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The European energy sector it at a pivotal time, and energy security is at its highest priority while trying to decarbonise and achieve the climate change targets for 2035 and 2050.

The 4th Europe CCUS & Hydrogen Decarbonisation Summit will be assessing the challenges and highlighting the opportunities available within the energy transition sector. Most projects are the 1st of their kind, assessing and analysing the lessons learnt from these are key for new project developers. Other topics to be discussed are bankability of projects, cross border collaboration, how to create a circular economy within the CCUS Sector. Additionally, the summit will review the European grid infrastructure and discuss the developments of hydrogen industrial fuel switching. We will also discuss how the European ports will play a critical role for exportation and importation in relation to energy transition.

The 4^th Europe CCUS & Hydrogen Decarbonisation Summit will focus on the implementation of CCS & CCUS within industrial operations and how hydrogen can decarbonise industry and transport. The summit will bring together 350+ government officials, regulators, key industry stakeholders, leading academia, and service companies. This will be accompanied alongside a side exhibition of 20+ exhibitors showcasing innovative CCS, CCU and hydrogen technologies and services.

Sessions One and Two

Globally the Paris Climate Change Initiative targets for 2025 have not been achieved. It’s now imperative that urgent action and progress is taken. Within this session we will review projects that have recently progressed through FID (Final Investment Decision). The government and industry collaboration to excel energy transition and low carbon projects.

Schedule:

9:20
Welcome Address: Callum Flynn, Chief Executive, Chameleon Energy Consultants
9:25
Chair`s Opening Address: Erik Nijveld, Co-Founder & CEO, TechnologyCatalogue.com
9:30
Jonas Helseth, Executive Director, Bellona Europa

"Scaling Net Zero: Bellona’s Roadmap for 2024–2029", and we will outline what we see as priorities for the next years to get the EU on track to scale to net-zero"
9:50
Enrique Cornejo, Head of Energy Policy at Offshore Energies UK
10:10
Stefano Miriello, EU Deputy Director, Carbon Capture Storage Association
10:30
Satyajit Alawattegama, Director Business Development, Aker Solutions
10:50
Q&A
11:00
Coffee & Networking Break

With Pre-FEED and FEED studies now accomplished it’s now time to address the new commercial challenges and how project developers, asset owners, investors and the supply chain need to collaborate. Within this session we will discuss the operational challenges, looking at lessons learnt from other sectors to ensure the EU can maximise the opportunity it has to decarbonise the industrial sectors via CCUS & hydrogen.

Schedule:

11:45
Aline Ingram, Senior Consultant - Hydrogen, Ammonia & Methanol, POTEN & PARTNERS

"Bridging the gap: Accelerating FID approvals through strategic offtaker partnerships and policy synergies in European hydrogen projects"
12:05
Energy Transition Acceleration Panel Discussion

Aline Ingram, Senior Consultant - Hydrogen, Ammonia & Methanol, POTEN & PARTNERS

Camilla Montemurro, Policy Advisor, Eurogas

Grzegorz Jozwiak, Director, Hydrogen Technologies and Synthetic Fuels Department, Orlen

Robert Nijssen, Senior Business Development Manager, Air Liquide Northern Europe Cluster
12:40
Energy Transition Final Investment Decision Panel Discussion

Caroline Rossi, Head of Business Development & Orchestration, ENI

Neil Golding, Director, Market Intelligence at EIC - Energy Industries Council

Pawel Gladysz, President of the Board at CCUS Poland

Steve Martin, Business Development Manager, 2JCP
13:10
Lunch & Networking Break

Sessions Three and Four

Within this session we will discuss the “U” (utilisation) of CCUS. The hard to abate sectors cement, glass, paper & pulp, and steel have a different challenge than other industries. The C02 utilisation process is crucial for their chemical feedstock to ensure they can create a commercial low carbon circular economy.

Schedule:

14:10
Chair`s Opening Address: Erik Nijveld, Co-Founder & CEO, TechnologyCatalogue.com
14:15
Tudy Bernier, Policy Director, CO2 Value Europe

"CCU in EU regulations: precedents, challenges, way forward"

- Short introduction of CO2 Value Europe, definition of CCU, EU definitions around renewable/low carbon power and around CO2 sources, why CCU is needed to reach EU climate targets
- CCU fuels: EU rules incentivising uptake of e-kerosene, e-methanol, e-methane in different industrial sectors (aviation, shipping, heavy industry…) ; but also complexity and high costs from EU framework
- CO2 mineralisation: clear ETS rules in place, ongoing carbon removals rules being adopted ; need for further EU action around certification
- CCU chemicals: many good intentions & declarations, little actual legal provisions to push for CO2-based chemicals
- What’s next: ongoing revisions (ETS, CBAM) & new initiatives (Industrial Accelerator Act, Circular Economy Act, CO2 transport…) will need to be much more hands-on to create real momentum to invest in fossil-free solutions like CCU
14:35
Mr. Toshihiro Fukuda, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
14:55
CCUS Circular Economy Panel Discussion

Moderator: Samuel Bordeleau, Partner - E&I, Linklaters LLP

Andrew R Barron, CEO, MiDAS Green Innovations

Sajith Mohideen, Group Head of Sustainability Policy & Implementation, Holcim

Lars Hummel, Head of EU Affairs, E-Fuel Alliance

Tudy Bernier, Policy Director, CO2 Value Europe

Mr Shibu John,
Regional Director - Business Development, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
15:30
Coffee & Networking Break

This session will review how Europe will need to evaluate and assess its pipeline and port infrastructure, offshore assets will need to be repurposed for CCS storage and transportation.

Schedule:

15:50
Paolo Testini, Snam Ravenna CCS Project Update
16:10
Fiona Auty, Head of Energy Transition, RWE

"No infra without structure"

RWE’s Growing Green strategy is underpinned by two strongly held beliefs. Firstly: decarbonisation is the future of power generation. And secondly, a power company delivers more than power: it delivers security of supply. RWE does so through a diversified portfolio of assets. It delivers power from wind, solar and hydro when it can; and electricity generated in flexible power stations when it must. That means that power generation in large-scale power plants, which are operated by RWE Generation, continues to be a core piece in the company’s strategy.

Committed to net-zero operations by 2040, RWE Generation looks to decarbonise its power plant portfolio in its core markets (Germany, the Netherlands and the UK). The Energy Transition team, which is led by Fiona Auty, develops these decarbonisation projects. In her presentation, Fiona will introduce the RWE Generation portfolio and the current status of the decarbonisation projects, which includes BECCUS, CCS and hydrogen conversion projects. She will outline which choices have been made - and why – and discuss both the opportunities and the challenges.

Closer collaboration between government, policy makers, providers of technology and essential services, and project developers is the central theme of the presentation. Fiona will share what RWE believes is needed to achieve a shared goal: the transition to an energy system that provides a secure supply of decarbonised electricity.
16:30
Alexander Vink, Commercial Director CCS, Gasunie New Energy

"Building an integrated cross-border CO2-network"

Gasunie is taking decisive steps to accelerate the energy transition, with CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) as a top priority. Projects like Porthos, Aramis, and the Delta Rhine Corridor are progressing, demonstrating the Netherlands' leadership in building a connected CO₂ infrastructure. By leveraging its expertise in gas transport, Gasunie aims to support industry decarbonization, safeguard economic prosperity, and contribute to a sustainable energy future for Europe. Coordinated development across the CCS value chain is essential to ensure affordability, efficiency, and long-term impact. We need the EU to match that ambition if we want to jointly thrive the energy transition and meet climate goals.
16:50
Q&A
17:00
End of Conference

Sessions One and Two

This session will review the development of hydrogen production projects across Europe over the next 12-18 months. The session will also address industrial hydrogen off taker or MoU agreements to ensure of FID approval.

Schedule:

9:20
Welcome Address: Callum Flynn, Chief Executive, Chameleon Energy Consultants
9:25
Chairs Opening Address. Martyn Link, Director, Link Advisory
9:30
Dominika Niewierska, Director, Orlen

"ORLEN Group hydrogen flagship Projects - from Conception to Commercialisation”.

H2 Projects with lessons learned and practices, that are useful to make the project feasible.
9:50
Rene Peters, Business Director Gas Technology, TNO

René van der Meer, Business Development, Hydrogen of Dutch Origin (H2DO)

Douwe van Leverink, Director of Development, EBN
10:20
Rystad Case Study
10:40
David Eccles, Director, Hydrogen South West
11:00
Q&A
11:10
Coffee and Networking break

This session will review the challenges associated to hydrogen storage, pipeline repurposing, hydrogen blending into the current national grid. Other subjects to be discussed will be hydrogen metering and hydrogen and how digitalisation can play a key part in grid energy efficiency.

Schedule:

11:50
Tim Hamers, Secretary General, ERGaR

"Updates on Hydrogen Certification"
Certification is essential to proof hydrogen is renewable. During this presentation the EU hydrogen certification will be introduced and the latest developments explained.
12:10
Jan Caldeira Riechers, Business Development Hydrogen, GASCADE

"AquaVentus - AquaDuctus Case Study"
12:20
Case Study
12:40
Q&A
12:50
Lunch & Networking Break

Session Three

With many ports across the UK now enabling energy transition, this session will review the opportunities for the UK to export or import ammonia, liquified hydrogen or methanol as a hydrogen carrier. The session will also review what infrastructure is needed and what challenges need to be addressed to support CCS.

Schedule:

13:50
Chairs Opening Address: Martyn Link, Director, Link Advisory
13:55
Sarah Arntz, Business Manager CCUS, Port of Rotterdam

"Balancing Now and the Future: a CCS Masterplan for Rotterdam as linking pin in a European CCS Network."
14:15
Exportation and importation challenges and opportunities for EU ports.

Andreas Bullwinkel, Director, Port of Wilhelmshaven

Philippe Putman, Senior Policy Advisor Energy, Industry and Decarbonisation, European Sea Ports Organisation - ESPO

Sarah Arntz, Business Manager CCUS, New Business & Portfolio, Port of Rotterdam
14:45
End of conference

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