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The Australian Hydrogen Council, in partnership with Informa Australia, are delighted to hold the Australian Hydrogen Conference on the 16-17 November 2020 at the Rydges Melbourne. This event will explore the latest hydrogen energy developments in Australia, along with our international export opportunities.
Australia is set to become a world leader in hydrogen production and exports thanks the release of the National Hydrogen Strategy, which includes a $370 million funding package from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) and Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) to grow an innovative, safe and competitive hydrogen industry in Australia.
his industry conference – which has the full support of the Australian Hydrogen Council – has been perfectly timed to discuss the outcomes of the National Hydrogen Strategy. Join us to listen to key stakeholders from across the private and public sectors discuss the latest developments and initiatives in the hydrogen sector. This event will be THE key meeting place for Australia’s emerging hydrogen industry.
5 reasons why you must attend this national summit on Australia’s hydrogen future:
- Hear from Australia’s leading hydrogen project developers on their latest plans -all under the one roof
- Gain an insight into the investment opportunities that this exciting new industry has to offer
- Take away a comprehensive review on what each of Australia’s States and Territories are doing to advance the hydrogen sector in their jurisdiction
- Meet and connect with the who’s who of the hydrogen supply chain – from government agencies, technology suppliers, commercial developers and many more
- Get on board the ground floor of this exciting new export industry that will see Australia “shipping sunshine” to Asia’s booming markets
In light of the ongoing situation with COVID-19, this year’s Australian Hydrogen Conference will be delivered as a Hybrid event: with both physical face-to-face attendance, and virtual attendance with interactive features, making this event accessible for attendees from across Australia and the globe. We are adding additional measures to ensure the safety of our speakers and delegates on site, and we are continually reviewing government recommendations as they appear and will make any adjustments necessary.
Despite the current uncertainty, the hydrogen industry is moving forward at a rapid pace. By scheduling the Australian Hydrogen Conference in November, the event is perfectly timed to bring national and international key stakeholders both in person and virtually to discuss the latest developments and initiatives in the hydrogen sector.
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speakers
The Hon. Angus Taylor MP
Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction, Federal Government
The Hon. Lily D’Ambrosio MP
Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change, Victorian Government
The Hon. Dan van Holst Pellekaan MP
Minister for Energy and Mining, South Australian Government
The Hon. Guy Barnett MP
Minister for Primary Industries and Water, Energy, Veteran's Affairs, Tasmanian Government
Dr Alan Finkel AO
Chief Scientist, Australian Government
Dr Fiona Simon
Chief Executive Officer, Australian Hydrogen Council
Jason Crusan
Vice President Technology, Woodside
James Hetherington
Director, National Hydrogen Strategy team, Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources
Rupert Maloney
Head of Hydrogen Investment, Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC)
Matt Walden
Director | Business Development & Transactions, Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)
Richard Day
Director Low Carbon Industry Development, Clean Energy Transition Division, SA Department for Energy and Mining
Jeremy Stone
Non-Executive Director, J-Power
Professor Ian Mackinnon
Institute for Future Environments, Queensland University of Technology
Miranda Taylor
Chief Executive Officer, National Energy Resources Australia (NERA)
Nicolas Pocard
Director Marketing, Ballard Power
Mike Davis
Network Innovation Manager, Jemena
Russell James
General Manager, Business Development West, ATCO
Kristin Raman
Head of Strategy and Innovation, Australian Gas Infrastructure Group
Dr Justine Lacey
Director, Responsible Innovation Future Science Platform, CSIRO
Terry Kallis
Executive Chairman, Hydrogen Renewables Australia
Andrew Dickson
Project Manager - Asian Renewable Energy Hub, CWP Renewables
Emelia Addo-Appiah
Stakeholder Engagement Manager, Standards Australia
Michael Dolan
Hydrogen Innovation & Development Lead, Fortescue Metals Group
Geoff Ward
Chief Executive Officer, Hazer Group
Cranston Polson
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, H2H Energy and H2H Advantage
Dr Neil Thompson
Managing Director, ITM Power Australia
Matt MacLeod
Manager - Future Technologies and Mobility, Toyota Motor Corporation Australia
Scott Nargar
Senior Manager, Hyundai Future Mobility & Government Relations, Hyundai Motor Company Australia
Tim Wall
President – Global Manufacturing & Corporate HSE, Incitec Pivot
Rachelle Doyle
Chair of Standards Australia ME-093 Hydrogen Technologies Committee & New Energy Program Manager, Woodside Energy
Professor Peter Klinken AC
Chief Scientist of Western Australia
Dr Patrick Hartley
Leader, CSIRO Hydrogen Industry Mission, CSIRO
Nick Barilo
Director of the Center for Hydrogen Safety, American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Professor Peta Ashworth
Chair in Sustainable Energy Futures, University of Queensland
Dr Dennis Van Puyvelde
Head of Gas, Energy Networks Australia
Stephen Learney
General Manager, Haskel
Gary Bradshaw
Compressor Products Manager, Howden Process Compressors
Johan Backa
Director of Sales, Chemical & Refining SEA, ABB
Vivek Srinivasan
Manager Futures Division, CSIRO
David Grabau
Senior Investment Specialist, Austrade
Yuko Fukuma
Senior Staff Officer, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd
Richard Fechner
Executive General Manager & Global Leader, GHD Advisory
Karan Bagga
Chief Engineer, Green Hydrogen & Chemicals – Engineering and Technology, thyssenkrupp
when & where
16 - 17 Nov 2020
Rydges Melbourne
Rydges Melbourne
186 Exhibition Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
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Still have a question?
Lisa Hedlund
Conference Research Manager
+61 (2) 9080 4058
Lisa.Hedlund@informa.com.au
Megan Rogulski
Sponsorship Manager
+61 (2) 9080 4030
Megan.Rogulski@informa.com.au
