CCUS is both a competitor for clean hydrogen and when applied to natural gas reforming a source of clean hydrogen supply. In this session we will provide an overview of CCUS, from cost analysis and policies to opportunities and challenges ahead.

The refining industry plays a pivotal role as both a major producer and consumer of hydrogen. This session will explore how this sector is adapting to evolving hydrogen production and consumption trends as part of its energy transition strategy.

As the maritime industry is accelerating the adoption of alternative fuels, this course provides an overview of the evolving maritime fuel landscape.

Solar PV will be a critical source of renewable power supply for green hydrogen. What is the current market landscape for solar PV and how is it expected to develop?

What is low-carbon hydrogen worth? – A review of S&P Global view of hydrogen contracts.

The global ammonia industry is a major consumer of hydrogen. This 60-minute session will provide a deep dive into the Methanol and Ammonia industry, covering technologies, competitiveness and markets.

As a low-carbon fuel, clean hydrogen can capture value from carbon markets globally. This session provides an overview of the different types of carbon markets and how companies can capitalize on them. 

This session provides an overview of the increased investment in renewable energy technologies, that is causing new challenges and opportunities for market players.

This session will provide an overview of the current uses of hydrogen, the options to produce clean hydrogen and the S&P Global long-term outlook for supply and demand hydrogen.