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With the rising urgency to move away from fossil fuels, and the potential role of clean hydrogen in this shift ever increasing, several technological and political challenges still lie ahead on the road to decarbonisation. While certain regions and industrial players favour a focus on green, many still see blue hydrogen as the most effective transition in the goal to reach net-zero targets. As the innovation and scope of projects around blue hydrogen and carbon capture and storage (CCS) continues, join us for our second edition of our virtual World Hydrogen Blue, CCS & Pyrolysis conference, where we will assess the market conditions and roadmap for everything blue and turquoise. During the event, we will look to discover:

Technological advantages in the development of CCS technology
The role blue hydrogen will play in transforming the highly successful existing natural gas industry
Policy and regulatory frameworks for the production and export of blue hydrogen
The applications and economics of producing solid carbon through pyrolysis

Speakers

Agenda

Wednesday 22nd February 2023

14.00 - 14.30 CET - Fireside Chat: Developing a Case for Blue Hydrogen in a Net Zero World

This session will open with a short presentation highlighting the current challenges and opportunities within the blue hydrogen value chain.

Exploring the challenges currently present within the blue hydrogen value chain
Analysing market trends and opportunities in the field of low-carbon hydrogen
Debating how the current standards and regulation can be reformed to support the blue hydrogen market

Moderator:

Mikaa Mered, Adjunct Lecturer on Hydrogen Markets, Diplomacy and Geopolitics, Sciences Po / Green Hydrogen Ambassador, International Association for Hydrogen Energy

Speakers:

Professor Nash Dawood, Director of Net Zero Industrial Decarbonisation Centre, Teesside University
Mothusi Pahl, Vice President of Business Development and Government Affairs, Modern Electron

14.30 - 15.10 CET - Panel Discussion: Debating the Use of Carbon Capture Storage in Heavy Industry

Assessing the role CCS will play in decarbonising industry
Exploring the potential of DAC (direct air capture) in lowering heavy carbon emissions
Evaluating the technical feasibility of CCS in relation to storage and/or transporting captured carbon
Discussing the range of uses for captured carbon in wider industry

Moderator:

Abdul’Aziz Aliyu, Technology Analyst, IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme

Speakers:

Ruth Herbert, Chief Executive, Carbon Capture Storage Association
Vilius Šemeta, Director of Technology, ORLEN Lietuva
Neal Gray-Wannell, Manager, Carbon Capture Storage and Removals, World Business Council for Sustainable Development

15.10 - 15.30 CET - Case Studies

This session will feature two case studies followed by a panel discussion.

Case Study 1- Extracting Hydrogen from Plastic: The Sustainable Potential of White Pyrolysis

Speaker:

Elliot Talbott, Chief Executive Officer, FusionOne

Case Study 2 - Bringing Biomass Pyrolysis to the World of Hydrogen Production

Speaker:

Amy McCrae Kessler, President, Facet Power / Advisor, Mavericks Renewables & Net Zero Beyond

15.30 - 16.10 CET - Panel Discussion: Pyrolysis: The Fastest Pathway to Carbon Negativity?

Discussing the role of pyrolysis in decarbonising industrial processes
Examining the business case for further development of pyrolysis technologies
Determining the most appropriate approach for policymakers to adopt pyrolysis in wider decarbonisation strategies

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