Event Details

The "Hydrogen.Connect" aims to convene key stakeholders from the midstream to downstream segments of the hydrogen value chain, including processing, storage, and transportation of hydrogen, along with the exploration of hydrogen's diverse applications across sectors such as maritime, mobility, and the built environment. This event will serve as a pivotal platform for industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to discuss the vast opportunities and pressing challenges facing the hydrogen industry in region, with a special emphasis on Singapore's role and potential as a regional hub.


By bringing together experts and stakeholders, the conference aims to foster collaboration, exchange knowledge, and catalyse the development of a sustainable and efficient hydrogen ecosystem. Attendees will gain insights into the latest trends, market dynamics, regulatory frameworks, and investment opportunities, equipping them with the knowledge to navigate the evolving hydrogen landscape and leverage its potential for economic and environmental benefits.

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Jul 17, 2024

8:30 AM - 6:00 PMGMT+8

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Raffles City Convention Centre, Fairmont Singapore, Level 4, Atrium Ballroom
Bras Basah Road 80,
Singapore, 189560
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Agenda

  • 8:30 AM - 9:30 AMRegistration + Networking
    Welcome Coffee & Tea Reception at the Foyer.
    9:30 AM - 9:40 AMOpening Remarks
    9:40 AM - 10:05 AMSingapore's Journey Towards Zero Transition
    Sharing Points:
    • What does the path look like for Singapore?
    • What are the opportunities and challenges in this net zero transition?
    • Outlay of the Singapore Carbon Markets
    • What are the Public and private sector initiatives?
    • What is the financing support?
    • How could we start and where should we start?
    10:05 AM - 10:30 AMWhat would a Hydrogen Ready Singapore be?
    Sharing Points:
    • Case scenario for various hydrogen technologies deployment in Singapore
    • What would be the challenges to realise this deployment?
    • How the team work together in conceptualisation?
    • The current stage of your company and potential use cases
    10:30 AM - 11:00 AMTea Break + Networking & Exhibition visits
    At the Foyer
    11:00 AM - 11:40 AMPanel Discussion - Rethinking Hydrogen: Shifting Regulatory Mindsets in Singapore
    Discussion Points:
    • How crucial is hydrogen to Singapore’s decarbonisation efforts and how far have we progressed with the Singapore Hydrogen Strategy?
    • Do we really need hydrogen laws to enable the expansion of the hydrogen economy?
    • What policies or measures can be implemented to make hydrogen an attractive decarbonisation pathway or to incentivise demand?
    • How can regulations spur the development of the nascent hydrogen market for instance, to attract investments to build the necessary infrastructure?
    • Are there projects or regulatory mechanisms in place to ensure that derivative forms of hydrogen (methanol or ammonia) are seamlessly integrated into the market, ensuring supply integrity and consistency with sustainability objectives?
    11:40 AM - 11:55 AMHydrogen Safety
    Sharing Points:
    • Common Misconceptions of Hydrogen Applications
    • Addressing concerns such as the likelihood of hydrogen-powered vehicles catching fire and the safety measures in place to prevent such incidents.
    • Topics to spark insightful discussions and shed light on important aspects of hydrogen applications and energy sustainability.
    12:10 PM - 12:50 PMPanel Discussion - Opportunities for Singapore SME in the Hydrogen Value Chain
    Discussion Points:
    • Strategic Initiatives and Roles: What are the initial steps Singapore can take in the hydrogen value chain, and how can it add unique value? What strategic roles should Singapore prioritize to enhance its position?
    • Demand, Use Cases, and Challenges: What are the primary demands and use cases for hydrogen within Singapore? What are the key challenges facing the adoption of hydrogen technologies, and how might they be addressed?
    • SME Engagement and Opportunities: How can small and medium enterprises be integrated into the hydrogen value chain? What specific opportunities exist for SMEs to contribute to and benefit from this emerging sector?
    12:50 PM - 2:05 PMLunch + Networking & Exhibition visits
    At the Foyer
    2:05 PM - 2:20 PMResearch Focus in Singapore - Part A
    Sharing Points:
    • Introducing research work done in Clean Energy Research Centre
    • Discuss the importance of Pre-Employment Training for hydrogen sector
    2:20 PM - 2:35 PMResearch Focus in Singapore - Part B
    Sharing Points:
    • Address research supporting Singapore’s infrastructure development.
    • Discuss pilot projects and potential for scaling these applications within urban environments.
    • Explore local initiatives or research projects aimed at improving efficiency and reducing the costs of hydrogen production/storage/transportation.
    2:35 PM - 3:00 PMCase Studies of successful projects within Asia
    Sharing points:
    • Project Overviews and Successes: Highlight a selection of notable hydrogen projects in Asia, detailing their objectives, the strategies employed, and the outcomes achieved. Emphasize how these projects demonstrate each company's capabilities in developing and managing hydrogen infrastructure.
    • Lessons Learned and Expertise: Discuss key insights and technical expertise gained through these projects. Explain how these lessons have shaped the company’s approach to hydrogen infrastructure development and how they can be applied to future projects in the region and beyond.
    3:00 PM - 3:25 PMPanel Discussion - Cross Border Sharing on the existing Programmes and Projects
    Discussion Points:
    • Regional Collaboration and Policy Frameworks: Explore the importance of Asia-wide collaboration in establishing a cohesive policy framework that supports hydrogen infrastructure development. Discuss the potential benefits of harmonized regulations and incentives to accelerate regional hydrogen ecosystem growth.
    • Resource and Technology Allocation: Examine the unique resources each Asia member state can contribute to the hydrogen value chain, from technology development to natural resources. Discuss how leveraging these varied assets can lead to a robust and sustainable hydrogen economy in the region.
    • Challenges and Opportunities for Integration: Identify the main challenges in integrating hydrogen technology across diverse economic landscapes within Asia, such as varying levels of technological readiness and economic capacity. Highlight opportunities for joint ventures, technology transfer, and shared expertise to overcome these challenges and enhance regional competitiveness.
    3:25 PM - 3:50 PMEnergy & Chemicals (E&C) Manpower Programmes
    Supporting companies’ transformation plans, manpower and business needs, now and in the future
    3:50 PM - 4:20 PMTea Break + Networking & Exhibition visits
    At the Foyer
    4:20 PM - 5:00 PMPanel Discussion - Technologies Enabler of Hydrogen
    Discussion Points:
    • Overview of Current Technologies: Evaluates existing hydrogen production methods, their scalability, efficiency, and environmental impacts.
    • Innovations in Hydrogen Value Chain: Discusses breakthroughs like production of low-carbon hydrogen, advanced catalysts, and fuel cell technologies aimed at reducing costs and enhancing sustainability.
    • Future Prospects and Policy Implications: Explores policy roles, international standards, in supporting hydrogen industry growth.
    5:00 PM - 5:10 PMClosing Remarks
    5:10 PM - 6:00 PMNetworking + Reception & Exhibition visits
    At the Foyer

Tickets Register

HFCAS Members & Partners (Early Bird Special)
Early Bird Price S$450
Standard Price S$550
Non-members (Public)
Early Bird Price S$650
Standard Price S$750

Early Bird Special - Valid till 18th June 2024 (6pm cutoff time) 

Speakers

  • Mr Sam Chua (Principal, Advisory APAC at Rystad Energy)

    Mr Sam Chua

    Principal, Advisory APAC at Rystad Energy

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  • Dr. Minh Khoi Le (Vice President, Head of Hydrogen Research at Rystad Energy)

    Dr. Minh Khoi Le

    Vice President, Head of Hydrogen Research at Rystad Energy

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  • Dr Nigel Rambhujun (Analyst, Hydrogen Research at Rystad Energy)

    Dr Nigel Rambhujun

    Analyst, Hydrogen Research at Rystad Energy

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  • Ms Sandra Seah (Partner at Bird & Bird ATMD LLP)

    Ms Sandra Seah

    Partner at Bird & Bird ATMD LLP

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  • Ms Tessa Teng (Executive Director of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association of Singapore (HFCAS))

    Ms Tessa Teng

    Executive Director of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association of Singapore (HFCAS)

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  • Mr Gucheng Wang (Head at Temasek Polytechnic Clean Energy Research Center)

    Mr Gucheng Wang

    Head at Temasek Polytechnic Clean Energy Research Center

  • Mr Zhang Xi (Vice-President, Southeast Asia Cluster; Managing Director of Air Liquide Singapore)

    Mr Zhang Xi

    Vice-President, Southeast Asia Cluster; Managing Director of Air Liquide Singapore

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  • Dr Rui Yuan Yong (Treasurer at Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association of Singapore (HFCAS))

    Dr Rui Yuan Yong

    Treasurer at Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association of Singapore (HFCAS)

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