Hydrogen - the future of energy

The Dutch Chamber of Commerce Queensland is proud to host an event on the future of Hydrogen. World-leading experts in this field, from Government and Commercial backgrounds, will present on developments occurring across Australia and The Netherlands.

In discussions about global warming, hydrogen often comes up as a solution. We will debunk perceptions and myths around hydrogen and discuss opportunities for achieving carbon-neutral goals. Relevant to the aim of the DCCQ, we will also focus on green energy trade between Australia and The Netherlands.

7.00am arrival for a 7.30am start.

7.30am – 7.35am Welcome

7.35am – 7.40am Hugo Klijn - Consul General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Australia

7.40am – 8.00am Chris Shaw - Deputy Director-General Hydrogen, Dept of Energy and Public Works

8.00am – 8.20am Stefan Augustin - Director, Investment Europe - Trade and Investment Queensland

8.20am – 8.40am Dr John Roles - Energy Economics at the University of Queensland, and Project Director for Lavo / Nedstack, leading the team building Australia’s first hydrogen fuel cell production facility at Springfield.

8.40am – 9.00am Panel discussion and Q&A

9.00am – 9.30am Networking

The venue is kindly provided by our Event Partner.

Hugo Klijn - Consul General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Australia (intro)

Chris Shaw - Deputy Director-General Hydrogen, Department of Energy and Public Works,

Stefan Augustin - Director, Investment Europe (based in Berlin) - Trade and Investment Queensland,

Dr John Roles - Energy Economics at the University of Queensland, and Project Director for Lavo / Nedstack, leading the team building Australia’s first hydrogen fuel cell production facility at Springfield.

Host or Publisher Dutch Chamber of Commerce Queensland