President of Business Development, ENGIE


11.40 CET

Standalone presentation

Technologies to decarbonize hydrogen production

  • The challenges of the energy transition require addressing short and long-term solutions for production of low-carbon energy sources including carbon capture, handling and utilization; as well as addressing the needs for generation, storage and utilization of future energy sources.

  • Cost-effective deeply decarbonized blue hydrogen production is available today at desired scale for both new plants and retrofits.

  • Innovative and tailored hydrogen technology provides opportunities to drive down the cost of production and reduce environmental impact to address the market needs.

Hans Brasker, Managing Director, TechnipFMC
Roland van Uffelen,
Process Specialist, TechnipFMC


12.15 CET

HySpeedInnovation initiative: How to accelerate the green hydrogen development within Europe

  • An insight into how the High tech industry in the Netherlands can contribute to the transition]

  • Exploring why North-West Europe is facing the biggest challenges and green hydrogen is the answer

Lennart van der Burg, Hydrogen Expert, TNO


12.40 CET - Lunch


13.10 CET

Case study: Hydrogen’s upside for the renewables business case

Marise Westbroek, Associate, Aurora Research


13.25 CET

Case study: Sines

Peter van Ees, Banker Renewable Energy, ABN AMRO Bank


13.40 CET

Case Study: NortH2 Project

Werna Udding, Project Lead of NortH2, Gasunie


13.55 CET

Case study Q&A


14.25 CET

Panel discussion: The future of hydrogen in The Netherlands

  • Deliberating the optimum hydrogen strategy for The Netherlands

  • Analysing the current infrastructure network and how this is being adapted

  • Debating the investment in hydrogen vs. renewable energy

  • Evaluating the importance of international corporation – what relationships have already been formed and where should they continue to develop

Moderator:
Françoise van den Brink
, Senior Consultant, NEN

Bert van der Toorn, Global Lead/Mid Downstream Oil & Gas, Biofuels & Hydrogen, ING Bank
Ad van Wijk,
Professor Future Energy Systems, Technical University of Delft
Alan Croes
, Head of System Outlook, TenneT
René Schutte,
Program Manager Hydrogen, Gasunie
Nienke Homan,
Regional Minister, Northern Groningen


15.25 CET

Networking Roundtables


16.00 CET

End of conference


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