Hydrogen’s role in the energy transition
The Budapest Hydrogen Summit aims to bring together top industry stakeholders and policymakers from the CEE region and beyond to discuss the opportunities and challenges of shifting towards hydrogen technology and to find out how this fuel could contribute to a carbon-free future. The goal of the conference is to encourage cross-sector dialogue and knowledge-share to ensure the rapid scale-up and delivery of the hydrogen economy.
The 2nd Budapest Hydrogen Summit will be organised on 10 April 2024 in Hotel Marriott Budapest.
Hydrogen’s role in the energy transition
Key sectors that stimulate hydrogen demand
Market outlook: How soon and how big can the hydrogen market become?
Opportunities in production, storage, transportation, and usage across multiple end markets
Policy considerations
The future of the gas grid
Green hydrogen from biogas
Scaling up hydrogen production: The race of colours, who will be the winner?
Regional outlook
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