Australia-European Union Green Hydrogen Dialogue #4 - Opportunities beyond Hydrogen: P2X

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The Australia EU Green Hydrogen Dialogue sessions explore the potential for green hydrogen derived from renewable electricity sources both on land and offshore, its interlinkages with Australian climate objectives and the potential convergence of relevant Australian policies and standards frameworks with those of the European Union, together with good practices in the policy, technical and business domains.

At this session on Opportunities beyond Hydrogen: P2X, we are inviting experts from both Australia and the EU to consider:

• Policy settings and incentives needed to support the decarbonisation of strategic demand sectors such as maritime, aviation and chemicals in Australia and EU
• The price parity at which hydrogen derivatives would be viable with fossil fuel alternatives in maritime and aviation sector
• Key safety and social license concerns using methanol and ammonia as fuels
• Major technical barriers to deploying green hydrogen for decarbonising mineral processing such as steelmaking

If you are interested and available to participate in the Dialogue session on the 27 May 2024, 17:00-18:30 AEST / 09:00 – 10:30 CEST please register to attend TODAY. 

We very much hope you can join us to inform any recommendations to address the challenges in scaling and accelerating the production and trade in hydrogen as part of global decarbonisation efforts.

Please note that this meeting will be recorded, and images may be taken and used for promotional purposes. Anonymised personal data (gender/sector) in compliance with the EU’s privacy (GDPR) requirements may be collected as part of our reporting requirements under EUCD program. You will also be invited to participate in a post-event survey to provide feedback on the event. Registration and participation in the event will be taken as consent to these activities.

The Australia EU Green Hydrogen Dialogue is part of the European Union Climate Dialogues Program, a climate diplomacy initiative funded by the European Union which facilitates knowledge sharing and exchange through dialogues between policymakers, business, industry associations, researchers and civil society on issues related to green hydrogen production, policy, technical aspects/technology, investment, and trade.

The Australian project partners hosting the Dialogue are: Climate KIC Australia, NSW Decarbonisation Hub Powerfuels including Hydrogen Network, the GlobH2E (ARC Training Centre for the Global Hydrogen Economy) and the Institute for Sustainable Futures at the University of Technology, Sydney.

This activity is part of the European Union Climate Dialogues Project (EUCDs) and is funded by the European Union.