PRESENTATIONS
 

April 13, 2026

• Welcome to the Port of Rotterdam:  Europe's Hydrogen Hub

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April 14, 2026

• Gasunie:  Overview of Hydrogen Initiatives

• New Energy Coalition:  The HEAVENN Hydrogen Valley Project

• New Energy Coalition:  The H2CoVE Project (Hydrogen Centers of
  Vocational Excellence

• DNV Technology Center - Groningen, NL

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April 15, 2026

• Shell's Glansanger Biogas and Power-to-X Plant

April 16, 2026

• Fjernvarme Fyns and the META Data Center:  Capturing Waste Heat from Data Centers to Heat Homes 

• State of Green:  Green Hydrogen, Bioenergy, and Carbon Capture

• Climate Partnership Playbook:  How to Engage the Private Sector in Climate Action Plans

• Danish Energy Agency:  Introduction to the DEA and the Energy Governance Partnership

• Danish Energy Agency:  Biogas in Denmark

• Danish Energy Agency:  Power-t0-X in Denmark

• Dansk Metal:  The Danish Model and Workforce Development in the Green Transition

• Dansk Metal Report:  Green Transition Calls for Skilled Workers

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April 17, 2026
 

• Powering Ships with Waste? | Discover bio-LNG with Hapag Lloyd 

• Energy Machines Presentation at BIG Headquarters:  Integrated Energy Solutions for our Carbon-Free Future​

• Energy Machines Reference Cases​

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

The Port of Rotterdam:  Where Europe's New Hydrogen Ecosystem is Taking Shape
The Port Authority is working with various partners towards the introduction of a large-scale hydrogen network across the port complex. Currently, half of all hydrogen projects in the Netherlands are taking place in Rotterdam. This short video provides an overview of some of the projects now being developed at the Port to support the production, transport, and use of hydrogen.

Ongoing Projects at the Port of Rotterdam
This interactive map provides details on more than 50 current, planned, or currently under construction energy transition projects at the Port of Rotterdam, demonstrating how businesses are preparing and successfully investing in a future-proof, clean port.
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hynetwork and the Dutch Hydrogen Network
hynetwork, a subsidiary of Gasunie, has been tasked with building the high pressure hydrogen network in the Netherlands and subsequently assuming the role of hydrogen network operator.  

Gasunie - Our role in the energy transition
Gasunie is the primary gas distribution utility for northern Netherlands and Germany, but over the next few years it will transform from a gas transport company into an energy infrastructure company. In addition to natural gas, Gasunie will soon be transporting hydrogen, CO2, heat and green gas in rapidly increasing volumes, thereby enabling the region to transition to new carbon-neutral gases.

​HyWay 27 Study
The HyWay 27 study, published in June 2021, showed that the existing natural gas network could be used for the transport of hydrogen, and that this is a necessity in the energy transition. The same study also showed that existing pipelines could be repurposed at minimal cost compared to the cost of laying new pipelines. The complete report is available here.  

The Cambridge Handbook of Hydrogen and the Law
This is the first  comprehensive reference work on the regulatory environment for hydrogen. It is global in scope, featuring chapters that explain the legal situation in Europe, the USA, and other regions.  It includes chapters covering all relevant legal aspects of the hydrogen value chain from production to end use, including the creation of hydrogen markets, the role of local authorities, offshore hydrogen, the regulation of hydrogen transportation and storage, the regulation of hydrogen in the heating sector and the regulation of  hydrogen for electricity storage. 

From HEAVENN to Sustainable Hydrogen Valley
2022 report describing the role that a Hydrogen Valley - where several hydrogen applications are combined and integrated within a region's ecosystem - can play in maturing the production of green hydrogen.  HEAVENN ( H2 Energy Applications in Valley Environments for Northern Netherland) was the first Hydrogen Valley to be developed in Europe.​

SkyNRG's Project Wigeon
SkyNRG is working to develop Project Wigeon, a new fuel facility at the Port of Walla Walla in Eastern Washington.  The facility will produce Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and renewable diesel (RD) from feedstocks such as renewable natural gas (RNG), to support aviation on its path toward achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.

META:  Surplus Heat to District Heating
Data centers produce large amounts of surplus heat, which today is largely wasted. At META's Tietgenbyen data center in Odense, Denmark’s third largest district heating company (Fjernvarme Fyn) has established Denmark’s biggest heat pump plant, The plant recovers 215,000 MWh of energy from the data center, providing heat to more than 12,000 homes.

Green Hydrogen is Danish Hydrogen
Report describing how Denmark plans to accelerate the shift to green fuels, and decarbonize global transport and energy intensive industries.

How Power-to-X Works
An infographic and short video produced by the International PtX Hub describing how green hydrogen produced through electrolysis can be combined with nitrogen and/or renewable carbon to produce ammonia and a variety of synthetic hydrocarbons that can be used directly as fuels or as feedstocks for different industrial processes.

Decarbonizing the Gas Grid:  The Role of Renewable Fuels in Denmark's Path to Carbon Neutrality
2022 report by i-sustain providing background on the status of renewable fuels in Denmark, and their impact on gas supplies and infrastructure.​