During the 1st Hydrogen Congress for Latin America & the Caribbean (H2LAC 2021) in April, we gathered industry leaders to discuss the following topics:
- Can hydrogen shift the paradigm and decarbonize the transportation industry?
- How are global light and heavy transport manufacturers approaching hydrogen? What are their plans for Latin America?
- Are ports part of the plan? How we can convert ports to provide hydrogen to fuel cargo ships?
- Is the aviation industry willing and able to convert to hydrogen? What is the position of the big manufacturers, and what support do they need to make the shift?
- Can electric and hydrogen share the transportation space? Are they competitors or does one complement the other?
- How should planning for hydrogen fuel cells impact transportation policy?
- What sort of investment do we need in infrastructure to make it happen?
- How are global light and heavy transport manufacturers approaching hydrogen? What are their plans for Latin America?
Panelists:
- Bart Biebuyck, Executive Director, Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH-JU)
- Franklin R. Chang Díaz, CEO | Former Astronaut, Ad Astra | NASA
- Nicolas Pocard, Vice President, Marketing & Strategic Partnerships, Ballard
- Dr. Marcelino Madrigal Martínez, Principal Energy Specialist, Energy Division, Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) (moderator)