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Director Policy & Partnerships, COP28 Presidency Special Advisor for Hydrogen
Hydrogen Council
Daria Nochevnik has spent the last decade working in energy and climate policy and regulatory affairs presently as Director for Policy and Partnerships at the Hydrogen Council and COP28 Special Advisor for Hydrogen.
Ms. Nochevnik is an experienced advisor to decision-makers and C-suite leaders in hydrogen facing complex, multi-jurisdiction challenges. Her expertise lies in climate and energy policy and regulatory frameworks for hydrogen, as well as market design for cross-border trade in energy commodities and environmental products, including carbon, guarantees of origin and sustainability certificates.
Ms. Nochevnik is passionate about leading strategic projects, building coalitions and partnerships designed to accelerate climate change mitigation.
The absence of clear international standards and certifications, defining what constitutes clean hydrogen, is causing market confusion and uncertainty. Variations in production methods and feedstocks results in significant differences in validating the carbon footprint of hydrogen. Robust international certification is required to ensure global industry standards and a common baseline for clean and low emission product qualifications. To ensure market integrity and fair competition, how can hydrogen producers and buyers collaborate with regulatory authorities to align, monitor and report clean hydrogen standards?
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Gain a better understanding of why international standards and certifications to define clean hydrogen are critical in the development of the hydrogen economy, and how the standardisation of a cohesive and transparent hydrogen market, based on globally agreed standards, will build trust among stakeholders.
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