Name: World Hydrogen Finance & Investment
Start: 25/08/2021 06:00 AM +00:00
End: 25/08/2021 04:00 PM +00:00

<p>We are a Swiss-based investment company dedicated to renewable energy. We identify, develop and deliver green energy assets. We are a driving force in the ongoing transition of the industry towards green energy being focused on the deployment of solar, wind and green hydrogen projects. We are committed to pursuing the potential of hydrogen and related technology as an ideal complement for utilizing and storing renewable energy.</p>
<p>Smartenergy, founded 2011, is headquartered in Wollerau, Switzerland. Beyond our Team in Wollerau, we rely on our own local subsidiaries in all major markets in Europe. Local knowledge and proximity to industry stakeholders allow us to identify and secure opportunities at an early stage while creating synergies across the entire value chain.</p>

Smartenergy

<ul>
<li>Uncover the strategies needed for enabling the growth of the hydrogen value chain</li>
<li>How much innovation is there currently in Green Hydrogen compared to Blue and other colours?</li>
<li>What existing technologies can be used to provide solutions for decarbonisation, for example, waste to green hydrogen?</li>
<li>Discovering how new emerging technologies will fit within the long-term investment in electrolyser production</li>
</ul>

Sonja Butzengeiger

Kosuke Kobayashi

Dolf Gielen

Franziska Blindow-Prettl

Lionel Rabin

Stella Bücker

Shelley Gibson

Innovation and Start Ups: Investment in Hydrogen Technology  

<ul>
<li>Business case for investing into green hydrogen is not yet there, unless &hellip;</li>
<li>Key success factors for reaching beneficial investment decisions for Green Hydrogen Projects can be summarized in SMART: Having right strategy, right measures, right actions, right risk management and right technologies</li>
<li>Underlying those key success factors are several areas to be tackled where still a lot of effort on all levels is needed. Not impossible, but no-room to rest&hellip;</li>
</ul>

Dr. René Cotting

Green H2 Projects - Reaching Beneficial Investment Decisions

<ul>
<li>What business models are proving successful when it comes to getting green hydrogen projects off the ground?</li>
<li>What can developers do to increase fund raising and channel investment into their green hydrogen projects?</li>
<li>This session will share lessons learned and perspectives from the CEOG project in French Guiana, and the potential for replicability &nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Mathieu Geze

Renewstable Power Plant - Investing in Hydrogen to deliver stable power to the grid 

Virtual Networking Break

<ul>
<li>Uncovering factors that will be crucial for the development of a successful clean hydrogen market</li>
<li>Assessing whether the bankability challenges of green hydrogen are different to other types of project financing</li>
<li>Considering the investment requirements not just for production, but transportation, storage, and other infrastructure</li>
<li>Discussing the specific risk factors around the financing of green hydrogen compared to other renewable energy projects, such as Wind and Solar</li>
<li>Can developers of renewable projects simply add green hydrogen into their portfolios?</li>
</ul>

Ulrike Hinz

André Pina

Xavier Dhubert

Raphael Barreau

Exploring the Bankability of Green Hydrogen 

<ul>
<li>IBE Strategic Growth Plans</li>
<li>Domestic &amp; International Export</li>
<li>Offtake and Challenges</li>
</ul>

Stephen Gauld

Executable Green Hydrogen and a strategic growth path

<ul>
<li>Debating what the public sector can and should do to champion the clean hydrogen market</li>
<li>Outlining the possible stimulation mechanisms to strengthen the production and demand of clean hydrogen</li>
<li>What solutions, incentives and support do public bodies around the world already provide to kickstart the clean hydrogen economy? &nbsp;</li>
<li>Exploring how public and private organisations can work together to develop roadmaps and encourage investment in clean hydrogen in emerging markets &nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Noé Van Hulst

Shiva Dustdar

Elizabeth Minchew

Peter Van Ees

Policy Perspectives on Financing Clean Hydrogen    

<ul>
<li>The different roles that hydrogen can take &ndash; and help replace and decarbonise</li>
<li>The drivers that will allow us to get to that point</li>
<li>The investments required to make these replacements possible</li>
<li>How partnerships between industry and investors are critical</li>
</ul>

Agenda

Speakers19 Speakers

Franziska Blindow-Prettl

Xavier Dhubert

Kosuke Kobayashi

Shiva Dustdar

André Pina

Mathieu Geze

Dolf Gielen

Elizabeth Minchew

Noé Van Hulst

Peter Van Ees

Ulrike Hinz

Stephen Gauld

Raphael Barreau

Stella Bücker

Sonja Butzengeiger

Lionel Rabin

Pierre-Germain Marlier

Dr. René Cotting

Shelley Gibson

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Smartenergy

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Franziska Blindow-Prettl

Xavier Dhubert

Kosuke Kobayashi

Shiva Dustdar

André Pina

Mathieu Geze

Dolf Gielen

Elizabeth Minchew

Noé Van Hulst

Peter Van Ees

Ulrike Hinz

Stephen Gauld

Raphael Barreau

Stella Bücker

Sonja Butzengeiger

Lionel Rabin

Pierre-Germain Marlier

Dr. René Cotting

Shelley Gibson

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Smartenergy

Speakers19 Speakers

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