Hydrogen Cymru 2025
We’re delighted to be hosting our Hydrogen Cymru conference to bring together the leading voices to discuss how hydrogen can accelerate the transition to net zero.
The Hydrogen Research Briefing launched by the Welsh parliament in July 2024 highlights the vision for Wales
https://research.senedd.wales/media/s5db0css/24-21-hydrogen-in-wales.pdf
Whilst large scale production of hydrogen doesn’t yet exist in Wales, there are several large scale green hydrogen production facilities being progressed.
• HyBont in Bridgend, which consist of a 5.2MW electrolyser (5.2MW) and solar farm
• West Wales Hydrogen electrolyser in Milford Haven
• The ‘Pembroke Phase I’ 110MW electrolysis plant in Pembroke
• In North Wales, there is the development of the Holyhead Hydrogen Hub to supply transport activities at Port of Holyhead
This one day conference will discuss how hydrogen can be produced to be used in transport, industry and heating, listening to the leading thought leaders through a series of presentations and panel discussions.
To find out more and understand the opportunities available please email
enquiry@hydrogenindustryleaders.com
Interested in the Event?
Event Schedule.
Session 1
An outline of the hydrogen policy in Cymru, and a look at the vision
Session 2
What colour hydrogen best suits Wales?
• Green Hydrogen – which is suited to areas with excessive renewable electricity generation capacity
• Grey Hydrogen – produced by steam methane reforming
• Blue Hydrogen – a low carbon form of hydrogen due to generated CO2 being captured at source
Session 3 – Upscaling of hydrogen production to make it a reality
A look at the projects pioneering hydrogen in Wales
• HyBont in Bridgend, which consist of a 5.2MW electrolyser (5.2MW) and solar farm
• West Wales Hydrogen electrolyser in Milford Haven
• The ‘Pembroke Phase I’ 110MW electrolysis plant in Pembroke
• In North Wales, there is the development of the Holyhead Hydrogen Hub to supply transport activities at Port of Holyhead
Session 4 – Supply chain engagement
What technological expertise does the supply chain have to support these projects
**Programme and speakers subject to change**
