THE GERMAN MARKET AS A DRIVER FOR EXPORTS
13.15 – 14.00
Background
All eyes are on Germany. Many European countries are preparing and deploying hydrogen strategies to establish a supply to meet the extensive demand for green hydrogen. Germany is the key enabler for bridging supply and demand, as the biggest offtaker in Europe. This poses an immense export potential for Denmark. Energy intensive industries such as chemical, metal and heavy transports need vast amounts of green fuels. Denmark is well positioned to become a green powerhouse, supplying the German industries with green molecules. What is the market outlook, where are the biggest potentials, can we activate the whole value chain, and how do we benefit from the potentials?
Join this workshop to get an overview – discuss the potential and how to get there.
- Programme
Brief welcome by the moderator - German hydrogen outlook, Stig Aagaard, Senior Advisor Energy, Danish Embassy Berlin
- Value adding with hydrogen, Søren Kruse Christiansen, Commercial Manager Hydrogen, RWE
- Adapting to a changing market, Ulrik Torp Svendsen, Director PTX Development, Everfuel
- Plenary discussion
Moderator
Michael Madsen, Head of P2X and Exports, Green Power Denmark
