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Following the previous event at COP26, the 3rd Hydrogen Transition Summit takes place in London, in hybrid format, November 2022. The summit harnesses the UK’s continued COP26 Presidency, offering regulators, decision-makers, and investors a complete perspective on global deployment, investment momentum and how cost, technology, and infrastructure barriers may be overcome to make hydrogen solutions competitive.
The in-person nature of the summit offers unparalleled networking opportunities, while our digital platform enables participants to connect and view sessions on demand. This ensures a wide reaching, flexible summit which will drive momentum through collaboration between an expected global audience of 3,000 senior stakeholders.
Continuing to build progress from COP26: Connecting and engaging hydrogen leaders, investors and policymakers from across the world in an in-person and online format to unify a global hydrogen value chain.
The Hydrogen Transition Summit 2022 will tackle the crucial topics facing our community through panel debates, keynotes and fireside chats.
How can governments and the private sector take action on hydrogen commitments made at COP26, and what progress has been made?
What role will hydrogen play in the global transition to green energy?
The difficulties and possibilities surrounding mass production and transport of Hydrogen
What public and commercial investments are required to facilitate infrastructure and connect the hydrogen value chain?
“The sessions were prepared with outstanding professionalism and sensitivity on the selection of speakers, whose different backgrounds and expertise matched in full harmony”
“Climate Action’s Hydrogen Transition Summit 2021 has been a great opportunity for Hyundai to share its vision for a sustainable future in which hydrogen economy is a reality.”
“The discussion on what policies or regulatory framework is necessary for investors or industry to be able to scale up the hydrogen technology was insightful and of utmost importance”
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