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Queensland and Australia’s most comprehensive Hydrogen Summit.

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Workshop Overview

Your opportunity to discuss pressing topics in a practical, interactive, and learning oriented 4-hour workshop setting prior to the Summit.
Delegate numbers are limited, and you can register on a first-come, first-served basis.
Your feedback from the workshops will be relayed into the Summit Roundtable Discussions in the Plenary Session on 06 September 2023

Tue 5 Sep
Wed 6 Sep
Thu 7 Sep

Delegates will have a choice to select a tech tour or workshop session subject to availability and on a first come first served basis. Note: Workshops and Tech Tours are limited to 40 delegates


0800	Registration and Welcome Refreshments
0830-1230	Technical Tour 1 BOC: Hydrogen Electrolysis Production in Action & BP Lytton Hydrogen Refueller The Renewable Hydrogen Production and Refuelling Project aims to demonstrate renewable hydrogen production at a commercially viable scale, and help progress the commercialisation of hydrogen for vehicle transport in Australia. (Renewable Hydrogen Production and Refuelling Project - Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)). This includes green hydrogen production at the BOC Bulwer Island as well as the first hydrogen refuelling station at a conventional service station in Australia. BOC will share their learnings on the supply chain as well as localisation of technology in this emerging space. *Limited to 15 attendees on first come first served basis* Technical Tour Hosts: Chris Dolman, Business Development Manager Clean Hydrogen, BOC Asia Pacific, and Dana Spiers, Director, Strategy and Clean Energy, BOC
0830-1230		Workshop Hydrogen Skills and Workforce Design, Build and Planning Required to Serve a Well Operated Hydrogen Sector Part 1: Mapping the work opportunities and capabilities envisaged Skills design and build required to deliver the hydrogen workforce of the future, including: HET’S R & D Engineers Artisans Professional services Quality, safety, and compliance roles Determining the feasibility of an onsite and remote mix Assessing the transferable skills from other sectors Harnessing funding from The National Reconstruction Fund Tapping into Queensland Government’s Energy and Job Skills Plan and the Job Security Guarantee for energy workers Accessing training hubs Aligning local training and workforce development projects Introducing micro-credentials and bridging training Facilitators: Jake Jacobs, Manager Hydrogen Skills Australia, GISPH2 David Cross, CEO, Energy Skills Queensland Part 2: Manufacturing H2 Skills Introduction and overview of the VET Emerging Industries Fund Manufacturing. Wayne Lee, Queensland Industry Skills Advisor Manufacturing, Manufacturing Skills Queensland Updates from Central Queensland including competency development. Malcom Garrick, Business Development Manager, Campus Leader College of Trades/Tertiary Education Division, CQ University Updates from North Queensland and competency development - TAFE project. Shawn O'Sullivan, Emerging Industries Business Development Manager, TAFE Queensland Energy Skills Queensland, Hydrogen Skills Australia. Gateway Industry to Schools Program: Hydrogen. Introduction into the program, its goals and outcomes as well as discussing the opportunities for participation of both schools and industry. Gail Hands, Project Officer, GISPH2 Skills Gap Analysis between the Hydrogen sector and the gas industry - feedback on research completed by Hydrogen Skills Australia. Jake Jacobs, Jake Jacobs, Manager, Hydrogen Skills Australia Transport and Logistics H2 Skills introduction Camilla Elmes, Transport and Logistics Industry Skills Advisor, Queensland Trucking Association. Insight from industry. Scott Travers, Director, Pure Hydrogen H2 Skills in Automotive. Overview on hydrogen powered heavy vehicles in the Automotive Industry and the future skills and workforce development needs to support these vehicles. Ross Thompson, General Manager Aftersales, Foton Mobility Distribution	Workshop Building the Financial Case to Transition to Hydrogen: Leveraging low-cost renewable energy inputs Scrutinising price parity with existing and other alternative energy Cost criteria to evaluate the real cost of transition New technologies to achieve improved cost efficiency Overcoming transport and storage challenges to compete on price Requisites to tap into Federal Government’s mechanisms (including Hydrogen Headstart) to narrow the price gap between existing fossil fuels and hydrogen Facilitator: Tim Buckley, Director, Climate Energy Finance Nigel Hough, Director and QLD Regional Manager, GPA Engineering
1230-1300	Lunch
1300-1700	Technical Tour 2 Wildfire Energy: MIHG Waste to Hydrogen Pilot Plant Launch and Endua: New Energy Hydrogen Production and Storage with Hydrogen Power Banks Limited to 50 attendees on first come first served basis Innovations, technology and processes to see @ Endua Self-contained energy storage system using hydrogen, fed by solar micro-grid On-site operating unit combines PEM electrolyser, fuel cell and hydrogen storage Grid interaction of power electronics and control systems Discussion of specific challenges associated with manufacturing hydrogen equipment Innovations, technology, and processes to see @ Wildfire Energy MIHG (Moving Injection Horizontal Gasification) pilot converting residual waste and biomass into hydrogen MIHG reactor to breakdown waste at high temperature Gas cleaning equipment and syngas compressor Pressure swing absorption unit to separate hydrogen for us Utilities and process control system Technical Tour Hosts: Greg Perkins, CEO, Wildfire Energy and Paul Sernia, CEO, Endua
1300-1700	Workshop Pre-empting your Green Hydrogen Project Risks with Sound Social License to Operate Practices Is Social Licence to Operate (SLO) stil relevant? If so, what are the principles of SLO for hydrogen? What are the emergent localised concerns? How best to overcome them What can we learn from other examples? Practical next steps Facilitator: Peta Ashworth, Director, Curtin Institute for Energy Kathy Witt, University of Queensland Amrita Kambo, University of Queensland	Workshop Finding the Sweet Spot for e Fuels, Biofuels and Hydrogen to Decarbonise Quickly Highlighting the fuels range in the hydrogen economy Taking a deep dive into the academic and economic findings for: Ammonia Biofuels eFuels: eDiesel, eKerosene, eMethane etc. This interactive workshop will feature presentations, group discussions, roundtable and panel discussions. With guest contributions from: Jim Wilson, Policy and Communications Manager, Shipping Australia Michael van Baarle, Co-Founder and CEO, Abel Energy Amy Philbrook, Hydrogen Technical Leader, ARUP KS Chan, Chief Commercialisation Officer, CO2CRC Limited Alistair Robertson, H2Project Engineer, Rheinmetall Defence Stephen Forshaw, Chief Representative Australia and New Zealand, Airbus Dr Daniel Roberts, Leader Hydrogen Energy Systems Future Science, CSIRO Facilitators: Dr Andrew Dicks, Advisor to the Board, Lion Energy, Convenor, Australian Hydrogen Research Network (AHRN), Adjunct Principal Fellow, Queensland Micro-and Nano- technology Centre, Griffith University Florence Lindhaus, Cluster Manager Energy, German Australian Hydrogen Alliance
1500	Speaker, Advisory Board and VIP Welcome Reception: By Invitation Only

Finance, Regulation, Government Policies and Hydrogen Initiatives to Compete, Achieve Bankability and Accelerate Investor Commitment


0745	Queensland Hydrogen Investment Forum Breakfast By Invitation Only
0830	Registration Desk Opens and Welcome Refreshments
0915	Opening Remarks from the Chair and Acknowledgement of Country: 2022 - 2023 Hydrogen Highlights, Milestones and Lessons Learned Mike Straughton, Chair, Hydrogen Queensland (H2Q)
0930	Ministerial Keynote Enabling Queensland’s Vision and Ambitions to Achieve Global Leader Status in Hydrogen The Hon Assistant Minister Lance McCallum MP, Assistant Minister for Energy, Queensland Government
0945	In Conversation With: State Government Lessons Learned: Hydrogen policymakers will share their reflections on the evolving domestic and international policy context and the strategies and approaches for scaling up Australia’s hydrogen sector. Moderator: Anna Freeman, Policy Director, Clean Energy Council Confirmed Panelists: Tim Stock, Chair, National Green Power Steering Group and Director of Hydrogen and Clean Energy Programs Chris Shaw, Deputy Director General Hydrogen, Queensland Government
1015	Morning tea
1045	ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION GROUPS Key take-outs, highlights and identified requisites and solutions to address the 'nuts and bolts' hydrogen economy issues
1045	Roundtable Discussion 1 Safety Standards and Codes of Best Practice: 2023 Contributor: Scott Brownlaw, Clean Energy Consultant, Standards Australia Ben Smith, Technical Manager, Risk and Process Safety, ARUP Jarrod Irving, Senior Advisor: Hydrogen Development, Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG)	Roundtable Discussion 2 Road, Rail, Airports: Mobility Essentials for Transport Operators Facilitator: Renata Berglas, Member Queensland Hydrogen Taskforce, Mobility and Futures Leader QLD, ARRB/NTRO Contributors: Heather Bone, Head of ESG, Team Global Express David Cavenagh, CEO, Top Group Michael Baulch, CEO, Emerald Coaches Dr Ahmed Halima, Hydrogen and Future Fuels Lead, Mott MacDonald	Roundtable Discussion 3 Hydrogen Skills and Workforce Design, Build and Planning Facilitator: Murray Shearer, Chair Hydrogen and Alternative Energy, Central Queensland University Contributors: Jakes Jacobs, Manager Hydrogen Skills Australia, GISP H2 Dhawal Nayak, CEO, Grandshake Green Skills Academy	Roundtable Discussion 4 Building your Financial Case to Transition to Hydrogen Facilitators: Tim Buckley, Director, Climate Energy Finance Mike Straughton, Managing Director, CIRC Partners	Roundtable Discussion 5 Social License Essentials Facilitator: Peta Ashworth, Director, Curtin Institute for Energy Contributors: Kathy Witt, University of Queensland Amrita Kambo, Univerisity of Queensland	Roundtable Discussion 6 Finding the eFuels Sweetspot to Decarbonise Quickly Facilitator: Florence Lindhaus, Cluster Energy Manager, German Australian Hydrogen Alliance Facilitator: Dr Andrew Dicks, Advisor to the Board, Lion Energy, Convenor, Australian Hydrogen Research Network (AHRN, Adjunct Principal Fellow, Griffith University Guest contributions from: Michael van Baarle, Co-Founder and CEO, Abel Energy Gabriel Vallejos, ARUP KS Chan, Chief Commercialisation Officer, CO2CRC Limited Dr Daniel Roberts, Leader hydrogen Energy Systems Future Science, CSIRO Alistair Robertson, H2 Project Engineer, Rheinmetall Defence	Roundtable Discussion 7 Policy Fundamentals: Industry Insights and Opportunities Facilitators: Ekaterina Milne, H2Q Policy and Advocacy Working Group Derek Thompson, CEO, Purus Energy Ariel Elboim, Senior Advisor, GHD Thomas Koller, Senior Hydrogen Consultant, DNV Elizabeth Monaghan, H2Q Policy Working Group
1145	Panel Discussion: Aligning European, Australian, American and Asian Emissions Accounting, Reporting and Trading Rules to Substantiate Emissions Claims Associated with Hydrogen Energy Use Discussing the merits and demerits of various Australian and international Guarantee of Origin Schemes: GO Scheme GreenPower Large Scale Generation Certificates (LGC's) Aligning country of origin and carbon border adjustment mechanisms to interoperate with international registries Moderator: Mak Weijie, Head of Australia, Aurora Energy Panelists: Manuel Weirich, Assistant Director Hydrogen and Clean Energy & GM Green Power Steering Group, NSW Office of Energy and Climate Prerna Bhargava, Assistant Manager, Hydrogen Strategy, Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water Scott Hamilton, Senior Advisor, Smart Energy Council
1240	Keynote Presentation: Current Global Status of Green Hydrogen Activity and Electrolyzer Technology Selection David Bow, Vice President, Plug Power USA
1300-1400	Lunch
1400	Breakaway Case Study Sessions: Hard to Abate Industry Hydrogen Initiatives in Action
1400	Logistics Hydrogen Offtake Panel Discussion: Lessons Learned, Challenges and Future Ambitions Panelists: Heather Bone, Head of ESG, Team Global Express Phillip Parsons, VP Customer Service and Supply Chain, Coca-Cola Euro Pacific Partners Chris Dolman, Business Development Manager Clean Hydrogen, BOC Asia Pacific Q & A Moderator: Renata Berglas, Member, Queensland Hydrogen Taskforce, Mobility and Futures Leader QLD, ARRB/NTRO		Corporate Case Study Keynote and Panel: Fabrum Heavy Transport, Mining and Aviation Lessons Learned and Next Steps Upcoming hydrogen and liquid hydrogen projects in ANZ Opportunities and challenges Keynote: Fuelling Tomorrow. Unleashing Liquid Hydrogen for the Transportation Revolution Dr Barry Prince, VP Hydrogen, Fabrum Keynote: Dual-Fuel Trucks: Enabling the Hydrogen Refuelling Network of Tomorrow Gareth Wishart, General Manager, HW Richardson Group Moderator: Dr Ojas Mahapatra, CEO, Fabrum Panelists: Gareth Wishart, General Manager, HW Richardson Group Geoffrey Drucker, Managing Director, Countrywide Hydrogen Aaron Smith, Managing Director, H2EC		Corporate Case Study Panel Discussion: Building Domestic Hydrogen Demand Using Existing Networks Taking the lead on domestic demand by decarbonising the gas network Overcoming the community concerns with a collaborative consultation process Tackling the safety conversation head on Underground storage to support hydrogen supply Confirmed Panelists: Lucy Burke, Manager Hydrogen and Clean Energy Fuels Development, ATCO Owen Sharpe, Strategy Manager, Australian GasInfrastructure Group (AGIG) Dr Klaas van Alphen, Head of Hydrogen and Future Fuels, APA Group David Whittam, Program Manager, Hydrogen, CO2CRC Q & A Moderator: Bill Tabourlos, Executive Director, Australian Gas Association (AGA)
1510	Afternoon tea
1545	Breakaway Panel Discussions: Upstream, Midstream and Downstream Hydrogen in Action
1545	Panel Discussion: Discussing Renewables, Land, Water and Critical Minerals Supply Chain Capacity Constraints and Opportunities for Domestic and International Consumption Demand Confirmed Panelists: Tom Lord, Lead Renewable Technical Energy Advisor, Australian Gas Association James Scotland, General Manager Supply Chain Resilience, Australia Industry (AI) Group · Nicolette Boele, Impact Committee, Climate Venture Capital Fund Q & A Moderator: John Grimes, CEO, Smart Energy Council		Panel Discussion: Agri-Business Quick-Fire Case Studies: 1. Review of the Carbon Emissions Profile of Key Agri- Sectors and Large Farming Businesses: Investment Sentiments and Plans Toward a Decarbonised Economy Belinda Turner, Chief Investment Officer, Agri Carbon Investments 2. Building a Hydrogen Economy to Support Hard to Abate Farming Sectors: Ammonia, Fertiliser, Farming Heavy Industry Leading edge innovation in Australian energy technology and international developments Options for farming and industry to take control of high-cost inputs, shorten supply chains and minimise inflationary pressures Gareth Forde, Principal Engineer, All Energy 3. Towards the Carbon Zero-Agribusiness The huge and immediate demand for green ammonia in existing industries Advantages of ammonia as a hydrogen vector Making ammonia - an alternative to Haber-Bosch Case study: manufacturing green ammonia in QLD from green hydrogen Towards the carbon zero agri-business Troy Philpot, Element One 4. Decarbonising Farms' Fuel and Fertiliser Working with farmers to use their own renewables Co-locating production with demand Stable, local supply chains for key farm inputs Decarbonising a value-added export – not ‘dig and ship’ David Heard, Executive Director, Australia, Hiringa Energy Moderator: Andrew McCluskey, Executive GM Hydrogen, Siemens and Chair, The Hydrogen Society		Panel Discussion: Hydrogen Social License Lessons Learned and Next Steps Required: Working toward a coordinated and collaborative approach for community and stakeholder engagement Achieving social and environmental sustainability while growing industry and community opportunities Tackling the land and water conversations head on Co-designing and running a community engagement program to authentically respond to concerns Confirmed Panelists: Mel Rippon, Social Performance Lead, Clean Co Emily Raguse, Social Engagement Manager, Stanwell Lochlan Gibson, Managing Director, Star Environmental Nicole Maguire, External Communications Manager, Powerlink Q & A Moderator: Peta Ashworth, Director, Curtin Institute for Energy		Corporate Panel Discussion: Refueling Stations: Refueling Stations: Innovations, Risk Mitigation and Practice Codes to Achieve Price Parity for Trucks and Buses Intent on Achieving their Zero Emissions Targets Site compliance and key location considerations to meet demand with a hub and spoke model to mitigate offtake land, labour and distribution costs Taking a first mover approach despite offtake resistance to mitigate the chicken or egg scenario OEM, equipment and other technology partnership strategies with Asia to leverage economies of scale Development approval processes and compliance essentials Confirmed Panelists: Tom Soulsby, Executive Chairman, Lion Energy Alistair Wardrope, Director, Amarna Energy Ash Schuurman, Future Energy Project Manager, ARK Energy Konfir Kabo, Fueltech Moderator: Michael Baulch, CEO, Emerald Coaches, President, Queensland Bus Industry Confederation
1645	Close of Summit Day One and Networking Drinks. Welcome: Andy Marsland, Director H2Q

Domestic and International Upstream, Midstream and Downstream Hydrogen in Action + Special Feature: Focus on Asia


0730	Registration Desk Opens & Welcome Refreshments
0800	Opening Remarks from the Chair Mike Straughton, Chair, Queensland Hydrogen Industry Cluster (H2Q)
0805	Ministerial Keynote Address: Queensland Hydrogen The Hon Steven Miles, Acting Premier, Minister for State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning and Assisting the Premier on Olympics and Paralympics Infrastructire
0820	Panel Discussion: Focus on Asia: Investment and Offtake Commitments and Future Intentions to Grow the Australian Hydrogen Economy and Achieve Asia’s Decarbonisation Ambitions Mapping the role of hydrogen in the climate friendly energy mix to achieve carbon neutral economies in Asia Unpacking Asia’s appetite to invest in the Australian hydrogen economy scoping proponents in upstream, midstream, downstream and hydrogen equipment technologies (HETS) Supply chain requisites to achieve Asia’s hydrogen ambitions Tapping into the e Fuel sector for sustainable aviation Moderator: Tak Adachi, Queensland Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner (Japan), Trade and Investment Queensland Confirmed Panelists: Shinichi Tokuda, GM Business Development, Mitsubishi Gas Chemical (MGC) Japan Masashi Shimanuki, Director, ENEOS Motoya Nakamura, CEO, IHI Engineering Australia Takehiro Maruyama, Project Leader for Maritime Hydrogen Fuel Cell Systems, Yanmar Holdings
0920	Panel Discussion: Leveraging and Assessing the Success Criteria of Grant Funding Initiatives: to De-risk Investment, Production, Distribution and Early Transition Offtake and the Advancement of Renewables ARENA & CEFC funding lessons learned and achievements thus far Update on Scaling Green Hydrogen CRC plans and other research and innovation initiatives Update on the Townsville Hydrogen Hub and Regional Hydrogen Hubs initiative Deployment plans for the Hydrogen Head-start initiative, National Reconstruction Fund, Net Zero Authority, Powering Australia Industry Growth Centre, Powering the Regions Fund and Industry Growth Program What next for the National Hydrogen Technology Cluster (H2TCA)? Moderator: Paul Hodgson, CEO, Scaling Green Hydrogen CRC Panelists: Claudia Brumme Smith, CEO, NQH2 Heather Bone, Head of ESG, Toll Global Express Paul Sernia, CEO, Endua Clare Sykes, Cluster Manager, New H2
1020	Morning tea
1050	Keynote Presentation Advantage Isn't Enough: How Can Australia Turn Energy Superpower Dreams into Reality “Australia has high hopes for hydrogen and other clean economy opportunities. But major economies are pursuing vigorous new forms of industry policy to advance their own energy visions. That may advance some Australian goals and delay or deny others.” What should we do in response? How big can we go? And which opportunities should we prioritise? Innes Willox, Group CEO, Australia Industry (AI) Group
1110	Panel Discussion: Investing in Bankable Hydrogen Projects and the Broader Hydrogen Market: Risks and Rewards Defining the role of investors to accelerate a sustainable hydrogen industry Unpacking new policies, policy signals and other policies required to satisfy investors and remove barriers Discussing investment vehicles and frameworks that are/will facilitate investment by Australian institutional investors Unpacking domestic and overseas policies accelerating the Australian hydrogen economy and the likely impact of the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) Moderator: Richard Proudlove, Director Corporate Engagement, Investor Group on Climate Change Panelists: Chris Dunks, Managing Director, Synergenet Mitch Shannon, Director, Pollination Matt Baumgurtel, Partner, Hamilton Locke and Director, H2Q Chris Keerman, Director Project and Export Finance, ANZ
1205	Panel Discussion: Central Queensland Hydrogen Project: International Investment and Offtake Collaboration to Fulfill our Mega Project Vision and Meet Customer Expectations Designing a winning consortium with unique skills and capabilities, and a common vision, to deliver the largest renewable hydrogen project in Australia Offtake commitments and future plans to achieve a sustainable project Lessons learned in respect of social license pre-requisites and findings Job creation and community opportunities in the pipeline to deliver our commitments under the Queensland Jobs and Energy Plan Moderator: Joanna Kay, General Manager, Zero Carbon Hydrogen Australia \| Smart Energy Council Panelists: Phil Richardson, General Manager Hydrogen, Stanwell Corporation Ryan Matsutani, Manager New Energy Business Development, Marubeni Corporation (Japan) Masaru Nishimura, General Manager Hydrogen Development , Iwatani Corporation Naoya Takeda, Manager Hydrogen Business Strategy Division, Kansai Electric Power Company Inc
1235	Lunch
1335	Corporate Case Study Panel: Countrywide Hydrogen Connecting with the Right Partners and Allies to Reach Financial Close and Deliver Green Hydrogen to Domestic and International Offtakers at the Right Price Jigsaw pieces required for final investment decision Integrating investment, feedstock, offtake, and OEM proponents to achieve their zero emission targets Securing offtake from the transport, industrial heat, and natural gas sector The role of Government - State and Federal Moderator: Geoffrey Drucker, Managing Director, Countrywide Hydrogen Panelists: The Hon Peter Gutwein, Former Premier of Tasmania Gary Greene, Investment Manager, Infrastructure, Hesta Tim Jensen, Managing Director, 7R Logistics Peter Shea, Government Incentives Lead, Deloitte Joel Stoddart, Managing Director, Walkingshaw Automotive
1430	Afternoon tea
1500	Keynote Presentation: Invention to Innovation Today the future looks daunting because the world is far better at innovation than Australia is: If we don’t innovate, we could lose 40% of our tax base in the race to net zero, we could lose 40% of our jobs to automation and Artificial Intelligence, and we might not solve 40% of our hardest to abate emissions - If we don’t solve Australia’s innovation dilemma, and turn invention to innovation. Every disruption hides an opportunity, but there’s a valley of death in the way. I’ll show how one organisation turned their market vision into reality and crossed that valley of death to generate $5B in new value by going 90% of the way to net zero. I’ll show, by analogy how Australia too, can cross that valley of death that separates our dream from reality, and that Hydrogen is the key to solving problems that today seem unsolvable, through the power of science turning dream to reality, and invention to innovation. Larry Marshall, Ex CEO, CSIRO and Chair American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) and Advisor, Australian Government Circular Economy Ministerial Advisory Group
1520	Start-up Pitch Battle: Celebrating the successes of small to medium start ups Keynote Introduction: Greg Perkins, CEO, Wildfire Energy: 2022 Start up Pitch Batter Winner Pitch Battle Participants: Steffen Geries, COO, Stralis Aircraft Prashant Parulekar, Founder & CEO, Infigo Labs Luciano Giangiordano, Founder & CEO, Hydroverse Dr Glen Harris, Co- Founder and CEO, Jovian Tech Liam Scanlan, Managing Director, HINDSITE Moderator: Paul Sernia, CEO, Endua Judging Panel: Larry Marshall, Ex CEO, CSIRO and Chair American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) and Advisor, Australian Government Circular Economy Ministerial Advisory Group, CSIRO Heidi Breen, CEO, H2Q Greg Perkins, CEO, Wildfire Energy
1615	Panel Discussion: Central Queensland's Hydrogen Endeavour: Exploring Collaborations, Partnerships, and Strategies for Developing Central Queensland's Hydrogen Ecosystem Key considerations to secure land for hydrogen production Partnering with existing industry to deliver innovative world leading hydrogen solutions Advancing inter-project cooperation and highlighting the value of shared insights, especially during stakeholder engagement in regional communities Strategies for decarbonising existing infrastructure and assessing potential job creation opportunities in construction, utilities, heavy manufacturing, and local service sectors Moderator: Nigel Hough, Director and Queensland Regional Manager, GPA Engineering Confirmed Panelists: Jarrod Irving, Senior Advisor: Hydrogen Development, Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) Michelle Gane, Hydrogen Development Specialist, Stanwell Corporation Dr Attilio Pigneri, Chief Executive Officer, H2U Alana Barlow, National Hydrogen Commercialisation Manager, Sumitomo Australia Dr Sreeraj Balachandran, Manager Decarbonisation Strategy, Rio Tinto Aluminium
1700	H2Q Special Address Heidi Breen, CEO, H2Q
1715	Closing Remarks from the Chair Pitch Battle Winners to be announced
1730	Close of Summit

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