Standardizing Hydrogen Projects: A Supply Chain Approach to Success

Unlocking Efficiency and Innovation in Hydrogen Projects through Standardization and Supply Chain Integration

19

November

  • Tuesday 3PM London
  • Free

Why attend?

In today’s rapidly evolving hydrogen market, companies face growing pressure to balance efficiency, consistency, and cost-effectiveness. With increasing demand and competition, inefficiencies can lead to costly delays, quality issues, and heightened risks. Standardizing hydrogen projects and processes is crucial to overcoming these challenges, streamlining operations, and maintaining a competitive edge in a complex global landscape.

This webinar brings together industry leaders from Worley, ABB, Baker Hughes, and Honeywell, each at the forefront of hydrogen innovation. Attendees will learn how standardization can minimize project risks, enhance supply chain collaboration, and boost project performance. You’ll gain insights into practical strategies for integrating these processes and hear real-world examples from key experts driving change in the industry.

Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your approach to hydrogen projects. Register today to secure your spot and join the conversation on how standardization can revolutionize the hydrogen economy and optimize project delivery.

Key takeaways

  • Core principles of standardization and its critical role in today’s hydrogen economy
  • How standardization reduces variability, enhances predictability, and drives consistency in projects
  • Real-life examples of successful standardization in hydrogen projects across sectors and geographies
  • The impact of standardization on timelines, costs, and overall project outcomes
  • Overcoming common challenges in implementing standardization within your initiatives

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Raimondo Giavi
Vice President Hydrogen, Industrial & Energy Technology, Baker Hughes

Raimondo Giavi is Vice President Hydrogen for the Industrial & Energy Technology business of Baker Hughes (NASDAQ: BKR), responsible for building the hydrogen business for the company since 2019, when he joined the company.

He has 30+ years of cross-functional experience matured internationally across the energy, industrial and automotive sectors within technology companies, where he managed complex portfolios of

rotating machinery, valves, control systems and related services. His experience also include private equity, evaluating and acquiring businesses in various industrial spaces.

Raimondo holds a Master’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Padua, Italy, an MBA and a Master’s degree in Finance from the University of Colorado and a post-graduate diploma in digital business from MIT and Columbia University.

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Baishakhi Bhattacharyya
EMEA Growth Leader - Sustainability and Chemicals |Honeywell

Baishakhi Bhattacharyya is the leader of the Sustainable Fuels and Chemicals business growth strategy for Honeywell Process Solutions in EMEA. In this role, she drives the company’s initiatives to advance sustainability and decarbonization across the energy and chemicals sectors. With a focus on reducing emissions and enhancing energy efficiency, Baishakhi works closely with global clients to implement intelligent automation, industrial software solutions, and supply chain integration to meet their sustainability goals.

She holds an MBA from the Indian School of Business and a degree in Instrumentation and Control Engineering. Prior to joining Honeywell, Baishakhi held various technical and business-oriented roles at Topsoe and Samsung Engineering, accumulating over a decade of experience in the process industry. Her expertise includes a strong focus on the energy transition and Power-to-X projects, where she has contributed significantly to advancing innovative solutions for a sustainable future.

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Oswin Moeller
VP Hydrogen Central and Southern Europe | ABB

Oswin’s career started in 1984 with a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering focusing on oil-hydraulic systems for wind and hydro power plants as well as electrical design and programming of different governor and PLC systems.

After several years as international commissioning engineer for hydro power turbines, he moved into sales for greenfield and brownfield electrical and automation solutions followed by gradually taking over more and more team leading and profit & loss responsibilities.

For the past 4 years he is focusing on developing and increasing green hydrogen and PtX solutions business in Central & Southern Europe.

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Kay Radtke
Vice President Low Carbon Hydrogen, Europe, Worley

Kay leads the low-carbon hydrogen sector in Europe, focusing on accelerating growth, standardization, and digitalization within hydrogen plants. He is responsible for developing modularized delivery models that reduce the levelized cost of hydrogen (H2) through collaboration with industry-leading partners. With a comprehensive approach to the entire H2 supply and value chain, he integrates smart operations and full digitalization of H2 assets. Since joining Worley in 2018, Kay has held various leadership roles, including Global Head of Chemicals & Biorefining at Pöyry and Managing Director at Aker Solutions Germany. Kay holds a Master of Science in Process Engineering.

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