With COVID-19 disrupting the energy mix globally and the demand for oil and gas plummeting, many
countries have now released their green recovery plan with hydrogen production being at the
forefront. Hydrogen is now labelled as the fuel of the future, with all the super major oil and gas
companies committing to green hydrogen production, ammonia now has a key role to play.
Ammonia’s chemical compound, consisting of NH3 positions itself to be the perfect carrier of
hydrogen fuel supplying hydrogen to different countries that would normally import oil and gas to
meet its energy demands. Ammonia can also be a key component to help decarbonise the maritime
and shipping sectors as an alternative fuel source.
The European Green Ammonia & Hydrogen Decarbonisation Summit will address the latest
developments and opportunities across green ammonia and hydrogen sectors. It will determine
strategies for greater decarbonisation of the energy intensive industries, shipping and maritime
sectors. It will bring together 250+ decarbonisation policy makers, industry and innovators, the two dayamm summit will address approaches for accelerating the rollout of innovative decarbonising
technologies.
