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Positioning Hydrogen 2025 Conference

Global Hydrogen Conference & Expo

Dates: September 27-29, 2025
Venue: Dubai,UAE

Vision

Promoting and creating long-term sustainability by upskilling the hydrogen industry and improving safety and emergency response services throughout the whole value chain

Mission

Collaboration with the global regulatory ecosystem via strategic objectives, innovative technology, and a dynamic approach that combines standards, codes of conduct, and other tools to allow trade and export flexibility

Positioning Hydrogen 2025 Conference, Dubai,UAE: An international green hydrogen event.

Positioning Hydrogen 2025 is the 4th global hydrogen conference and expo scheduled for September 27-28, 2025 in Dubai, UAE is a must-attend hydrogen technology event and Expo in 2025. The conference will bring together participants from the entire hydrogen value chain with the goal of exhibiting solutions and innovations for low-carbon hydrogen production, efficient storage and distribution, safety and emergency services, and applications in a wide range of industries. Industrial experts and decision makers from around the world will talk about and show off the latest technologies, engineering solutions, and future trends.

As the world's largest economies benefit from implementing hydrogen strategies, global markets are capitalising on hydrogen's momentum to decide where to invest in hydrogen projects. The enthusiasm encompassing hydrogen is being tapped by global market and industry leaders to influence policy, discourse, and the energy landscape.

Hydrogen is predicted to generate $700 billion in investment by 2030 in order to meet global requirements. The investment roadmap, on the other hand, remains foggy. Uncertain policies and frameworks, the supply-and-demand dilemma, financing ambiguity, and a lack of infrastructure all impede the growth of the global clean hydrogen economy.

The only way to address these issues is through open collaboration and knowledge exchange. The Positioning Hydrogen 2025 conference and exhibition brings together global leaders from the public and private sectors, ranging from energy producers and off-takers to financiers, technology providers, and policymakers, all with one goal in mind: to transition hydrogen from pilot to full-scale bankable projects.



Day 1
  • Hydrogen Production Technologies
  • Hydrogen Storage and Distribution
  • Hydrogen Policy and Economics
  • Environmental Impact and Safety
  • 27/09/2025
Day 2
  • Hydrogen Use in Transportation
  • Industrial Applications of Hydrogen
  • Hydrogen Infrastructure Development
  • Hydrogen in Residential and Commercial Use
  • Hydrogen Economics and Markets
  • Policy and Regulation
  • 28/09/2025
Day 3
  • Statup Pitching Competition
  • Emerging Trends and Innovations
  • Hydrogen in Energy Systems
  • Education and Training
  • Future of Hydrogen Research
  • Case Studies and Best Practices
  • Global Hydrogen Landscape
  • 29/09/2025

Conference Chair

Andrew Dicks
Andrew Dicks
CEO of the AHRN
Research Fellow
Griffith University

Past Speakers

Paul Radford
Paul Radford
Project Manager, Office of Hydrogen Power South Australia, Australia
Jeremy Stone
Jeremy Stone
Non-Executive Director & Advisor, J-Power Latrobe Valley
Australia
Craig Ehrke
Craig Ehrke
CEO, Skai Energies Pty Ltd
Australia
Joe L Spease
Joe L Spease
CEO, WindSoHy, LLC
United States
Hans-Josef Fell
Hans-Josef Fell
President, Energy Watch Group
Germany
Geoffrey Drucker
Geoffrey Drucker
Managing Director, Countrywide Renewable Hydrogen Limited, Australia
Lennie Klebanoff
Lennie Klebanoff
Technical Staff
Sandia National Laboratories
United States
Jihyun Hwang
Jihyun Hwang
Professor, Korea Institute of Energy Technology, Managing Director
FIP-H2ENERGY@KENTECH, South Korea
K. Bala Subramanian
K. Bala Subramanian
Director, NFTDC
India
Jose Javier Lopez Cascales
Jose Javier Lopez Cascales
Professor, Universidad Politecnica de Cartagena, Spain
Bianca Grabner
Bianca Grabner
Project Manager, HyCentA Research GmbH
Austria
Yokoo Michihiro
Yokoo Michihiro
Manager, Tanaka Kikinzoku Pte Ltd., Singapore
Jane E Burton
Jane E Burton
Project Director, CarbonNet
Australia
Sally Torgoman
Sally Torgoman
Commercial Advisory & Transactions, KPMG
Australia
G.F Metha
G.F Metha
Professor, University of Adelaide
Australia
Nasir Mahmood
Nasir Mahmood
Vice-Chancellor Fellow, RMIT University
Australia
Ziqi Sun
Ziqi Sun
Professor, Queensland University of Technology
Australia
Laurent van Helden
Laurent van Helden
Director Sales & Market Developmen, Plug Power
Australia & New Zealand
Douglas MacFarlane
Douglas MacFarlane
Professor, Monash University
Australia
Graham Nathan
Graham Nathan
Professor, University of Adelaide
Australia
Alberto Balbo
Alberto Balbo
Co-CEO & Founder, Ianus Energy Transition
Australia & Singapore
Shi Xue Dou
Shi Xue Dou
Professor, University of Wollongong
Australia
Niranjanmurthi Lingappan
Niranjanmurthi Lingappan
Professor, Chonnam National University
South Korea
Julie Cairney
Julie Cairney
Professor, University of Sydney
Australia
David Cavanagh
David Cavanagh
Managing Director, Integrated Energy Pty Ltd
Australia
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What to Expect from Positioning Hydrogen 2025

Advanced product demonstration
Engage with decision makers
Excellent speaker line-up
Generate new business leads
Green financing
Interact with your peers
Interactive technical learning
Latest research insights
One-to-one match making
Share your expertise
Technology transfer

Who will you meet at this Hydrogen Conference

Industry
  • Component manufacturers and end users
  • Domestic hydrogen infrastructure providers
  • Electrolyser manufacturers
  • Energy producers
  • Engineering, Procurement and Construction companies
  • Financial stakeholders and investors
  • Fuel cell companies
  • Oil/Gas companies
  • Government officials
  • Hydrogen refuelling infrastructure developers
  • Hydrogen suppliers
  • Mobility OEMs
  • Off-takers
  • Societies and associations
  • Sustainability and mobility technology providers
  • Utilities / IPPs
Job Role
  • C level executives
  • Precedents and vice presidents
  • Founders and co-founders
  • Directors, managing director and non-executive directors
  • Advisors
  • Hydrogen transformation partners
  • Principal engineer, asset advisory, team lead
  • Government affairs and advocacy
  • Project management
  • Technical services
  • Manufacturing
  • Risk management
  • Customer engagement
  • Marketing and sales
  • Product communications
  • Academia

Themes Defining our Green Hydrogen Event

  • Global hydrogen potential and leadership: With the plunging cost of renewables, the potential for green hydrogen is enormous. To establish a hydrogen economy, representatives in policy, investment, energy, and industry must work together to take advantage of the opportunity that hydrogen brings to the global energy environment.

  • Net zero-emission objectives: Due to the constraints of electrification, sky rocketing oil price, is hydrogen the future fuel that will enable net-zero targets? How can the required hydrogen demand be achieved and what off-taker methods or subsidy assistances are required to boost demand? Hear from industrial off takers in metallurgy, manufacturing, industrial applications, shipping, aerospace, and automobiles about their approach to the hydrogen economy and how it fits into their massive net zero objectives.

  • Commercialisation:As with any other commodity, green and low-carbon hydrogen need to achieve prices that are competitive and economically sustainable. Although worldwide electrolyser capacity benchmarks may have been established, how will companies ramp up production to achieve these targets and support net-zero goals? Meet the leading innovators and leaders of gigantic initiatives aiming for $2 or less hydrogen and learn from them.

  • Infrastructure:: Massive capital investments are required to build up the value chain for facilities such as bulk hydrogen storage and mass transportation over land and sea. Much has already been achieved, for example, by using existing gas pipelines to store and transport hydrogen blended with natural gas. At the same time, hubs, port facilities and clusters have cropped up around the world to highlight the benefits of hydrogen being consumed near where it is produced. Learn about the foremost obstacles to establishing hydrogen-ready infrastructure and how to tackle them.

  • Funding for the hydrogen economy: The Energy transitions commission estimated that between now and 2050, $15 trillion would be needed to support hydrogen economy. Despite the current buzz surrounding green and blue hydrogen, the International Energy Agency has shown that less than 4% of planned projects have reached financial investment decision. Learn how more projects can be funded made more viable by taking advantage of the current wave of green financing, as well as new off-take agreement models.

  • Hydrogen Industry skill development:The nascent hydrogen industry is currently short of people with the necessary technical and engineering skills required to build successful projects. Providing competency training for the next generation technicians and engineers is therefore essential for a sustainable hydrogen industry.

  • Safety, risk and emergency management: Safety is a key consideration for the hydrogen industry. Safety in design is an important element for a successful project outcome and, as we build our knowledge of the safety aspects associated with hydrogen so should our ability to manage hazards and risks, and provide guidance for emergency services and first responders.

  • Innovations in Storage and Transportation:Hydrogen storage and transportation are pivotal challenges in harnessing this versatile energy carrier. Innovations in efficient storage methods, such as solid-state materials and underground caverns, alongside advanced transportation technologies, like pipelines and fuel cell vehicles, are crucial for unlocking hydrogen's potential as a clean and sustainable form of energy.

Positioning Hydrogen Testimonials

The Positioning Hydrogen Conference 2022 in Melbourne was an excellent networking opportunity and knowledge sharing with Hydrogen scientists and industry leaders.

Furat Dawood

It was really a wonderful and well-organized conference. Wide topics in the field of Hydrogen, scientists from different countries were the most attractive for me. I really had a nice time during the conference. If I get a chance, I will wish to join the next conference too.

B. A. Arima

I found the conference very informative and useful to keep up to date with what is happening in the industry and all innovation and investments. I found the conference very well organised

Sam Sepehr

I really enjoyed the Positioning Hydrogen Conference. The quality and content of the presentations was excellent and I found the sessions very exciting with respect to the many initiatives underway in the hydrogen space.

Lorie Jones

I found it useful and a great opportunity for networking.

Adam Osseiran

I enjoyed the conference and thought you attracted some quality delegates and was well organised. The tech support was great.

Geoffrey Drucker

It was nicely organised the Positioning Hydrogen 2022 conference. Good participations as well.

Vinod Patel

I found the conference to be most interesting.

Brian Davey

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Positioning Hydrogen – 2025 Melbourne, Australia
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Positioning Hydrogen – 2025 Melbourne, Australia
Positioning Hydrogen – 2025 Melbourne, Australia
Positioning Hydrogen – 2025 Melbourne, Australia
Positioning Hydrogen – 2025 Melbourne, Australia
Positioning Hydrogen – 2025 Melbourne, Australia
Positioning Hydrogen – 2025 Melbourne, Australia
Positioning Hydrogen – 2025 Melbourne, Australia
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