Hydrogen Markets Conference from S&P Global Commodity Insights

Creating opportunity through transformation

The Hydrogen Markets Conference gathers hundreds of energy professionals from around the world to discuss the growth of hydrogen as part of the move toward de-carbonization. Explore current and future potential in the markets, including infrastructure investment to make hydrogen use a reality.

We'll be discussing:

— Economics of hydrogen – cost of production, price levels, competitiveness, comparisons with other energy sources
— Current and potential markets in industries including power generation, transportation, chemicals
— Role and interest by major oil companies – plans for incorporating hydrogen in energy transition
— Utility perspectives and updates on investment in hydrogen
— Ammonia and hydrogen transportation
— Infrastructure investment, including repurposing infrastructure
— New federal and state legislation with incentives for decarbonization
— Projects supporting hydrogen infrastructure and storage

And much more.

Networking, bonus content, and more

Do more with your registration. You'll receive access to our networking app in advance of the event. Use it to:

— Build your network—See who else is registered, help people find you, exchange contact information digitally, and plan for who you'd like to meet at the event. The list updates in real-time once the app goes live.
— Connect—Use 1:1 messaging to introduce yourself. Conversations are saved and searchable for your convenience.
— Enjoy extra content—Receive materials from speakers and partners. Find out about event updates as they happen.
— Take it all with you—Look up your contacts and conversations later. Use the mobile app version for easy access from anywhere.

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Standard Rate: $2,195

Training Add-On: $1,750

Bring your team
Take advantage of our buy 3 get 1 free group rate. See pricing for more information.

Networking app access is included with your registration
Enjoy early access to the registration list, 1:1 direct messaging, extra content, and more.

Back by popular demand:
Hydrogen Market Fundamentals Training Course Add-On*

This course provides an overview of the incumbent global hydrogen market and the key role of clean hydrogen in the energy transition. Instructors will use data, modeling, and discussion to explore key questions, including:

— What role can hydrogen play in the energy transition?
— What technologies are used to produce hydrogen, today and in the future?
— How much does it cost to produce, transport, store, and use hydrogen?
— What role does government policy play in the hydrogen market?
— How much hydrogen will the world consume in 2050?

Attendees are encouraged to bring their own knowledge and experience to the course through questions and group discussions. See the full agenda below. *Additional fee applies.

Agenda

Training Add-On and Opening Reception
Monday, May 6, 2024

8:30 am Registration and Networking
9:00 am Session 1: Hydrogen in the Energy Transition - Opportunities and Challenges
— Hydrogen's importance in decarbonization
— Hydrogen production pathways, technologies, and costs
10:30 am Refreshment Break
11:00 am Session 2: Current Status of the Global Hydrogen Market
— Overview of government clean hydrogen policies
— Global clean hydrogen project pipeline and investment
12:30 pm Lunch
1:30 pm Session 3: The Hydrogen Value Chain
— Overview of water electrolysis technology
— Cost analysis of hydrogen production, transportation, storage, and consumption
3:00 pm Refreshment Break
3:30 pm Session 4: Long-Term Global Outlook for Hydrogen
— S&P Global Commodity Insights’ base case outlook for hydrogen supply and demand, with upside and downside scenarios
— Summary and discussion of key course topics
5:00 pm Training Concludes

Instructors:
Brian Murphy, Ph.D., Senior Analyst, Hydrogen,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Mr. Murphy is a Senior Hydrogen Analyst at S&P Global Commodity Insights with a focus on market development in the Americas. He contributes to analytics and pricing products that aid clients’ understanding of the technologies, policies, and market dynamics shaping the role of low-carbon hydrogen (and derivatives) in the energy transition. Prior to joining S&P Global, he was a Principal Engineer at Strategic Analysis, Inc. studying emerging low-carbon technology costs for the US Department of Energy. Brian holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Delaware.

Katherine Leydon, Senior Analyst, Hydrogen,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Katherine Leydon is a research analyst with the Hydrogen and Renewable Gas team at S&P Global Commodity Insights. Her recent work has focused on hydrogen production cost modeling, hydrogen production with CCS, and electrolyzer component supply chains. ,

5:30 pm Welcome Reception - Open to all Conference Attendees

Day 1
Tuesday, May 7, 2024

7:45 am Registration and Networking Breakfast
8:45 am Chairs' Welcome Remarks
Shankari Srinivasan, Vice President, Global Gas, LNG and Hydrogen ,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Catherine Robinson, Executive Director, Hydrogen and Low-Carbon Gas,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Investing in Hydrogen Infrastructure – New Horizons
9:00 am KEYNOTE SPEAKER Scaling up the Hydrogen Value chain for Transportation
Moderator: Catherine Robinson, Executive Director, Hydrogen and Low-Carbon Gas,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Nuray Elci, Vice President of Renewables,
Chevron
9:30 am KEYNOTE SPEAKER California’s hydrogen transportation initiatives
— California’s investments in hydrogen refueling infrastructure
— Improving the reliability of refueling infrastructure and the FCEV driver experience
— Investments in hydrogen refueling for commercial vehicles
— Expanding California’s supply of clean, renewable hydrogen

Moderator: Brian Murphy, Senior Analyst, Hydrogen,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Patty Monahan, Commissioner,
California Energy Commission
10:00 am KEYNOTE SPEAKER Hydrogen Hubs and New Partnerships
— The investment outlook following the announcements of regional hydrogen hubs
— Incentives for developers in multiple industries
— Developing hydrogen hubs for a national clean hydrogen network
— Public-private partnerships and the future of hydrogen investment

Moderator: Shankari Srinivasan, Vice President, Global Gas, LNG and Hydrogen,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Douglas Schultz, COO, Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations,
US Department of Energy
10:30 am Networking and Refreshment Break
11:15 am PANEL DISCUSSION New Technologies and Stakeholders for Hydrogen Infrastructure
— Hydrogen projects across the US
— Ammonia production and projects
— Clean hydrogen production and projects
— Hydrogen investment examples
— Exploring the options for natural gas utilities

Moderator: Mona Dajani, Global Co-Chair of Energy, Infrastructure and Hydrogen,
Baker Botts
Kristine Wiley, Vice President for Hydrogen,
GTI Energy
Susan Shifflett, Executive Director,
Texas Hydrogen Alliance
Yuri Freedman, Senior Director,
SoCal Gas
Douglas Dagan, Vice President, Strategic Initiatives and Renewable Energy,
Suburban Propane
12:15 pm Networking Lunch

Expanding the Market – Understanding Hydrogen Fundamentals
1:30 pm PANEL DISCUSSION Investing in Hydrogen Infrastructure for Industry
— Critical importance of decarbonizing heavy industries
— Role of heavy industry in developing uses for hydrogen
— Clean hydrogen and industrial materials
— Evaluating clean hydrogen’s potential for fertilizers, refining, steel, and chemicals

Moderator: Shankari Srinivasan, Vice President, Global Gas, LNG and Hydrogen,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Hernan Henriquez, Vice President Sales,
BayoTech
Shiva Gupta, Director, Fuels and Chemicals,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Dave Marchese, CEO,
Caliche Development Partners
Robert Ormsby, Director Business Development,
Sempra Infrastructure
2:15 pm PANEL DISCUSSION Investment Outlook for Hydrogen Projects
— Where are the opportunities for investors?
— Evaluating risks and risk mitigation
— Business models including incentives for hydrogen
— The role of production tax credits
— Factoring in tax incentives through 45V

Moderator: Alicia McKnight, Partner,
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman
Susan Gray, Head of Energy Transition and Sustainability,
Argo Infrastructure Partners
John Eleoterio, Managing Director, Sustainability Banking Group,
Goldman Sachs
Fanny Charrier, Hydrogen Americas Coordinator, Corporate & Leveraged Finance,
Credit Agricole
3:00 pm The Future of Low-CI Hydrogen is Behind the Meter
— Hydrogen hubs are great if you’re a hub, but how do the rest of us get timely access to low-CI hydrogen?
— A closer look at clean, non-electric hydrogen generation and recent deployments in the US
— Sharing field results from the rapidly accelerating hydrogen marketplace outside of federal hydrogen hubs

Moderator: Catherine Robinson, Executive Director, Hydrogen and Low-Carbon Gas,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Mothusi Pahl, Vice President, Business Development and Government Affairs,
Modern Hydrogen
3:30 pm Networking and Refreshment Break
4:00 pm PANEL DISCUSSION Hydrogen Investment Challenges and 45V Tax Credits
— Understanding the far-reaching implications of 45V
— Impact on projects in the pipeline
— New incentives for developers and offtakers

Moderator: Durham McCormick, Partner,
McGuireWoods LLP
Antonio Fayad, Hydrogen Strategy and Origination,
EDP
Andy Steinhubl, Board Member,
Center for Houston’s Future
Christopher Barker, Managing Partner,
Hyve1
4:45 pm CASE STUDY Hydrogen Deployment Technical Readiness
— Hydrogen blending in natural gas distribution
— Hydrogen blending in gas turbines
— Technical and economical H2 transporting from producer to consumer

Moderator: Brian Murphy, Senior Analyst, Hydrogen,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Ahmed Nossair, Director, New Energy Technologies,
Enbridge
5:15 pm Hydrogen Retrofit Advances and Applications to Existing Gas Turbine Power Plants
— Advantages of carbon-free gas turbine bridge solution in renewable-dominated grids
— Technical advances and breakthroughs commercially available
— References, use cases and investment requirements
— Supportive incentive ecosystem to accelerate solution adoption

Moderator: Shankari Srinivasan, Vice President, Global Gas, LNG and Hydrogen,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Jeff Benoit, Vice President, Global Clean Energy Solutions,
PSM – a Hanwha Company
5:45 pm Networking Cocktail Reception

Day 2
Wednesday, May 8, 2024

8:00 am Networking Breakfast
8:45 am Chairs’ Introduction: Hydrogen in The Global Marketplace
Catherine Robinson, Executive Director, Hydrogen and Low-Carbon Gas,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Shankari Srinivasan, Vice President, Global Gas, LNG and Hydrogen,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Hydrogen and Transportation – New Directions
9:15 am KEYNOTE SPEAKER State Policies Supporting the Growth of Hydrogen
Moderator: Brian Murphy, Senior Analyst, Hydrogen,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Roxana Bekemohammadi, Executive Director,
US Hydrogen Alliance
9:45 am LEADERSHIP PANEL The Value of Hydrogen for Truck Transportation
— Hydrogen fuel cell EVs for heavy use including trucking
— Key advantages of hydrogen trucking
— California’s rules on decarbonization of trucking and how the new standards can be met
— A short term outlook for hydrogen fueled trucks – Perspectives from outside USA
— Overcoming challenges including the cost of hydrogen, availability of fueling infrastructure, securing a reliable supply of hydrogen

Moderator: David Park, Industry Affairs Director,
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership
Mike Ruddock, Manager, Hydrogen Business Development,
Chevron
Parker Meeks, CEO,
Hyzon
Benjamin Happek, Senior Manager,
Hyundai Translead
10:30 am Networking and Refreshment Break
11:00 am PANEL DISCUSSION Hydrogen for Public Transportation
— Advantages of hydrogen for bus lines, ferries, and railroad
— Pioneering work in hydrogen fueled public transport
— Converting fleets to hydrogen fuel cell
— Addressing issues with reliability of hydrogen

Moderator: Name, Title,
Company
John C. Andoh, Transit General Manager,
Redding Area Bus Authority
Seamus Murphy, Executive Director,
Water Emergency Transportation Authority
Olivia Arant, Acting Chief, Office of Assets and Equipment, Division of Transportation Planning,
CALTRANS

11:45 am Growing Market Share for Hydrogen Vehicles

Abbas Ghandi, Modeling and Forecasting Analytics Senior Program Director,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
12:15 pm Pricing For Hydrogen and Related Commodities Including Ammonia

Alan Hayes, Head of Energy Transition Pricing,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
12:45 pm Networking Lunch
Hydrogen Derivatives and the New Hydrogen Economy
2:00 pm CASE STUDY Hydrogen and Sustainable Aviation Fuel
— Reviewing opportunities for hydrogen fuel cell propulsion
— Status of technology for hydrogen powered aircraft
— Results of flight test campaigns
— Outlook and opportunities for hydrogen and flight

Moderator: Catherine Robinson, Executive Director, Hydrogen and Low-Carbon Gas,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
John Thomas, CEO,
Connect Airlines
Arnaud Namer, Chief Operation Officer,
Universal Hydrogen
2:45 pm Green Ammonia Exports at Scale from the US Gulf Coast
— Ammonia for power plants
— Pilot projects for green ammonia
— Building on international experience with ammonia terminals and infrastructure

Moderator: Bala Suresh, Research and Analysis Director,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Brian Maxwell, Founder and CEO,
Green Hydrogen International
3:15 pm Chair’s Closing Remarks
3:30 pm End of Conference

Times are US Pacific (PDT / GMT-08). Agenda subject to change.

John C. Andoh, Transit General Manager,
Redding Area Bus Authority
Olivia Arant, Acting Chief, Office of Assets and Equipment, Division of Transportation Planning,
CALTRANS
Christopher Barker, Managing Partner,
Hyve1
Roxana Bekemohammadi, Executive Director,
US Hydrogen Alliance
Jeff Benoit, Vice President, Global Clean Energy Solutions,
PSM- a Hanwha Company
Fanny Charrier, Hydrogen Americas Coordinator, Corporate & Leveraged Finance,
Credit Agricole
Douglas Dagan, Vice President, Strategic Initiatives and Renewable Energy,
Suburban Propane
Mona Dajani, Global Co-Chair of Energy, Infrastructure and Hydrogen,
Baker Botts
Nuray Elci, Vice President of Renewables,
Chevron
John Eleoterio, Managing Director, Sustainability Banking Group,
Goldman Sachs
Antonio Fayad, Hydrogen Strategy and Origination,
EDP
Yuri Freedman, Senior Director,
SoCal Gas
Abbas Ghandi, Director, Energy and Mobility,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Susan Gray, Head of Energy Transition and Sustainability,
Argo Infrastructure Partners
Shiva Gupta, Director, Fuels and Chemicals,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Benjamin Happek, Senior Manager,
Hyundai Translead
Alan Hayes, Head of Energy Transition Pricing,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Hernan Henriquez, Vice President Sales,
BayoTech
Katherine Leydon, Senior Analyst, Hydrogen,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Dave Marchese, CEO,
Caliche Development Partners
Brian Maxwell, Founder and CEO,
Green Hydrogen International
Durham McCormick, Partner,
McGuireWoods LLP
Alicia McKnight, Partner,
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman
Parker Meeks, CEO,
Hyzon
Patty Monahan, Commissioner,
California Energy Commission
Brian Murphy, Senior Analyst, Hydrogen,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Seamus Murphy, Executive Director,
Water Emergency Transportation Authority
Ahmed Nossair, Director, New Energy Technologies,
Enbridge
Robert Ormsby, Director, Business Development,
Sempra Infrastructure
Mothusi Pahl, Vice President, Business Development and Government Affairs,
Modern Hydrogen
David Park, Industry Affairs Director,
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership
Catherine Robinson, Executive Director, Hydrogen and Low-Carbon Gas,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Michael Ruddock, Business Development Manager, Hydrogen,
Chevron
Douglas Schultz, COO, Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations,
US Department of Energy
Susan Shifflett, Executive Director,
Texas Hydrogen Alliance
Shankari Srinivasan, Vice President, Global Gas, LNG and Hydrogen,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Andy Steinhubl, Board Member,
Center for Houston’s Future
Bala Suresh, Research and Analysis Director,
S&P Global Commodity Insights
John Thomas, CEO,
Connect Airlines
Kristine Wiley, Vice President for Hydrogen,
GTI Energy
Rod Williams, Chief Commercial Officer,
Universal Hydrogen

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