Argus Clean Ammonia Europe Conference 2023

Join over 250 delegates at one of the key energy import hubs in Europe as industry pioneers seek to decarbonise their operations and supply chain. As the market for clean ammonia continues to develop globally, more and more projects look to develop their blue and green ammonia production capacity around the world. The Argus Clean Ammonia Europe conference, held between 27-29 November 2023 in Antwerp, Belgium, provides the latest developments and innovations on how Europe is playing its role in kickstarting the market for clean ammonia on its path to net zero by 2050 and transitioning to a hydrogen economy.

Agenda highlights:

Pre-conference day - Monday, 27 November
- Site visit - Port of Antwerp-Bruges. For an additional €100, attendees will have the opportunity to take a tour of the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, the host sponsor of the conference, and see first-hand what progress the port is making in making net zero a reality.
- Welcome drinks reception hosted by Port of Antwerp-Bruges.

Day 1 - Tuesday, 28 November
- Ammonia hour: Market basics and understanding.
- Keynote panel: Keeping decarbonisation pathways open and ammonia's role in Europe.
- How are European energy import hubs and projects developing?
Regulation:
- European Commissions: Supporting Europe's adoption of clean ammonia in the hydrogen economy.
- Funding infrastructure vs continuous innovation: How to move from R and D to project development?
- Pricing and futures market development: Hedging tools to de-risk project development.
Project focus:
- Supply side: Clean ammonia production hubs around the world.
- Panel discussion: What is the next big step for supply project development?
- North America production potential: Transatlantic voyages - will they be a reality? Do the logistics work?
- Case study: How are utilities working on securing clean ammonia imports in Europe?
- Certification: Why is it so critical to market ramp up?

Day 2 - Wednesday, 29 November
- Chemical industry keynote: How can clean ammonia be applied?
- Safety first: Ammonia considerations and why this is critical to de-risking new market applications.
- Shipping industry: Methanol's problem of scale vs ammonia's infinite scalability.
- Building supply chains for market expansion by volume and scale. Cross sector collaboration case studies: A model?
- The key to unlocking the hydrogen economy: Ammonia cracking in Europe.
- Hydrogen market applications: how will cracked H2 move around Europe?
- Conference round up: Offtaker views and cross sector insights - what's the next step?

Networking opportunities

This is the meeting place for the European clean ammonia market. Connect with industry experts from a range of sectors including ammonia plant owners/producers, technology licensors, government regulators and classification societies, ship owners, utilities, port authority, finance, legal and consulting, developers/infrastructure, transport and logistics, and storage and terminal companies.

URLs:
Website: https://go.evvnt.com/1774008-2?pid=2874
Inquiries: https://go.evvnt.com/1774008-3?pid=2874

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Prices:
1 x three-day in-person conference pass (super early bird rate expires 28 July): EUR 1399.00,
3 x three-day in-person conference pass (super early bird rate expires 28 July): EUR 3568.00,
5 x three-day in-person conference pass (super early bird rate expires 28 July): EUR 5247.00,
1 x three-day in-person conference pass (early bird rate expires 15 September): EUR 1599.00,
3 x three-day in-person conference pass (early bird rate expires 15 September): EUR 4078.00,
5 x three-day in-person conference pass (early bird rate expires 15 September): EUR 5997.00,
1 x three-day in-person conference pass (standard rate): EUR 1899.00,
3 x three-day in-person conference pass (standard rate): EUR 4843.00,
5 x three-day in-person conference pass (standard rate): EUR 7122.00,
1 x add on: Port of Antwerp-Bruges site visit (limited places available): EUR 100.00

Speakers: Jacques Vandermeiren, Chief Executive Officer, Port of Antwerp-Bruges, Tom Hautekiet, Chief Commercial Officer, Port of Antwerp-Bruges, Tim Cheyne, Senior Vice President Fertilizers, Argus, Helene Chraye, Head of Clean Energy Transition Unit and Deputy Director of the Clean Planet Directorate, European Commission, Rustin Edwards, Head of Fuel Oil Procurement, Euronav, Antoine Hoxha, Director General, Fertilizers Europe, Benedikt Messner, Senior Vice President, Uniper Global Commodities, Christian Renk, Head of Technology, Innovation and Sustainability (TIS), thyssenkrupp Uhde, Ruth Sharpe, Editor - Ammonia, Argus, Andrea Valentini, Principal, Consulting Services, Argus, Wouter Vanhoudt, Global Head of Business Development, Hinicio, Hans Bedrup, Chairman, Pherousa Green Shipping