Hydrogen Exports: The Challenges, Opportunities, and Progress in Scotland

22

May

  • 3PM London / 10AM New York
  • Free
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Why attend?

The market is still in development and small projects with local end use must of course come first. However, for countries like Scotland, exports of low-carbon hydrogen will offer a significant opportunity and there will be first-mover advantages in this space. The key to unlocking investment in this industry of the future is resolving uncertainty by proving the case through pioneering projects.

There is clear progress in Scotland driven by significant ambitions for hydrogen. Scottish projects are already demonstrating what is possible with increasing volumes of low and zero-carbon hydrogen being produced and used in the country. Furthermore, international partnerships are developing Scotland’s export opportunities for hydrogen.

In this webinar, we learn more about Scotland’s hydrogen export plans, the notable early projects targeting export, the most effective methods for transporting hydrogen produced in Scotland, and the vital function of ports. GlobalData analysis will highlight the worldwide project pipeline and how the market is projected to take shape.

Key learnings:

– The opportunity for hydrogen exports

– The key challenges with transportation and the integral role of ports

– How the export market is developing and the key industry use cases

– The promising Scottish projects in development

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Jon Jordan
Secretary, North Sea Hydrogen Ports and Maritime Community (NS HyMaP)

Jon Jordan is currently Secretary of the North Sea Hydrogen Ports and Maritime Community (NS HyMaP.) NS HyMaP began as an Information Exchange in 2020 and its Members’ decided to form a membership based association in January 2021. Membership is open to the North Sea ports, maritime and hydrogen sectors.

Jon was Head of the Secretariat for the Hydrogen Fuel Cells in European Regions (HyER) and worked in Brussels from 2015 to 2018. He was also UK Contact Point for the North Sea INTERREG Programme from 2002 to 2014.

Jon Jordan established European Policy Solutions in 2001 and has worked for a wide variety of clients in the UK and European Union. This has included the development of EU project proposals, EU policy papers and the evaluation of projects.

Jon was Head of European Policy in Central Regional Council (1989 to 1993) and worked for the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (CoSLA) from 1989 to 2001. He established and was Director of the CoSLA Brussels Office.

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Jamie Robinson
Hydrogen Specialist, Low Carbon Transition Team, Scottish Enterprise

Jamie Robinson has been a hydrogen specialist in the low carbon transition team at Scottish Enterprise for the past 2 and a half years. This role involves working with project developers, supply chain companies, inward investors, government and many other stakeholders to enable the development of the hydrogen sector in Scotland and to maximise the resultant economic benefits for Scotland. Previous roles have included sector specialist in local energy systems and supporting Scottish companies with European innovation funding applications for low carbon projects. Jamie has a 1st class honours BSc in Physics and an MSc with distinction in Renewable Energy Engineering.

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