This week Margaux Moore, our Head of the Energy Transition Group and Venture Capital Investments joined a panel during the FT Hydrogen Summit in London on unlocking private capital to stimulate investment across the hydrogen value chain. She was joined on the panel by Ignacio de Calonje (IFC - International Finance Corporation), Thomas Dimitroff (CWP Global), Olivier Mussat (ATOME) and Michael Harrington (Actis). “One of the main bottlenecks to reaching final investment decision (FID) on green hydrogen projects in Europe is the lack of clarity on FIDs of infrastructure such as pipelines. We are able to mature and derisk a lot of the other moving parts of our project, including bankable industrial offtakes, but without infrastructure we cannot interface and deliver to our customers. Plans for our H2 Energy Europe electrolyser projects – in Milford Haven, South Wales and in Esbjerg, Denmark – are progressing well. Replicating green hydrogen projects such as these at scale will be critical if we’re to meet expected demand for this low-carbon fuel. #Trafigura #ConnectingVitalResources #FTHydrogen #greenhydrogen #greentransition #hydrogen
Farouk Ben Hadj
6mo
Interesting
Richard Jaundoo
6mo
It's inspiring to see Margaux Moore and the panel discussing the crucial role of private capital in driving investment across the hydrogen value chain. Infrastructure clarity is indeed a key factor for green hydrogen project success. Keep up the great work!
Interesting event
TVM 7 LLC | Business Development, Energy, Sustainable Transition Clean tech
6moIt is unfortunate. We have not been able to get momentum on carbon pricing, IMF world bank, IMO… The opportunity this will create an under developed countries as men. It is time for innovation and moving forward. No one thought Henry Ford would be able to pull off what he did but here we are. Schott so you don’t have to worry about