Infocast Hydrogen Hubs Summit

Global hydrogen demand could increase beyond 300 million metric tons by 2050, depending on climate initiatives/policies and cross-sector collaboration. 

While there are technical challenges and other obstacles, there are also many opportunities for hydrogen to play an important role in the low- to zero-carbon energy transition. Low-carbon hydrogen could be used to decarbonize the existing hydrogen demand and economic activities in hard-to-abate sectors—playing a key role in the backbone of the energy system and decarbonization of end-use applications.

Simply put, hydrogen is versatile. ICF leverages its technical, market, and carbon intensity/life cycle expertise to support our project developer and investor clients in the hydrogen economy. 

Join our sessions

How hydrogen policy can make up for missing money to enable hub deployment

Tuesday, September 13 | 10:00 - 10:30 AM

Presenter:

• Mike McCurdy, P.E. Managing Director, Energy Advisory Services

Determining, verifying and accrediting the carbon intensity of hydrogen hubs

Wednesday, September 14 | 10:00- 10:30 AM 

Panelist:

• Nima Simon, Grid Fuels & Power Supervisor