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Leaping into Net Zero Future by Competitive Green Hydrogen
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Leaping into Net Zero Future by Competitive Green Hydrogen

Frank Yu

Envision Hydrogen is a world leading technology provider and system integrator for green hydrogen-related opportunities and business. We have set up our innovation and production base globally. We are capable of integrated engineering for green hydrogen business and electrolyzer. Currently, our net zero industrial park for green hydrogen in Chifeng is on the way of completion, and we are planning to develop the largest green ammonia and low carbon methanol base in north China.

Development of Clean Fuel Ammonia Value Chain
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Development of Clean Fuel Ammonia Value Chain

Susumu Miyazaki

First, I would like to briefly introduce the organization and mission of CFAA. In addition, I would like to introduce Japan’s efforts for hydrogen and ammonia, especially efforts to build a value chain for fuel ammonia, the roadmap, and the policy support of the Japanese government for their introduction. Finally, I would like to point out the necessity of forming partnerships at each level in order to realize value chain construction together with other countries.

Ammonia and the Netherlands
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Ammonia and the Netherlands

Hugo Klijn

Starting with a broader hydrogen narrative, this presentation will touch on EU as well as NL policies to develop a H2 ecosystem/market. Focussing on the Port of Rotterdam and some NH3 elements, we will discuss a session held during the recent WHS in Rotterdam with some ammonia-related outcomes and, finally, address some concerns in terms of safety/societal anxieties.