We spoke to legendary hydrogen trainer, Dr John Massey about his upcoming Q1 season of courses on World Hydrogen Leaders. Dr John has trained more people in hydrogen than anyone else and is a specialist in his clear explanations of the technology and the intersection with policy, economics and the development of new projects. He importantly retains an unbiased and technology agnostic approach to the role of clean molecules versus other solutions such as namely electrons.

Mikaa Blugeon-Mered of Sciences Po spoke to World Hydrogen Leaders media partner, Johann Wiebe, Founder and Executive Director of Hydrogen Standard, at World Hydrogen Congress, part of World Hydrogen Week 2023.

We recently spoke to Charley Rattan, a long time hydrogen and energy transition expert about his views on the gathering momentum around hydrogen derivatives such as ammonia. Charley will be delivering a course on World Hydrogen Leaders on 6-7 February 2024 on Ammonia, Hydrogen and the Energy Transition.

We spoke to WHL Course Leader Oghosa Erhahon in advance of her Sustainability and Export Criteria for Hydrogen course which will be held on the 29 Jan 2024. She spoke about the recent convergence of regulations and noticeable impact of CBAM on countries looking to export into the EU and now the UK.

A quick snapshot of World Hydrogen Week 2023, that took place on 9-13 October 2023 in Rotterdam.

Next year we relocate to Copenhagen, Denmark from 30th September to 4th October 2024.

We spoke to WHL Course Leader Dr. Canan Acar in advance of her Sustainable Hydrogen course which will be held on the 15 Jan 2024.

In Jan 2024 we spoke to World Hydrogen Leaders Expert Trainer Tim Podesta on how to effectively project manage hydrogen projects and what engineering challenges need to be overcome to effectively marry offshore wind with clean hydrogen.

Thierry Lepercq, Chief Executive Officer, Soladvent talks at World Hydrogen Leaders France in Jan 2021

An excellent presentation by Christian Pho Duc, Managing Director - H2 Projects, Smartenergy

Thought Leadership at a WHL Conference

Eva Hennig, Head of Policy, Thuga

Decarbonisation of the Portuguese Gas Grid

Frans Timmermans Hydrogen Statement prepared for World Hydrogen Congress 2020

Dr John Massey explains in a WHL course the current and potential future sources of demand for clean hydrogen

Dr John Massey explains LOCH in one of the World Hydrogen Leaders training courses

Matt Kean, Minister for Energy & Environment, Government of New South Wales details their desire to welcome both renewables and green hydrogen production facilities to the State.

Stephen Gauld, CEO, Infinite Blue Energy, Australia talks about their project pipeline

The background to the World Hydrogen Congress 2020