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Ivana Jemelkova

CEO

Hydrogen Council

Ivana
Ivana

Ivana Jemelkova is the Chief Executive Officer of the Hydrogen Council, a global CEO-led coalition comprising 140 leading businesses and investors in hydrogen from 20+ countries across the Americas, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia-Pacific region.

An internationally recognized leader in the energy transition, Ms Jemelkova brings an extensive track record of building and managing successful partnerships to accelerate decarbonization. A Czech national, she has lived in Belgium, USA and Germany, and worked with diverse teams across industry, governments, and non-profit organizations world-wide.

Session Overview
Tuesday, 5 November
12:00
Hydrogen Conference ICC Hall B 12:00 - 12:15
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Hydrogen outlook: what’s next for the industry?

The global hydrogen industry is making steady but cautious progress, with nearly 1,400 projects announced worldwide. And while a significant recalibration of expectations of the impact of hydrogen on the global energy system has taken place, it is still expected to play an important role in decarbonising hard-to-abate sectors, enabling the transport of energy at scale and facilitating a clean and resilient energy system. To do so, however, will require coordination across stakeholders to address project affordability, subsidy accessibility, and technology development at a pace in keeping with electricity-based solutions. However, only a fraction of the projects needed have reached Final Investment Decisions. What needs to be done to build a commercially viable hydrogen market, attract substantial investment and stimulate cross-border collaboration to ensure the hydrogen economy becomes a reality?

Attendee insights:

The keynote will address the evolving global hydrogen economy, focusing on strategies for overcoming challenges, such as increasing investments, enhancing cross-border collaboration, and securing demand to ensure the viability and growth of the hydrogen market.

Friday, 1 November
11:00
Hydrogen Conference ICC Hall B 11:00 - 12:15
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Hydrogen outlook: what’s next for the industry?

The global hydrogen industry is making steady but cautious progress, with nearly 1,400 projects announced worldwide. And while a significant recalibration of expectations of the impact of hydrogen on the global energy system has taken place, it is still expected to play an important role in decarbonising hard-to-abate sectors, enabling the transport of energy at scale and facilitating a clean and resilient energy system. To do so, however, will require coordination across stakeholders to address project affordability, subsidy accessibility, and technology development at a pace in keeping with electricity-based solutions. However, only a fraction of the projects needed have reached Final Investment Decisions. What needs to be done to build a commercially viable hydrogen market, attract substantial investment and stimulate cross-border collaboration to ensure the hydrogen economy becomes a reality?

Attendee insights:

The keynote will address the evolving global hydrogen economy, focusing on strategies for overcoming challenges, such as increasing investments, enhancing cross-border collaboration, and securing demand to ensure the viability and growth of the hydrogen market.

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