Green Hydrogen Summit Europe 2025
Solutions to Deploy Green Hydrogen and Power-to-X Projects at Scale
The rapid energy transition in Europe is more urgent than before— Europe now spends 10 times more money investing in clean energy than it does in fossil fuels. At the Green Hydrogen Summit, we’re here to help you navigate this complex landscape and find the clearest path forward.
Mark your calendar for Europe's leading hydrogen event this April! The Green Hydrogen Summit returns for its sixth year. 2024 was a landmark year for the EU's net-zero transition, with significant milestones and increased funding. Europe aims to solidify its global leadership in hydrogen implementation.
The European Commission's IPCEIs initiative is a prime example of the EU's commitment to investments in the hydrogen sector. By allocating €8 billion in public funding, the Commission aims to unlock an additional €8.7 billion in private investment from member states like France, Germany, and Italy. This has been followed by the adoption of the Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA) in May 2024, the path forward has never looked clearer.
While these incentives are promising, the industry's survival relies on securing offtakers and large-energy buyers. Those who can successfully negotiate long-term offtaker agreements, particularly investors, developers, and offtakers themselves, will be key to unlocking hydrogen's potential and benefiting from the energy transition.
This year's program is dedicated to practical solutions, facilitating connections, and fostering partnerships that will shape the future of the industry. We are excited to introduce the new Hydrogen Buyers Forum, a dedicated stream created for the end-users and offtakers driving demand in the hydrogen market. Sessions from the forum will reveal strategies, regulatory insights, and technology choices that accelerate cost-effective hydrogen adoption.
Join us this April to explore the next steps in Europe’s hydrogen journey and connect with those who are building the net-zero economy of tomorrow.