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• Announcing major projects and latest hydrogen advancements in the Americas
• Successful projects from around the world providing useful case studies for the Americas
• Fulfilling the U.S. ambitious hydrogen goals: cutting the cost of clean hydrogen to $1 per 1 kilogram in 1 decade
• U.S. Clean hydrogen hubs as a key strategy to achieve clean energy deployment
• Hydrogen decarbonization partnerships in the Americas: US, Canada and Latin America
• How hydrogen is critical to transform the Americas energy landscape

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• Overview of the U.S. National Clean Hydrogen Strategy.
• Priorities for hydrogen and fuel cell technologies research, development, demonstration, and deployment.
• Progress on the whole-of-government approach to address key hydrogen barriers, accelerate market liftoff, and create opportunities for communities.

• Challenges and opportunities in scaling up electrolysis
• Integrating for e-fuels, e-methanol and ammonia productions
• Electrolyser technology developments: lowering costs for clean hydrogen production
• Establishing a hydrogen innovation pipeline to deliver market confidence
• Meeting key challenges in the built environment with clean tech innovation
• Considering cost externalities within CAPEX and OPEX projections
• Challenges for the Power Grid when scaling up electrolysis

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• Linking hydrogen value chains from the Americas to Global markets
• The role of ports as hydrogen hubs and leaders in global supply chains
• Developing Hydrogen corridors across the region and internationally
• Creating a global market for hydrogen: exporting and natural carriers
• Importance of regions working together to support hydrogen’s role in energy and national security

• Utilising CCUS to decarbonise existing hydrogen markets
• Opportunities and challenges with considerations for fossil-based hydrogen with CCUS
• Overcoming low-carbon hydrogen demand and infrastructure challenges through CCUS
• Monetising carbon capture and improving hydrogen production
• Leading low carbon hydrogen production projects
• CCUS technologies enabling a quicker hydrogen market activation

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• Key industrial sectors with hydrogen applications: Cement, steel, petrochemicals, transport, mining and others
• Cross-sector partnerships to secure long-term demand from hard to abate sectors
• Clean hydrogen as a cornerstone to cut emissions today with available technology
• Who are the small to medium ventures with big clean tech ambitions?
• Case studies of heavy industry hydrogen use for decarbonisation

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• Public–Private Partnerships fostering hydrogen advancements
• From R&D to market viability – Harnessing opportunities for Hydrogen Fuel Cells
• Investigating opportunities in shipping, planes and trucks
• Overcoming Infrastructural limitations with cross-sector collaboration
• Haulage industry and end users’ hydrogen opportunities
• Opportunities for wide-spread Mobility decarbonization through H2 Combustion

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• Global response to the IRA: incentives and interventions levelling the playing field
• De-risking investment opportunities to accelerate capital flow into hydrogen
• Case Studies in successful project funding and financial instruments working worldwide
• Fiscal benefits to enable hydrogen projects and innovation pipeline
• Regulatory frameworks and policies to incentivize deployment of clean hydrogen investments
• Offtake agreements fit for a future hydrogen economy

• Where could the hydrogen industry be in 5-10 years?
• What needs to happen for the hydrogen industry to reach its mid to long term goals?
• What are the opportunities and bottlenecks as the hydrogen industry progresses?
• How can we use what we have learned so far to accelerate the industry?

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• Linking up the hydrogen value chain from production to industrial and consumer end-use
• Utilizing hydrogen as a key energy storage medium to improve resilience
• Storage and transportation technologies innovations & cost reduction
• Leveraging existing energy infrastructure: pipelines, tankage, refineries etc.

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• Standardisation, regulation, and certification to enable cross regional trade
• Ammonia supply and demand: global trade markets
• Bunkering and Ammonia Storage – next steps, timelines, and projects
• Ammonia as a marine fuel
• Import terminals developments
• Ammonia feedstock for power generation in existing gas turbines and coal fired power plants

• Where are we on the market framework rules?
• Defining standards for international trade: handling and storing of hydrogen and derivatives
• Latest international partnerships working on mutual recognition of certification schemes
• Best practices and transparency in hydrogen standards adherence
• Adopting industry standards to be recognised as an attractive exporter