Expert Exchanges
The Green Hydrogen Business Alliance enables the dialogue between key experts from the PtX-sector to deepen the understanding of the main challenges towards a sustainable market ramp-up of green hydrogen.
Dialogue and information events help to scope the green hydrogen sector towards a profitable but also sustainable market ramp-up of green hydrogen and Power-to-X.
Pathways to Financing Hydrogen Projects in emerging Markets
On the sidelines of the European Hydrogen Week in Brussels, the Green Hydrogen Business Alliance (H2BA) together with the colleagues of GET.invest showcased their commitment to support hydrogen projects become bankable, given the great potential of Green Hydrogen for the energy transition. The side event on 21 November showcased the programme’s advisory services available to this emerging sector. During the panel, GET.invest Finance Catalyst Advisor Gregor Paterson-Jones presented the journey of two of GET.invests hydrogen clients, such as HDF Energy. If you are interested in learning more about possibilities to engage with GET.invest and to make your project bankable, do not hesitate to reach out!
Potential of Green Ammonia in Developing and Emerging Countries
The Green Hydrogen Business Alliance was host of the network event “The Potential of Green Ammonia in Developing and Emerging Countries” which took place on Tuesday, 27 June 2023. Information about the event can be found through this link:
Roundtable: Financial Mechanisms for large-scale green Hydrogen Projects in Developing and Emerging Countries
A roundtable on “Financial Mechanisms for Large-Scale Green Hydrogen Projects in Developing and Emerging Countries” took place in November 2022. Approximately 50 participants from industry, public and private financing institutions as well as ministries discussed financing requirements for the international hydrogen ramp-up and possibilities of further development of existing financing instruments for large-scale hydrogen projects. The roundtable included presentations of H2Global, the KfW PtX Development Fund as well as derisking mechanisms.
