Green Hydrogen Business & Investment Models: 2021
- Learn how green hydrogen production is being integrated into wind, solar, and storage projects
- Evaluate the technical and policy risks in the US
- Hear financier and investor perspectives on green hydrogen projects
Position Your Company to Capture Opportunities in This Enormous Revolutionary New Market!
Green hydrogen is one of the largest economic opportunities over the next 30 years. Driven by international actions to combat climate change, it has the potential to revolutionize numerous value chains in the energy industry and across both mobility and manufacturing sectors. With revenues for green hydrogen projected to exceed $200 billion by 2027, diverse opportunities will open up not only for renewable projects for its production, but also to use it as a long-term energy storage technology, to replace fossil fuels for mobility, and to become a major part of manufacturing and process industries.
Major players are moving now to initiate projects and launch new green hydrogen business models:
- Green hydrogen production projects based on with large solar and offshore wind projects
- Gas pipeline owners and operators are incorporating hydrogen in their strategic plans for their systems
- Clean fleet conversions and the development of mobility infrastructure based on hydrogen
- Exploring how to use hydrogen transform their existing operations and value chains
But successfully jumping aboard a fast-moving green hydrogen play will require a thorough grounding in today’s rapidly evolving technologies and business models. Capturing these opportunities will depend on understanding the latest developments, and projecting when future tipping points will happen.
This remarkable Green Hydrogen Master Class will allow you to understand:
- How technologies and end-uses are coming together to open up opportunities
- Current policy drivers and potential for new incentives in the US, Europe and Asia
- The capabilities of current electrolyzer technologies, and the prospects for improvements
- How to assess potential hybrid production project and mobility business models
- When economic and infrastructure development tipping points will be reached to trigger full-scale deployment
CLASS TAKEAWAYS
Get tangible outcomes for immediate use and application!
- Understand how current policy and economic factors are opening up massive green hydrogen opportunities
- Hear how technologies and end uses are coming together to drive green hydrogen project investments by major developers
- Assessments of current and emerging electrolyzer technologies: cost, performance and suitability to different applications
- Get a survey of the green hydrogen business models in hybrid renewable projects, clean transportation, greening gas utilities, and how these may evolve going forward as technologies advance
- Learn how the oil, gas and petrochemical industries are preparing for future green hydrogen markets
MASTER CLASS FEATURES
9+
Hours of Content
Expert-designed, highly-relevant curriculum
30+
Instructors
Learn from industry leaders and key decision makers
Live Participation
Live discussion and Q&A following every session
On-Demand
Participate live or at your own pace from anywhere, up to 30 days
Connect
Expand your professional network
SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION
INSTRUCTORS
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Lead Instructor
Mona Dajani
Global Leader of the
Renewable Practice
PILLSBURYContributing Instructors
Ali Amirali
Senior Vice President
STARWOOD ENERGY
GROUP GLOBAL, INC.
Dr. Leanne Bloor
Consultant, Energy Storage
and Hydrogen Services
BLACK & VEATCH
Chris Buckland
Technical Director
LIGHTSOURCE BP
Michel Carreau
Global Director, Hybrid Power
and Green Hydrogen
HATCH
Jonathan Cristiani
Advanced Power Fuels Engineer
BLACK & VEATCH
Abas Goodarzi
CEO
US HYBRID
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Contributing Instructors
Jason Goodhand, MBA, B.E.Sc
Global Business Lead –
Energy Storage
DNV ENERGY SYSTEMS CANADA INC.
Omar J. Guerra
Research Engineer
NREL
Sheila Harvey
Partner,
Energy Department
PILLSBURY
Jennifer Hamilton
Program Manager: Safety, Education, Codes and Standards
CAFCP (CALIFORNIA FUEL
CALL PARTNERSHIP)
Andrew Hegewald
Gas Business
Development Manager
DOMINION ENERGY
Gregory Huynh
IPP Operating Agent
LADWP
Sheldon Kimber
CEO & Co-Founder
INTERSECT POWER
Traci Kraus
Director,
Government Relations
CUMMINS INC.
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Contributing Instructors
Peter Luessen
Director of Hydrogen
Product Line Management
MITSUBISHI POWER AMERICAS
Olivier Machet
Senior Vice President, Development
ENGIE HYDROGEN INTERNATIONAL
Liz Mettetal
Senior Managing Consultant
ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
Elizabeth Minchew
Associate Operations Officer
IFC
Diane Moss
Founding Director
RENEWABLES 100
POLICY INSTITUTE
Chris Norris, P. Eng., MBA
Director, Business Development, New Energy Business (Hydrogen)
SIEMENS ENERGY
CANADA LIMITED
Eddy Nupoort
Director of Sales and
Business Development,
North America
NEL HYDROGEN
Simon Osipov
Vice President
MORGAN STANLEY
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Contributing Instructors
Tanya Peacock
Policy Expert, Hydrogen
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
GAS COMPANY
André Pina
Associate Director
for Hydrogen Strategy & Origination
EDPR
Jason Rowell
Global Hydrogen
Technology Leader
BLACK & VEATCH MANAGEMENT
CONSULTING, LLC
Douglas Schultz
Director of Origination,
Loan Program Office
US DOE
Finbar Sheehy
Senior Director, Finance & Technology
8MINUTE SOLAR ENERGY
Lauren Skiver
CEO/General Manager
SUNLINE TRANSIT AGENCY
Elina Teplinsky
Partner,
Energy Department
PILLSBURY
Michael J. Tritt
President
LANE POWER & ENERGY SOLUTIONS, INC.
Bill Zobel
Executive Director
CALIFORNIA HYDROGEN BUSINESS COUNCIL
AGENDA
Live Q&A and discussion following each session
July 20, 2021 | 8:30 AM - 3:10 PM PDT
| Session 1: The “Funnel” to a Green Hydrogen Future: How Technologies and
End Uses Are Coming Together to Open Up Opportunities |
| Session 2: The Role of Hydrogen in Future Energy Systems—Seasonal Energy Storage |
| Session 3: Understanding the Current Policy Drivers and Potential Incentive Programs for Green Hydrogen Projects |
| Session 4: Scaling of Green Hydrogen Production, Storage, and Transportation Systems: A Review of Current and Future Challenges
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| Session 5: Assessing Green Hydrogen Production Technologies, Including Stateof-the-Art in Electrolyzer Technology Development |
| Session 6: Addressing Safety Concerns: Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Training for Responders and AHJ’s |
| Session 7: Fireside Chat: An Offtaker’s Perspective on Initial Deployment of Green Hydrogen Projects and Programs
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| Session 8: Assessing Emerging Green Hydrogen Business Models 1: Integrating Hydrogen in Wind, Solar and Hybrid Projects
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| Session 9: Assessing Emerging Green Hydrogen Business Models 2: Mobility |
| Session 10: Evaluating Current Infrastructure Capabilities and the Investments Needed to Support Large-scale Green Hydrogen Deployment |
| Session 11: Green Hydrogen Economics—What Are the Tipping Points, and What Will the Impacts Be on Investment?
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| Session 12: Office Hours: Interactive Live Zoom Session
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Nuanced, up-to-date, forward-looking, and contextually presented, the class expanded the depth of our firm’s competency for financial transactions.
- Greg Poulos, CEO, ArcVera Renewables
The Master Class was very efficient, educational, effective and productive, and I will do more of these regardless of if we are traveling and going to in-person.
- Peter Blood, Founder and Managing Partner, CYCLE