13:00- 13:10

Emission-free container ships: From PowerPoint to reality

Are Gråthen, Samskip

13:15 - 13:25

It is finally happening! Supplying hydrogen for the maritime sector in Bodø.

Axel Klafstad, GreenH

13:30 - 13:40

Mentimeter: The biggest commercialization barriers and how to solve them

Celine Solstad, Ocean Hyway Cluster

13:45 - 13:55

SH2IPDRIVE: Overcoming the commercial barriers

Jogchum Bruinsma, Nedstack

14:00 - 14:15

How can we build green projects on a large scale without ruining the world?

Thor Magnus Rovik, Fortescue Future Industries and Anders Myhr, Pure Logic/ Norconsult

14:15 - 14:35

Coffee Break

14:35 - 15:05

Debate: Money flow on the path to commercialization

Moderator Einar Kilde Evensen, DNB

Panel:

• Nermina Ek, DNV

• Mikkel Tørud, North Ammonia

• Martine Bay, Grieg Maritime

• Are Gråthen, Samskip

15:10 - 15:20

From pilot to market

Anders Lundquist, TechnipFMC

15:10 - 15:20

Barriers and commercialization - an exercise in timing

Robert Haugen, Hexagon Purus Maritime

15:40 - 15:45

Sum up day 1

Siri Odijk Solbakken & Martin Hennum, Ocean Hyway Cluster

09:15 - 09:25

Mentimeter: The biggest safety barriers

Celine Solstad, Ocean Hyway Cluster

09:30 - 09:40

Safety on land versus at sea

Olav Roald Hansen, HYEX Safety

09:45 - 09:55

Ammonia safety at sea – what are the learnings from the SAFEN project?

Rune Kleiveland, Safetec

10:00 - 10:10

Building the world’s first ammonia bunkering terminal

Håkon Skjerstad, Azane Fuel Solutions

10:10 - 10:30

Coffee Break

10:35 - 11:00

Debate: Ammonia at sea - overcoming the safety challenges

Moderator Tine Louise Trøen, Greensight

Panel

• Christian Berg, Amogy Norway

• Håkon Skjerstad, Azane Fuel Solutions

• Simen Diserud Mildal, Norwegian Maritime Authority

• Yngve Rothschild, Vysus Group

11:05 - 11:15

Provaris’s way of solving the infrastructural challenges

Per Cato Roed, Provaris Energy

11:20 - 11:30

Mentimeter: The biggest infrastructure barriers and how to solve them

Celine Solstad, Ocean Hyway Cluster

11:35 - 11:45

Rørvik's Hydrogen Pilot Project - Driving Innovation in Maritime Infrastructure: The opportunities and challenges!

Zohreh Jalili, NTE

11:45 - 12:15

Wraps and mingle

12:20 - 12:45

Debate: Swapping or refilling? The rough sea for bunkering standardization

Moderator Veronica Haugan, board member Ocean Hyway Cluster

Panel

• Jogchum Bruinsma, Nedstack

• Håvard Grøtan Nilsen, NTE

• Simen Diserud Mildal, Norwegian Maritime Authority

• Axel Klafstad, GreenH

12:50 - 13:00

Legal risk related to underperformance of new technology

Christian Steen Eriksen & Martin Tandstad Ege, Selmer

13:05 - 13:20

The answers found: Where do we go from here?

Marielle Furnes Mannseth, Norwegian Hydrogen & board leader Ocean Hyway Cluster

Tomas Tronstad, DNV & Board member Ocean Hyway Cluster

13:20 - 13:25

End of Conference

Siri Odijk Solbakken & Martin Hennum, Ocean Hyway Cluster

13:00 - 13:30

Discussion: Challenging the “established truths”

• Are we heading in the right direction?

• Is small scale hydrogen production financially sound?

• Should hydrogen be produced and used locally?

• How do we distribute hydrogen?

• Is liquid hydrogen no longer in the Norwegian picture?

• Are market expectations realistic, how do we match infrastructure development with the market demand dynamics?

Moderator: Tine Trøen, Greensight

Panel:

• Paal Utvik, Vice President Shipping and Logistics, Gen2 Energy

• Knut Førland, Head of Business Development and Sales, Hydrogen Solutions (HYDS)

• Øystein Skår, General & Business Development Manager, Hydrogenious LOHC Maritime AS

• Jonathan Köhler, The Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research

• Peter Gerstl, Director of Hydrogen Sales, Chart Industries

13.35 - 13.45

Public Acceptance of Hydrogen Production from Onshore Wind in Norway,

Presentation of master’s thesis by Sunniva Petersen Jikiun, Geophysical Institute, University of Bergen / UiB Alumni

13:50 – 14:25

Bunkering – the missing link

Presentation by Azane Fuel Solutions, Chairman of the board, Andre Risholm

Presentation by Kim Ngyen, Project Engineer Hydrogen, Norled

14:30 – 14:45

Break

14:45 – 15:15

Q&A Maritime Technology

Where are we and where are we headed?

Moderator: Maria Brandsøy, Ocean Hyway Cluster

Panellists:

• PEM Fuel Cells, Stig Kallestad, Business Manager, Powercell

• SOFC Fuel Cells, Ivar Singstad, Head of Business Development, Alma Clean Power

• NH3 Combustion Engines, Kjell Storelid, General Manager, Energy and Power Management Systems, Wärtsilä

15:20 – 15:50

Panel discussion: Searching for the sweet spot between flexibility and complexity

The transition to zero emissions is not straightforward, yet we cannot wait for all the pieces of the puzzle to be firmly in place. The possibility to use multiple types of fuels is therefore essential – but also drives cost and complexity. In this session, we try to find the sweet spot between flexibility and complexity.

Moderator: Gunnar Malm Gamlem, Project Manager, SINTEF Ocean

Panel:

• Kristian Osnes, CEO, HAV Hydrogen

• Henrik Burvang, Research and Innovation Manager, Vard

• Marie Launes, Commercial Environmental Manager, Eidesvik

• Thor Humerfelt, Senior Vice President Product Architect, Corvus Energy

• Jörgen Johnsson, CEO, Ektank

15:50 – 16:00:

Short break / networking / end of day 1 for those not going to the Fjord Base

16:00 - 17:00

Field trip! Learn how Norway’s largest supply base is becoming more sustainable.

We start with a 15 minute presentations in the conference venue before heading for the buses.

10 minutes from the conference venue, we find Fjord Base, Norway’s largest supply base. They are developing activities that focus on the energies of the future. We visit the base to learn more about their activities in hydrogen production (incl. LOHC), circular economy and offshore wind. Limited seats, sign up when registering for the conference. P.S: Florø was one of the five hubs Enova chose to support in the establishment of production plants for renewable hydrogen.

09.00 - 09.10

Welcome

Kai Stoltz, GCE Ocean Technology & Maria Brandsøy, Ocean Hyway Cluster

09.10 - 09.25

Sustainable Ocean Development – Norway’s next frontier

Presentation by Gerd Petra Haugom, Principal Engineer Energy Storage, Aker Offshore Wind

09.30 - 09.45

Offshore wind and hydrogen production

Presentation by Are Opstad Sæbø, Green Hydrogen Project Manager, Greenstat

09.50 - 10.05

Transition from subsea into renewable industry

TechnipFMC is growing its contribution to Net Zero as a key architect and integrator for the offshore renewables industry through the establishment of New Energy Ventures. Leveraging its subsea and surface expertise and technologies, this establishment includes activities in wind, wave and tidal technology and hydrogen.

Presentation by Anders Lundquist, Business Development Power-to-X, TechnipFMC

10.10 - 10.25

Delivering power offshore,

Stillstrom is an offshore charging buoy concept developed by Maersk Supply Service, designed to eliminate offshore idle vessel emissions and facilitate clean offshore charging across multiple maritime sectors.

Presentation by Kristian Borum Jørgensen, CEO, Stillstrom

10.25 - 10.40

Coffee break

10.40 - 10.55

Stepwise approach to zero emission ship operations

Presentation by Ann Katrin Barstad, Manager Design, Ulstein Design & Solutions AS

11.00 - 11.30

Discussion

Moderator: Kai Stoltz, GCE Ocean Technology

We invite all the speakers in the Offshore Renewable Energy Session to a discussion.

11:40 - 12:45

Mini Hackathon Horizon Europe, working in groups and dicussing how to solve spesific challenges in the industry. Three upcoming calls from Horizon Europe is selected, see below.. Maybe a new consortium is born?

1. Demonstrations to accelerate the switch to safe use of new sustainable climate neutral fuels in waterborne transport.

2. Developing a flexible offshore supply of zero emission auxiliary power for ships moored or anchored at sea deployable before 2030

3. Demonstrations of innovative floating wind concepts

Presentation and facilitation by Marianne Haavardsholm Aandahl, NCP Energy, The Research Council of Norway, Tim Genge, NCP- Climate, Energy and Mobility, Innovation Norway and Kate Clarke, EU-network Horizon Europe, Vestland County Council.

10:10 - 10:25

Business Case: How to make zero emission profitable?

Presentation by Lars Erik Marcussen, Heidelberg Cement North Europe, Norway

10:25 - 10:35

The Green Fleet – A World Tour

A deep dive into the most mature low and zero-emission vessel projects around the world. Hydrogen, ammonia and LOHC powered vessels – find out how all these fuels will be making green waves in the very near future

Presentation by Mark Purkis, Ocean Hyway Cluster.

10:35 - 10:55

Panel Debate - Meet the global leaders making the first green waves

Moderator: Mark Purkis, Ocean Hyway Cluster

Speakers:

Prasanna Colluru, Future Proof Shipping

Trevor Jasper, CMB Tech

Steinar Madsen, Wilhelmsen

Karl Arthur Bræin, Amon Maritime

Håvard Framnes, Østensjø Rederi

Key discussion points:

How vessel type and use effects the choice of hydrogen

Concerns on choosing the “wrong” hydrogen

The cost difference between fossil and zero-emission fuels

Opportunities for re-building

10:55 - 11:00

Empowering ideas for a Better World

Mari Sundli Tveit, The Research Council of Norway

11:00 - 11:10

Short break

SESSION 1: INFRASTRUCTURE

Deep Dive Debate! Moderator: Gunnar Malm Gamlem, SINTEF

Participants:

• Ivan Østvik, Norled

• Cees Boon, Port of Rotterdam

• Stian Magnusson, Azane Fuel Solutions

• Kevin Gould, Statkraft

• Christian Berg, Yara Clean Ammonia

The first hydrogen-fuelled vessel is already afloat, but where and when and how will hydrogen and ammonia become available in scale? Studies suggest that 85% of the investments in alternative fuels will be required in production and infrastructure. Through conversation with players from both sides, we will ask:

• What are ports doing to offer climate neutral ammonia and H2 to ships?

• What will the ports offer? All types of fuels, some types, and who decides which ones?

• Are there synergies between production for land based industries and maritime?

• If industry cannot pay the price of climate neutral fuels, can shipping?

• How can a shipowner build a vessel for a fuel that is almost non-existent today?

• Will NH3 and H2 ever become commodities or is long term contracts preferred?

SESSION 2: MARINE ENERGY

The endless motion of water in the oceans is a vast store of energy. This energy can be harnessed and used to generate electricity needed for our zero-emission societies. Great innovations are happening in the oceans, learn about some of them here:

Tidal Power in Shetland

Presentation by Simon Forrest, Nova Innovation, Scotland

Offshore Floating Solar

Presentation by Marianne Waage Fougner, Equinor, Norway

Plocan Offshore Test Center

Presentation by Jose Joaquin Hernandez Brito, Plocan, Spain

Docs Tidal Energy

Presentation by Brian Hughes, IDRIS, Wales

Panel Discussion (10 min)

Chaired by Jon Clipsham, Chief Commercial Officer, Protium Green Solutions Ltd

PARALLEL WORKSHOPS

1. Maritime Hydrogen Risk Management
   How can data and safety philosophies be used to reduce risks?
   Moderator: Øystein Ulleberg, IFE, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   Wenche Olsen, Civil Aviation Authority, Norway. Learnings From Aviation
   Geirmund Vislie, Gexcon, Norway.
   Vegar Berntsen, Norwegian Maritime Authority, Norway. Database Impact

2. The Svalbard Case
   Moderator: Ulf Eriksen, Statkraft, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   Bjørn Torud, Multiconsult, Norway. A Zero Emission Island Community Kenneth Warvik, Energigass Norge, Norway. Transition via LNG
   Guttorm Nygård, Store Norske, Norway. Arctic solutions

3. Innovation
   Moderator: Bjarte Fagerås, GCE Ocean Technology, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   Geir Arne Solheim, Havkraft, Norway. The OceanONE wave energy powerplant
   Arne H. Kollandsrud, Tidetec, Norway. Tidal Range Energy
   Patrik Möller, CorPower, Sweden. Improving Wave Energy
   Svein Kjenner, Norway. Deep Purple Project.

4. How to reach IMO 2050 targets?
   Moderator: Velaug Myrseth Oltedal, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   Sveinung Oftedal, Ministry of Climate and Environment, Norway. IMO 2050 Emission Targets
   Anders Valland, SINTEF, Norway. Zero Emission Propulsion Systems
   Berit Hinnemann, Maersk, Denmark. A Shipping Company's Perspective
   Veronica Haugan, NCE Maritime Cleantech, Norway. Hydrogen Pilot Projects and Regulatory Development

“Energy islands” are hubs for electricity and e-fuel production from nearby energy sources. By integrating a range of technologies, they are highly innovative and early findings will help drive rapid upscaling of renewable capacity.

13:50 - 13:55
Introduction

13:55 - 14:05
Jeju Island Energy Project
Presentation by Byung Chan Kang, Jeju Energy Corporation, South Korea

14:05 - 14:15
Aquaventus - Hydrogen Offshore
Presentation by Jimmie Langham, Aquaventus, Germany

14:15 - 14:25
PosHYdon - Hydrogen Pilot
Presentation by Joris Koornneef, TNO, The Netherlands

14:25 - 14:35
Artificial Island Vindø
Presentation by Michael Ertmann, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, Denmark

14:35 - 14:45
Panel discussion
Chaired by Jon Clipsham, Chief Commercial Officer, Protium Green Solutions Ltd

14:45 - 15:00
Break

PARALELL WORKSHOPS

1. The Orkney Islands – Learnings to Tell
   Moderator: Ian Johnstone, Aquatera, Scotland
   
   Speakers:
   Harvey Johnston, Orkney Council, Scotland. Paving the Way
   Gareth Davies, REFLEX, Scotland. REFLEX - Utilizing Green Energy
   Mark Shiner, Orkney College, Scotland. Hydrogen Training Courses

2. Tidal Arrays
   Moderator: Jon Hellevang, GCE Ocean Technology, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   Elisa Obermann, Marine Renewables Canada. Tidal Sector in Canada
   Drew Blaxland, Simec Atlantis Energy, Japan Tidal Project
   Rob Flynn, European Marine Energy Center (EMEC) Scotland, Economics, incentives, policy, megatrends

3. Scaling up the Hydrogen Economy
   Moderator: Karianne Kojen Andersen, GCE Ocean Technology, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   Wolfgang Behrendt, Delegation of the European Union to Norway EU H2 strategy and framework
   Hilde Holdhus, Sarsia Seed Management AS, Norway. Investments in Hydrogen
   Herlaug Louise Fyhn, DNB Corporate Banking

10:15 - 10:30
Energy: New Fundamentals, New Opportunities
Presentation by Dr. Narendra Taneja
Leading Energy Expert, India

10:30 – 10:40
Panel Discussion
Lead panellist: Laurent Debart, Assets - Project & Newbuilding, Barry Rogliano Salles, Switzerland

Panellists:
Laurence Grand-Clément, CEO Persee, France
Anders Valland, Research Manager, Energy and Transport, SINTEF Ocean AS, Norway

10:40 – 10:50
World Energy Situation and Maritime Sector
Interview with Robin Mills
CEO Qamar Energy, Dubai

10:50 – 11:00
Hydrogen as Energy Carrier in International Shipping
Interview with Laurent Debart
Assets - Project & Newbuilding, Barry Rogliano Salles, Switzerland

11:00 - 11:10

Panel Discussion
Lead panellist: Laurence Grand-Clément

Panellists:
Laurent Debart, Assets - Project & Newbuilding, Barry Rogliano Salles, Switzerland
Anders Valland, Research Manager, Energy and Transport, SINTEF Ocean AS, Norway

11:10 – 11:20
Break

11:20 – 11:35
Water Go Round - Ready for Salt Water
Joseph W. Pratt, CEO & CTO, Golden Gate Zero Emission Marine, USA

11:35 – 11:45
Panel Discussion
Lead panellist: Anders Valland
Panellists: Laurent Debart, Laurence Grand-Clément

11:45 – 11:55
Hydrotug on Diesel-Hydrogen Dual Fuel
Interview with Trevor Jasper
Engineering Manager - Low Carbon Technologies, CMB Tech, Belgium

11:55 – 12:05
Zero Emission Hydrogen Cargo Vessel
Interview with Milinko Godjevac
Senior Integration Advisor, Future Proof Shipping, The Netherlands

12:05 – 12:15
Panel Discussion
Lead panellist: Anders Valland
Panellists: Laurent Debart, Laurence Grand-Clément

12:15 -12:25
Break

PARALLEL WORKSHOPS - 12:25 – 13:25

1. Maritime Hydrogen Bunkering
   What are the most suitable hydrogen bunkering solutions for vessels? How to deliver high speed bunkering?
   
   Moderator:
   Magnus Thomassen, Research Manager, Sintef Industry, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   - Arild Eiken, Director Marine Technology, HYON, Norway
   - Harald Zenz, Head of Engineering Hydrogen & Helium Equipment, Linde GmbH, Germany

2. Ammonia for Ship Propulsion
   What kind of vessel types and operation modes are best suited for ammonia as energy carrier? What are the next steps forward?
   
   Moderator:
   Steinar Kostøl Frøyen, Project Engineer, Arena Ocean Hyway Cluster, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   - Tim van Vrijaldenhoven, Programme Manager THRUST, ENVIU, The Netherlands
   - Tjalve Svendsen, Researcher, CMR Prototech, Norway
   - Kaj Portin, General Manager, Research and Technology Programs, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, Finland

3. EU Funding for Maritime Projects
   What are the most pressing challenges to be solved the coming years, and how can EU funding contribute to solving these?
   
   Moderator:
   Karianne Kojen Andersen, EU Advisor, GCE Ocean Technology, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   - Merete Mikkelsen, Director, West Norway Brussel Office, Norway
   - Donagh Cagney, Policy Director, Ocean Energy Europe, Belgium
   - Lionel Boillot, Project manager, FCH JU- Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking, Belgium

4. Floating Solar
   What techologies are availiable to utilize solar radiation on our vast water surfaces? Who will be the end users of the produced energy?
   
   Moderator:
   Velaug Myrseth Oltedal, Associate professor, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   - Børge Bjørneklett, CEO, Ocean Sun, Norway
   - Sindre Sandøy, Master Student, Norway

5. Hydrogen Vessels
   Which technical hydrogen solutions are used for different vessel types? How can we standardize products to reduce CAPEX?
   
   Moderator:
   Vegard Frihammer, CEO/Founder, Greenstat, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   - Milinko Godjevac, Senior Integration Advisor, Future Proof Shipping, The Netherlands
   - Lennie Klebanoff, Principal Member of the Technical Staff, Sandia National Laboratories, USA
   - Nick Wessels, Marketing and Sales Manager, ULSTEIN DESIGN & SOLUTIONS B.V., The Netherlands

6. Public Procurement
   How can public procurement contribute to technology development and added value for the industry? What actions must be taken?
   
   Moderator:
   Ingebjørg T. Wilhelmsen, Secretary General, Norwegian Hydrogen Forum, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   - Lars Fabricius, Group Manager Technology, Trøndelag County Council, Norway
   - Douglas Hyslop, Senior Manager, Scottish Enterprise, Scotland
   - Per A. Brinchmann, VP Special Projects, Wilh. Wilhelmsen Holding ASA, Norway

7. The Importance of Industry, Academia and Governments Working Together
   What are key factors in this collaboration setting? How to maximise effect for all parts?
   
   Moderator:
   Owe Hagesæther, CEO, GCE Ocean Technology
   
   Speakers:
   - Allan A. Dale, Owner, Bespoke Consultancy Services, Canada
   - Prof. Dr. Bruno G. Pollet, Leader NTNU Team Hydrogen, NTNU, Norway
   - Sean Parsons, Director of External Affairs, SIMEC Atlantis Energy Limited, UK

10:08 – 10:20
Low Emission Energy Systems for Island Communities
Presentation by Marlène Moutel
Business Development Engineer, Sabella, France

10:20 – 10:25
Panel Discussion
Lead panellist: Laurence Grand-Clément
Panellists: Laurent Debart, Anders Valland

10:25 – 10:36
Harvesting the Tide
Interview with Oliver Wragg
Commercial Director, Orbital Marine Power, Scotland

10:36 – 10:45
Smart Autonomous Green Energy System
Interview with Hawa Camara
Business Development Engineer, Powidian, France

10:45 – 10:55
Panel Discussion
Lead panellist: Laurence Grand-Clément
Panellists: Laurent Debart, Anders Valland

10:55 – 11:20
Break

11:20 – 11:37
Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier
Presentation by Prof. Dr. Holger Büch, Head of On-Board Technology, Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies GmbH, Germany

11:37 – 11:43
Panel Discussion
Lead panellist: Anders Valland
Panellists: Laurent Debart, Laurence Grand-Clément

11:44 – 11:56
Shipping of Hydrogen from Brunei to Japan
Interview with Mr. Osamu Ikeda
Section Leader, Hydrogen Supply Chain Development Department, Chiyoda Corporation, Japan

11:56 – 12:08
Ammonia as fuel for the future
Interview with Kaj Portin
General manager, Research & Technology Programs; Engines Technology, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, Finland

12:08 – 12:18
Panel Discussion
Lead panellist: Anders Valland
Panellists: Laurent Debart, Laurence Grand-Clément

12:18 – 12:25
Summary and Break

PARALLEL WORKSHOPS

1. Hydrogen Safety and Regulations
   What are the most important safety issues for onboard hydrogen storage, power systems and bunkering? How can regulations be adapted?
   
   Moderator:
   Øystein Ulleberg, Principal Scientist IFE | Director MoZEES, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   - Olav Hansen, Founder, HYEX Safety, Norway
   - Timothy E. Meyers, USCG Office of Design & Engineering Standards, Systems Engineering Division, USA

2. Island Energy Systems
   How to integrate zero or low emission systems? What kind of technology is suitable for different solutions?
   
   Moderator:
   Jon Clipsham, Principal Consultant, Advisian, Scotland
   
   Speakers:
   - Hawa Camara, Business Development Engineer, Powidian, France
   - Marlène Moutel, Business Development Engineer, SABELLA, France
   - Pasad Kulatunga, Executive Director, RE2H2 Energy (Pvt) Ltd., Sri Lanka
   - Oliver Wragg, Commercial Director, Orbital Marine Power, Scotland

3. LOHC for Hydrogen Transportation
   What are the different LOHC hydrogen carriers and lifecycle energy use? How can energy losses be minimalised?
   
   Moderator:
   Mark Purkis, Project Consultant, Arena Ocean Hyway Cluster, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   - Prof. Dr. Holger Büch, Head of On-Board Technology, Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies, Germany
   - Osamu Ikeda, Section Leader, Hydrogen Supply Chain Development Department, Chiyoda Corporation, Japan

4. Bachelor and Master Projects
   Meet students with bright heads and new ideas. Get exited being presented a series of relevant bachelor and master thesis on the conference topics. Connect with the students and follow up.
   
   Moderator:
   Gisle Nondal, R&D Manager, GCE Ocean Technology
   
   Speakers:
   - Jordan Torrealba, Postgraduate Student (recently graduated), University of Prince Edward Island, Canada
   - Flora Robertson, Jack Lewis, Ginika Okoroafor, Niek Reijmers, Postgraduate Students, Renewable Energy Development, Heriot Watt University, ICIT Orkney Campus, UK
   - Jennifer Baumann, Researcher and Project Communication, NTNU Oceans
   - Hallvard Valen, Postgraduate Student, Energy Technology, Western University of Applied Sciences, Norway

5. Methanol for Ship Propulsion
   What are the benefits for methanol as hydrogen carrier? What are the next steps forward?
   
   Moderator:
   Jon O. Hellevang, Senior Ocean Technology Innovator, GCE Ocean Technology, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   - Dag Nikolai Ryste, Glocal Green Energy AS, Norway
   - Mads Friis Jensen, CCO, Blue World, Denmark
   - Chris Chatterton, COO, Methanol Institute, Singapore

6. Offshore Hydrogen Production, Storage and Infrastructure
   How to optimize different technical solutions? What is needed to commercialise the solutions
   
   Moderator:
   Kai Stoltz, Business Development Manager, GCE Ocean Technology, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   - Elias Greenbaum, President, GTA Inc, USA
   - Marit Mork, Project Manager, Deep Purple Project/TechnipFMC, Norway

7. Pricing of Hydrogen
   What are the key cost factors for hydrogen production? Which actions can be taken to reduce cost
   
   Moderator:
   Magnus Fure Runnerstrøm, Project Leader, TrønderEnergi, Norway
   
   Speakers:
   - Daniel Janzen, Energy Economist, Greensight
   - Fredrik Aarskog, Business Development Manager Hydrogen, IFE, Norway
   - Valentina Ruiz, (L)H2 Analyst, Persee, France