The event brings together experts and stakeholders from both Luxembourg and Australia to explore the latest developments and opportunities in the Hydrogen sector. Key topics include innovative hydrogen projects, financing pathways to net zero, and supportive policies from both regions.
* * * Talks * * *
🔹 Bradley Ladewig, Faculty Vice Dean at the Université du Luxembourg and Coordinator of the LuxHyVal project, will talk about Exploiting Synergies to drive forward Investment in H2 Valleys;
🔹 Muhammad Haider Ali Khan, Ph.D., Post-doctoral Researcher in the Techno-economic Analysis of Power to X Value Chains at the UNSW, will give the Overview on the Australian H2 Market;
🔹 Rory Holmes, Hydrogen Development Manager at Stanwell Corporation Limited, will share their approach on Driving Queensland’s Renewable H2 Opportunity;
🔹 Maryam Baniasadi, Decarbonization Analyst for Green Iron and Steel at Paul Wurth, SMS group, will discuss H2 Role in Green Steel through Technologies from SMS Group;
🔹 Charles Cardi, CEO of Green Navy, manufacturers of the first H2-powered catamaran, will introduce Green Navy’s approach;
🔹 [A speaker and a topic to be announced later], J.P. Morgan
🔹 Oana Langa, Policy Officer at European Commission, Directorate General for Energy, will discuss The case for Renewable H2 Imports under the European Hydrogen Bank.
* * * Roundtable discussion on Hydrogen Policies and Initiatives * * *
🔸 Australian Federal H2 Policy – presented by David Brightling, Deputy Ambassador Australian Embassy Brussels;
🔸 Luxembourg H2 Initiatives – Pit Losch, PhD, Attache for the Ministry of Economy Derectorate for Renewable Energy;
🔸 Queensland H2 Initiatives – Ross Buchanan, Agent General Trade and Investment Queensland;
🔸 Western Australia H2 Initiatives – David Burrows, Senior Trade and Investment manager Western Australia;
🔸 South Australian H2 Initiatives – by Henry Lawton, Investment Director South Australian Government and
🔸 New South Wales H2 Initiatives – Muhammad Haider Ali Khan, Ph.D., Post-doctoral Researcher at the UNSW.