IPFA FLN Australia
Green Hydrogen and the Energy Market

The energy market is increasingly looking towards green hydrogen as a way to decarbonise. The potential benefits of green hydrogen are significant with the market expected to grow rapidly in the coming years. However, there are a number of challenges that need to be addressed before green hydrogen can become a mainstream source of energy. This includes the high cost of production, and the need for large-scale infrastructure and financing. Hear from Matt Walden and Dr. Rahman Daiyan as we explore the future of green hydrogen and the role of project finance to make this transition possible.

Event Details

Registration: 5.00pm

Discussion begins: 5.30pm

Networking Reception: 6.30pm

Format: In-person briefing; keynote followed by a panel discussion and networking drinks

Address: Quay Quarter Tower, Level 46, 50 Bridge Street, Sydney NSW 2000

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