On the morning of June 15th, join us for the H2-Offtakers Workshop at H2LAC.

Organized in collaboration with McKinsey & Co., the objective of the workshop is to explore how to mainstream the use and deployment of green hydrogen among Latin America’s industrial companies.

Designed expressly for senior corporate executives, the workshop will seek to identify use cases and enabling conditions for the procurement of green H2 across multiple industries in LAC.

The workshop will utilize case-studies, presentations, and interactive discussions to ascertain:

  • How first movers are approaching the creation of an H2 ecosystem, including partner selection and negotiation
  • Essential elements of successful partnerships between offtakers, producers and other market participants
  • The challenges involved in setting up the ecosystems and developing the projects, along with ways to overcome those challenges.

How to Register

H2-Offtakers will take place after the H2LAC main event at the Fairmont Copacabana Rio de Janeiro on the morning of Thursday, June 15. It is an optional, additional registration item. It is complimentary for all LAC-based industrial entities who should contact us to receive a code to apply to the online registration for 2023. For all other attendees, the incremental fee to attend H2-Offtakers is $475. You will be provided with the option to register for it when you register for H2LAC.


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Sponsor H2-Offtakers

To learn more, please contact Ioana Marins, Global Business Development Manager – Hydrogen, at imarins@newenergyevents.com

Agenda: 

9:00 – 9:05

Welcome and Orientation

Matthew Perks, CEO, New Energy Events

9:05 – 9:25

Exploring the potential for hydrogen to be used at scale by Latin American industrials to decarbonize their operations; challenges and opportunities

João Guillaumon, Partner, McKinsey & Company

Wieland Gurlit, Senior Partner – Leader of Latin American Energy and Materials Practice, McKinsey & Company

9:25 – 9:45 

Power sources and supply: how to make hydrogen competitive

  • Energy cost perspective and relationship to hydrogen cost
  • Implications of different sources
  • Possible contracting/supply models

Priscila Rochinha Lino, Director of Regulatory Affairs, Auren Energia

9:45 – 10:05

Technology and equipment supply for the industry to take off in LAC

  • Main technologies available and their level of maturity
  • Getting practical on equipment supply: lead times, contracting models and what to watch for
  • What makes a project competitive

Luiz Antonio Mello, Head of Sales, Thyssenkrupp UHDE Brasil 

10:05 – 10:25

Building hubs and ecosystems: the role of infrastructure as a foundation

  • Hydrogen hubs: what we can expect them to be
  • The role of infrastructure players in ecosystems

José Firmo, CEO, Port of Açu

10:25 – 11:00

Coffee Break and Networking

11:00 – 11:20

The case of steel: envisioning a carbon free future

  • Use of Hydrogen in steel making
  • Perspective on timing, competitiveness and requirements for H2 use in steel
  • The steel industry as an offtaker

Gotzon Gomez, Head of Spain and Portugal Project, H2 Green Steel

11:20 – 11:55

Open Discussion

11:55 – 12:25

The Brazil National Hydrogen Plan and the role in making the sector take off

Paulo Luciano Carvalho, Secretary of Innovation and Energy Transition Secretary of Innovation and Energy Transition, National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL)

12:25 – 12:30

Closing Remarks 

Matthew Perks, CEO, New Energy Events