Professor Bamidele AdebisiDirector/ Board Member African Hydrogen PartnershipDirector Smart Communities and InnovationsManchester Metropolitan University, UK
Dalia SamirCo-Founder & Business Development DirectorHydrogen Egypt
Ms Eudy MabuzaSenior Science and Innovation Representative, BrusselsDepartment of Science and Innovation, Republic of South Africa
James MnyupePresidential Economic Advisor and Green Hydrogen CommissionerGovernment of the Republic of Namibia
Petra SchwagerChief – Climate and Technology Partnerships Division, Directorate on SDG Innovation and Economic TransformationUnited Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)
Eric van KooijCounsellor, Science, Technology & InnovationEmbassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Japan
Eiji OhiraStrategy Architect, Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technology Office, Smart Community and Energy Systems Dept.New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO)
Masahiro OhkuraTechnical Marketing ManagerAGC Chemicals Europe
Tomoyuki IshikawaSenior Manager, Green Solution ProjectAsahi Kasei Europe GmbH
Luca PilengaHydrogen Market Development and PMO LeaderBaker Hughes, Climate Technology Solutions
Marco BaldiniH2 Solution Architect Gas Turbines & SystemsBaker Hughes, Climate Technology Solutions
Maria Cristina BaroudiExpert in CleantechDuke University, Class of May ’23 | Graduate with Distinction BSE in Mechanical Eng | Finance Mn. | Materials Science Cert.
Raffaella VillaBusiness Development Engineer for CompoundingMCM, Angst+Pfister Group
Christoph HankTeam Lead Techno-Economic and Environmental Assessment of Sustainable Synthesis ProductsFraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE
Session 4: Developing Heavy Industry in Africa to Position Africa as a Global Leader in Renewable Products
The role of hydrogen as a versatile industrial feedstock for heavy industries, including its use in steel production, chemical manufacturing, and refining processes, to enable decarbonisation and enhance competitiveness
Establishing Africa as a premier industrial hub to attract global industry and investment
Utilising industrial exports as a driver for local economic growth and development
Export versus Africa-focused approach
The importance of international collaboration and partnerships in advancing renewable products industries in Africa
Spotlight: Hydrogen Solutions for Off-Grid Economies
The impact of energy theft
Identifying the unique challenges faced by off-grid communities in Africa regarding energy access, including limitations of traditional energy sources and infrastructure
Exploring the potential to provide clean energy solutions in areas with limited or no access to electricity
Analysis of the current investment landscape for hydrogen projects in Africa, including trends, challenges, and opportunities for attracting financing from domestic and international investors
Perspectives on technological and political imperatives needed to boost investor confidence in hydrogen projects – what is still missing?
Lowering cost of capital and improving IRR for hydrogen projects
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