Events

The countdown has begun: in just four months, Hyvolution Paris 2026 will open its doors for a special anniversary edition, celebrating 10 years of leadership in driving the hydrogen transition. Since its launch in 2016, Hyvolution has established itself as the international reference event for the hydrogen sector. A European pioneer, the event now brings together companies, experts, and institutions from over 60 countries, confirming its position as a global platform connecting hydrogen ecosystems. Since the start of its international development, the number of foreign visitors has tripled at each edition, while the number of represented countries has more than doubled. At the same time, the number of international exhibitors has also tripled since 2023, demonstrating the growing global influence of the event.

Finally, 80% of the speakers expected in 2026 will be international, confirming Hyvolution’s strong appeal to decision-makers and industry thought leaders worldwide. AN EDITION MORE INTERNATIONAL THAN EVER The 2026 edition will feature an International Stage, dedicated to presentations by countries and international organizations, as well as the national hydrogen associations pavilion, returning after the success of 2025 (with more than 15 associations represented last year). More than a dozen national pavilions, including several German pavilions already confirmed, will highlight the growing international dimension of the event.

CONFIRMED GLOBAL REACH its ability to bring together public and private stakeholders around a common goal: accelerating the deployment of hydrogen worldwide. These events reinforce Hyvolution as the global reference brand for the entire hydrogen sector. Links to the press releases summarizing the Hyvolution Chile and Canada editions are included at the bottom of the release.

HYVOLUTION PARIS 2026 – 10 YEARS AT THE HEART OF THE HYDROGEN REVOLUTION To celebrate its 10th anniversary, Hyvolution Paris 2026 reaffirms the three pillars that have defined its success : INTERNATIONAL A global platform bringing together public decision-makers, industrial players, and regional authorities from over 60 countries.

Hyvolution fosters transnational partnerships and contributes to the emergence of a shared vision for the hydrogen sector worldwide. BUSINESS ACROSS THE ENTIRE VALUE CHAIN From production to end-use, the trade show gathers the full spectrum of technological solutions and concrete projects, enabling innovations to be transformed into industrial deployments.

Hyvolution establishes itself as the go-to platform where collaborations are forged and investments come to life. NEW EDITORIAL LINE A strategic program featuring high-level debates and inspiring sessions, designed to foster dialogue among economic, political, and institutional stakeholders. The goal: to accelerate the structuring of the hydrogen sector and support its scaling up. SAVE THE DATE: JANUARY 27-29, 2026 – PARIS An event co-organized by GL events – GreenTech+ in collaboration with France Hydrogène. • 

Hyvolution Hub | Plateforme digitale 24/7 de la communauté hydrogène

Celebrating its 20^th year at the Exhibition Centre Liverpool on 18th & 19th November, LiftEx is a must visit for anybody involved with procuring or using services and lifting equipment to support manufacturing, engineering, construction, oil & gas, renewables, offshore, logistics, defence, utilities and entertainment operations around the world. It offers the perfect opportunity for finding answers to your lifting needs while also networking with the global Lifting Industry.

 

The annual flagship event of the Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA), the leading global representative body for all those involved in the Lifting Industry worldwide, is supported by RiConnect, a provider of cloud-based Software as a Service (SaaS), as Headline Sponsor, along with sponsors Yoke and Hoist. LiftEx 2025 will build on the success of last year’s event, held in London, which was the largest and most successful ever, with a record number of end user visitors from multiple industries.

Safe practice is vital wherever lifting is performed. Those responsible for procuring lifting equipment and services in these operations will need to fully understand the risks, consequences and legal obligations, as well as filter good practice from the bad. 

 

Visitors to LiftEx 2025 will find ways to improve safety and best practice with advice from industry experts throughout the exhibition, as well as the LEEA team, who will share their expertise and industry insights. 

 

Thought leadership

 

To boost this important aspect of LiftEx, a new Thought Leadership Conference, which is also free to attend, will take place on Day 1 of the exhibition. Speakers include Tim Battersby, Technical Sales Manager at RiConnect, who will give an ‘Introduction to the Digital Product Passport’. Attendees will become familiar with the objectives of the Digital Product Passport, understand what we know so far on the DPP and learn what we can do now to prepare for future digitalisation requirements. 

 

Anton van der Zalm, Vice President Corporate Research & Development at Van Beest BV, will give a presentation titled: ‘From Surface to Seabed and Back: Innovations in Load Release and Retrieval’. As subsea operations become more complex and efficiency-driven, the technology behind load release and retrieval continues to evolve. This session explores the latest innovations in subsea installation equipment, with a focus on smarter, safer techniques for deploying and recovering loads from the seabed. It will examine advancements in ROV-operated shackles and hooks, and how these are reshaping industry standards for remote handling, reducing risk, and improving operational uptime. Drawing from field experience, the session will offer practical insights into how new approaches to load management—from surface to seabed and back—are enhancing subsea project execution. Ideal for professionals involved in offshore operations, marine engineering and subsea logistics, this talk balances technical education with real-world application.

 

Adeoluwa Bamgbade, Temporary Works Coordinator at SCS Railways, will examine ‘Tunnel Boring Machine Shield Extraction on HS2 London Tunnels’. This session will share how SCS engineered bespoke lifting solutions, applied advanced planning tools, and ensured safety throughout complex operations. Delegates will learn practical approaches to heavy lift design, risk management and innovative techniques that can be applied to similarly demanding projects.

 

Ollie Brown, Economist at GlobalData Plc, will discuss ‘Vertical Construction amid Evolving International Trade’. This session will cover market trends, new project developments and maritime trade dynamics and implications.

 

End User Seminars

 

There will also be an End User Seminar taking place on Day 2 of LiftEx on Wednesday 19 November. The programme features Andy Cartwright, Technical Manager at Mentor, looking at ‘Slinging vs Lashing: The Critical Difference’. Learn why choosing the correct method for load securement is essential for safety and compliance. This session will highlight the practical and regulatory differences between slinging and lashing, helping end users avoid common pitfalls and reduce risk on site.

Daniel Jennett, HSE Manager / HSE Lead at Sheffield Forgemasters, will present on ‘Beyond the Surface: Use of Emerging Technologies for Advanced Rope Inspection’ to explore how advanced inspection technologies are transforming the way ropes are assessed and maintained. This session will demonstrate how new tools and methods provide deeper, more accurate information, improving reliability and extending equipment life.

Kurt Thomsen, Crane and Lifting Expert from RelyOn, will discuss the ‘Advancement of Training and Skills in the Lifting Industry’ for attendees to discover how innovative training programmes and practical expertise are shaping the future of the lifting industry. This session will explore new approaches to workforce development, helping end users build safer, more capable teams equipped to meet today’s operational challenges.

Jordan Weston, Commercial Manager Services EMEIA at Bekaert, will deliver a presentation on ‘Beyond the Surface: Use of Emerging Technologies for Advanced Rope Inspection’ Join the follow-up session on rope inspection to gain further insights into emerging technologies and their real-world applications. This discussion will offer additional perspectives to strengthen inspection practices and improve operational safety. 

 

Exhibitors

 

In addition to the conference sessions, the show floor will be packed across both days with over 100 brands demonstrating innovations to improve productivity, efficiency and safety. These new products and services offer crucial solutions for achieving successful lifting operations. 

A broad array of lifting equipment will be exhibited by from AP Lifting Gear Company, Atlas Winch & Hoist Services, Cromox, Delta Hoisting Equipment, George Taylor Lifting Gear, GGR Group, Hird Ltd, Lifting Material Supplies, Liftket UK, Miller Weblift, Miller Weblift, Modulift, Reid Lifting, RHC Lifting, SGM Magnetics, Tiger Lifting, TTC Lifting, Worldhoists. There will be materials handling equipment on display from Aconda Industrial Carriers, Probst and engineering & manufacturing services from Gemmak Engineering, Wirop Industrial Co and Worlifts.

Chains, ropes, slings, rigging and accessories will be shown by from Bekaert, CODIPRO, GIS – Lift Turn Move, Green Pin (Royal Van Beest), JDT, Marlow Ropes, pewag UK, Rope and Sling Specialists Ltd, RUD Chains, Sahm Splice, Talurit, William Hackett and YOKE Industrial Corp.

 

There will be height safety equipment and services from Globestock Safety, Safehold, SafetyLiftinGear, SpanSet and The Buddie System. Visitors will find load monitoring equipment from Dynamic Load Monitoring (DLM), Load Monitoring Systems (LMS) and Red Rooster Lifting and IT solutions from CMCO (Columbus McKinnon), Core Inspection Software, coreRFID, IRUGASA (UK), Motion Software, Onix, Papertrail, RiConnect Inc and Tele Radio. There will also be Test machineryfrom Tensology.

 

Lifting and safety training can be found from Carl Stahl Evita, City of Bristol College, Elevation Training & Development and, of course, LEEA will have its usual prominent stand for visitors to meet and engage with the Association’s team for lifting advice, to learn about training and to hear about the many benefits of becoming a LEEA member.

 

With even more speakers and exhibitors to be confirmed, all of this means a visit to LiftEx 2025 in Liverpool offers the perfect chance to strengthen safety, compliance and efficiency in everyday lifting operations. And there will be many opportunities to network with peers and colleagues, not least on the evening Tuesday 18 November – Day One of LiftEx – when the annual LEEA Awards recognise and celebrate excellence within the global lifting industry and will be presented at Anfield Stadium, Liverpool. Register now at liftex25.eventreference.com.

🚀 World Hydrogen Week 2025 – Copenhagen 🌍
We’re excited to share that World Hydrogen Week is back this year, taking place from 6–10 October 2025 at the Bella Center, Copenhagen.
This global event brings together the leaders driving the hydrogen economy, with a packed agenda of conferences, exhibitions, and networking opportunities.
💡 Exclusive offer for our EHS community:
Use code WHW25EHS20 to receive an extra 20% discount on your pass!
📅 Date: 6–10 October 2025
📍 Location: Bella Centre, Copenhagen
🔗 Register here: www.worldhydrogenweek.com
Don’t miss your chance to connect with innovators, decision-makers, and investors shaping the future of hydrogen. S&P Global Commodity Insights World Hydrogen Leaders

World Electrolysis North America 2025 (September 22 – 24, Chicago) is the premier event dedicated to advancing the electrolytic hydrogen economy in North America. Now in its second year, this summit brings together key stakeholders from across the hydrogen value chain — including technology providers, project developers, policymakers, and investors — to explore the commercial, technical, and strategic opportunities in electrolyzer deployment.

Attendees will benefit from:

• Expert-led masterclasses on safety, standards, and supply chains
• 60+ speakers sharing insights on policy, financing, and infrastructure
• 15+ hours of content across two days of conference sessions
• High-level networking with 200+ senior decision-makers
• A dedicated networking app to connect with peers and partners

This event is a must-attend for anyone involved in scaling clean hydrogen production and infrastructure across North America.

Learn more – download the brochure: https://bit.ly/4mGxaCF

Register now: https://bit.ly/4fwFDGa

The Hydrogen Conference offers a rare opportunity to learn from the organisations at the leading edges of the development of the Hydrogen technology and fuel sector – their research, projects, products, services and routes for investment.

Supported by Hydrogen England, ERA, HyDEX and media partner Engineering Hydrogen Solutions, The Hydrogen Conference takes place for the first time on September 16, 2025 at Conference Aston, University of Aston campus, Birmingham B4 7ET. It’s an all-day get-together spread across five fascinating sessions, moderated by Dr Michaela Kendall, CEO of Adelan and UK Hydrogen Champion at Mission Innovation (UK Government).

There will be a lively introduction from the Moderator followed by a keynote view from Hydrogen Europe. The five sessions that follow will include 20 highly regarded and expert figures from industry and academia, with further input from consultants and investment advisors.

Session 1
The Hydrogen World – Part 1 – Projects and Partnerships
Keynote reports from leading research universities in the hydrogen sector – the breeding grounds for genius people and projects.

Session 2
The Hydrogen World – Part 2 – Technology and Manufacturing
Keynote reports from companies at the leading edge of the technology for the hydrogen sector

Session 3
Investing in Hydrogen – Now and Tomorrow
Speakers from major international banks, venture capital experts, management consultants, successful project owners who are looking to or have invested in leading edge thinking on building a hydrogen economy

Session 4
Global Hydrogen: UK Opportunities
The reports will sample and describe the scale of leading edge opportunities for building a local, regional, national or global hydrogen economy

Session 5 (panel discussion)
Green Growth: UK Hydrogen Technology Venture Builders

Panel discussion led by Dr Michaela Kendall, with expert contributors joining her to enjoy a lively discussion.

It's a conference that shouldn’t be missed, taking place in September and set against the backdrop of the UK Government’s recently announced Industrial Strategy and the forthcoming next Hydrogen Allocation Round.

Running a conferences is not inexpensive, so to cover costs the organisers have set a modest, sensible delegate fee structure:

Conference delegate (including Hydrogen Awards lunch):     £150.00 + VAT

Academic delegate (including Hydrogen Awards lunch):        £100.00 + VAT

Student delegate (only 20 places available):                        £  50.00 + VAT

Delegates are now starting to book so it’s well worth booking early to be sure of a place.

There are sponsorship opportunities available for The Hydrogen Conference and the Hydrogen Awards. Further details can be obtained from Ian Ferguson, commercial director (sponsorships).

Overseeing all aspects of the Conference is Helen Warrilow, commercial director (events).

During the Conference, delegates will feel they are in a roomful of colleagues and friends, ready to question, challenge and discuss the leading-edge issues with the speakers and the panel members. Following the conference, delegates will be able to access presentations from the speakers, the delegate list and a summary of the important issues discussed. This should give them everything they need to raise to the next level their knowledge of the Hydrogen sector and the opportunities it presents.

As momentum builds for a cleaner, more resilient energy future, all eyes are on Washington, D.C., where the Hydrogen Americas 2025 Summit & Exhibition is set to return on 3–4 September 2025. Recognized as the leading platform for hydrogen innovation and policy dialogue in the region, this landmark event will once again unite top-tier policymakers, global energy executives, and cutting-edge technology providers to advance the hydrogen economy in the Americas.

Organised by the Sustainable Energy Council (SEC) in partnership with RX Global, Hydrogen Americas 2025 arrives at a pivotal moment for the North and Latin American energy markets. Under the theme, “Defining Hydrogen and Energy Solutions for America’s Energy Future,” the summit will explore how hydrogen, in concert with carbon capture, renewables, nuclear, and LNG, can power a cleaner, more secure U.S. energy system.

Despite economic headwinds and policy shifts, the Americas region has demonstrated notable progress in hydrogen project development, long-term planning, and infrastructure investment. The Summit will serve as a critical convening point for public-private partnerships, project financing opportunities, and cross-sector collaboration, all essential to accelerating hydrogen adoption at scale.

Taking place at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, the event promises a robust program, including a high-level strategic summit, the engaging Tech Stage, and a product showcase arena with 50+ global exhibitors. 2,000 energy decision-makers and 160 expert speakers are expected to attend and pinpoint the role of hydrogen in the new energy landscape.

Crucially, Hydrogen Americas 2025 is more than just a showcase—it’s a strategic platform. Discussions will focus on integrating hydrogen into the broader energy mix, supporting grid stability, decarbonizing hard-to-abate industries, and enabling international trade.

“As America’s energy mix continues to evolve, the role of hydrogen must be redefined within a broader, more integrated approach ensuring energy security and reliability to meet growing demands,” said Chris Hugall, Managing Director at the Sustainable Energy Council. “Hydrogen Americas 2025 will provide the critical platform to align strategies, accelerate deployment, and support new partnerships that reflect the region’s changing energy priorities.”

This year’s event builds on a strong legacy, having become the official platform for hydrogen in the Americas, with support from major U.S. and international stakeholders. For industry leaders, innovators, and investors alike, the Summit is a 

must-attend to gain insights, form partnerships, and influence the future of hydrogen in the Western Hemisphere.

As the urgency for decarbonization intensifies and the global energy transition accelerates, Hydrogen Americas 2025 stands at the forefront—defining what’s next for hydrogen and clean energy in the Americas.

For more information and registration, visit the Hydrogen Americas Summit website.

A rare opportunity – to learn from the organisations at the leading edges of the development of the Hydrogen sector – their research, technology, projects, products, services and routes for investment.
The Hydrogen Conference takes place for the first time on September 9 2025 at a University venue in the Midlands in the UK. Full details are being finalised. Following the Conference, the highly regarded international Hydrogen Awards will be presented at a black-tie Awards dinner on the evening of September 16th

Presentations from organizations at the cutting or leading edge of building a hydrogen economy, together with networking opportunities, mean that The Hydrogen Conference will deliver content that shouldn’t be missed.
And, of course, the big question will also be under discussion...
“How to Build a Hydrogen Economy?”

The mix of expert presentation, case studies (including input from end users), animated discussion between audience and stage, coupled with great networking in a great venue on a campus that has a leading reputation in R&D on Hydrogen and a reputation for excellent food and service, will make for a compelling, vibrant conference.

Why hold the Conference? And why focus on building a hydrogen economy?
Since launching four years ago, the one question repeatedly asked about the Hydrogen Awards’ winners is why one company won, rather than any other finalists in a category, and what was it that made their entry special. The Hydrogen Conference will hear from the front line about what organizations did to achieve their Hydrogen Awards’ glory – and there will be evidence of groundbreaking genius at work.


• What differentiated the Winners from the other finalists?

• What made their Hydrogen offering stand out?

• What has happened to their organization since?

• What plans do the winners have to develop their Hydrogen projects next?

• What have they learned in the process, and what will they do differently next?

The Hydrogen Conference should not be missed! 


Delegates at will hear from leading companies in the Hydrogen sector and from Universities and their partners:
• What does it take to achieve best practice and how do partnerships work best? 

• How to differentiate through a best-in-class Hydrogen initiative? 

• The golden rules of Hydrogen - is it time to re-think the H&S rule book? 

• What part does marketing play and how to use it effectively? 


Networking 

If success depends on who you know, this is the place to be:
The Hydrogen Conference – is about learning from one’s peers. It is also about getting to know them, so networking is of primary importance. 

A welcome reception on September 16th - the evening before the Conference begins - with entertainment and appetisers – not to mention some wine tasting – will ensure that new contacts can be made and turned into strong business relationships over the course of the Conference and in months and years to come. 


During the Conference, you will feel you are in a roomful of colleagues and friends, ready to question, challenge and discuss the leading-edge issues with the speakers and the panel members. Following the conference, you will be able to access presentations from the speakers, the delegate list and a summary of the important issues discussed. This should give you everything you need to raise your knowledge of the Hydrogen sector to the next level.
Adding credibility and reach to the Conference is the support of Engineering Hydrogen Solutions as a media partner and of Hydrogen England, ERA and HyDEX.
This is a conference that shouldn’t be missed!
 
Information, terms and conditions
Conference delegate fees
There are two levels of delegate booking rate:
Early booking delegate rate: £200.00 per person, plus UK VAT if applicable. This rate will apply until June 9 2025. This rate can reduce by 10% if the delegate booking is for 5 or more people.
Standard booking delegate rate: £275.00 per person, plus UK VAT if applicable. This rate will apply on or after June 10 until September 9 2025. This rate can also reduce by 10% if the delegate booking is for 5 or more people.
What is included in the delegate fee? 


• Evening reception and buffet 
• Full access to all conference sessions on September 16th , 2025

• Breakfast snacks on arrival, lunch, light refreshments throughout the day, 

• Delegate manual and speaker presentations (may be printed or supplied on a memory stick, or as a password protected online archive) 

How to Book 

All delegate bookings are made online at www.thehydrogenconference.com. 
Once you click the Submit button on your booking form you will receive an automatic acknowledgement and be taken to the payment page.
Payment is required at the time of booking unless you make alternative arrangements.
This is a conference that shouldn’t be missed!

Contacting the conference team


Helen Warrilow, Commercial Director (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
Zarina Kapasi, Business Development Manager (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)

Telephone:
0330 635 5005 (UK local call rate)
+44 (0)178 977 7612 (International calls)


Postal address:
The Hydrogen Conference, c/o SPP, 14 Rother Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 6LU United Kingdom

In an era when the urgency for decarbonisation has never been greater, the Hydrogen Awards stand as a beacon of innovation, recognizing pioneers who are shaping the future of clean energy. While many in the industry are well aware of hydrogen’s potential, fewer may be familiar with these prestigious awards, which are now in their third year and that celebrate the visionaries - scientists, technologists, engineers, investors and policymakers - turning this promise into reality.

The Hydrogen Awards were established to highlight the ground-breaking work happening across the hydrogen sector. As countries race to meet net-zero targets, hydrogen has emerged as a crucial component of the sustainable energy mix. Green hydrogen, produced using renewable energy, offers a pathway to decarbonise hard-to-abate industries such as steel, chemicals, and aviation. Blue hydrogen, while still reliant on natural gas, is gaining traction with carbon capture technologies that mitigate emissions. The Hydrogen Awards shine a light on the game-changing technology and projects and ground-breaking research accelerating these advancements.

Beyond technical innovation, the Hydrogen Awards recognize leadership in policy and investment, two pillars essential for hydrogen’s widespread adoption. Governments worldwide are rolling out hydrogen strategies, while private investors are placing bold bets on infrastructure and supply chains. The awards acknowledge those who bridge the gap between ambition and execution, ensuring that hydrogen moves from pilot projects to mainstream implementation.

This year’s Hydrogen Awards highlight progress across various categories, from production breakthroughs and storage solutions to transportation applications and regional policy initiatives. A key focus is also placed on the next generation of hydrogen leaders, with dedicated University categories recognizing outstanding academic research, student-led innovation, and emerging talent shaping the industry’s future. These categories serve as an important bridge between academia and industry, ensuring that pioneering hydrogen advancements continue to flourish.

The closing date for entries is April 30, 2025.

The significance of these awards extends beyond recognition—they are a call to action. By showcasing best practices and ground-breaking achievements, the Hydrogen Awards inspire further innovation, investment, and policy commitment. As the world grapples with climate change, hydrogen remains one of our most promising solutions, and those pushing the boundaries deserve to be celebrated.

We will honour this year’s recipients at a black-tie event on September 9, 2025. Venue details are still being finalised, but the dinner and ceremony will take place at a major Midlands’ University in the UK. That celebration will also allow us to look ahead to the challenges and exciting opportunities that are opening up across the sector. The Hydrogen Awards remind us that the clean energy transition is not a solitary endeavour but a collective movement. The future is being shaped today, and hydrogen will undoubtedly play a defining role in the global energy landscape.

The support of Engineering Hydrogen Solutions as a media partner and of Hydrogen England, ERA and HyDEX are helping to extend the reach of the Awards both in the UK and Europe and around the world.

Hydrogen Awards – Enterprise. Innovation. Excellence.

Rotterdam, Netherlands – The Sustainable Energy Council (SEC) & RX Global have announced the shortlist of nominees for the World Hydrogen 2025 Awards, comprised of 24 extraordinary projects, companies and individuals who are transforming the hydrogen industry.

The winners will be announced on 20th May 2025 at a ceremony at the Rotterdam Ahoy, as part of the World Hydrogen 2025 Summit & Exhibition, organised by Sustainable Energy Council and RX Global in partnership with the Dutch Government, the Province of Zuid-Holland, the City of Rotterdam and the Port of Rotterdam.

The 6 awards categories celebrate the outstanding contributions of leaders within the hydrogen sector whose work is shaping the future of energy. Through innovation, partnerships and commercial advances, these finalists are enabling the scalability needed to make hydrogen commercially viable and readily available to decarbonise even the most polluting sectors of our global economy.

Following record number of nominations received, the Awards Judging panel made up of the SEC Hydrogen Advisory Board,SEC Hydrogen Advisory Board, carefully reviewed and voted on each of the nominees based on this year’s awards criteria to produce the shortlist.

This year, the global hydrogen community is invited to participate not only by submitting nominations, but also by voting on the shortlist to define the ultimate winners. Public voting is now open until 2nd April via the World Hydrogen Awards Website here.

The finalists of the World Hydrogen 2025 Awards are:

Clean Hydrogen Project Shortlist

1. Ceres Power Limited, United Kingdom

2. Hyphen Hydrogen Energy, Namibia

3. Niagara Falls, Linde - New York City, USA

4. REFORMERS, Netherlands

Industrial Application Shortlist

1. Stegra AB, Sweden

2. OCI/Woodside Blue Ammonia, Linde - Beaumont/TX, USA,

3. Enaex Holding, Chile

4. Aurubis AG, Germany

Future Leader Shortlist

1. Rumaitha Al Busaidi, Business & ICV Development Manager, Hydrom

2. Assia Kasdi, CEO, Milvus Advanced

3. Jan Rongé, CEO, Solhyd

4. Eloa Guillotin, Co-Founder & CEO, Beyond Aero

Hydrogen Transport Shortlist

1. Maris Fiducia, Netherlands

2. Beyond Aero, France

3. Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha / A-Tug 'Sakigake', Japan

4. Amogy's Ammonia-Powered Tugboat, Brooklyn, USA

Port of The Future

1. Port of Amsterdam

2. Port of Antwerp – Brugge

3. Port of Rotterdam

4. Porto Piaui, Brazil

Person of The Year

1. Rumaitha Al Busaidi, Business & ICV Development Manager, Hydrom

2. Bart Biebuyck, CEO, Green Energy Park (GEP)

3. Anne-Laure Parrical de Chammard, Member of the Executive Board, Siemens Energy

4. J. Colter Eadie, CEO, Abraxas Power and EVREC

Have your say on the final winner, submit your vote on each category until 2nd April via the World Hydrogen Awards Website here.