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EUROPEAN HYDROGEN WEEK THE FAST TRACK TO THE FUTURE


T


hat hydrogen will come to play a central role in the energy transition is widely accepted, and so the strapline


for European Hydrogen Week, ‘the fast track to the future’, will not surprise anyone. The show, to take place in Brussels, Belgium, between the 18th and 22nd November will focus on every aspect of the hydrogen economy. An increasing number of


companies and investors are prioritising hydrogen. Yet, every


business decision carries a risk and to mitigate them connections and knowledge-sharing are key. This event aims to provide a space for powerful and influential leaders, policy makers, researchers, and end users to discuss how to develop their hydrogen transition. Companies can expect to find customers, investors and partners in the exhibition area as well as be able to attend thought- provoking conferences. Attendance to the expo area and the B2B Forum


is unlimited for all participants, however seats for the High-Level Policy Conference are limited owing to the auditorium restrictions. Free public transport cards will be


issued to all attendees for use on the metro, bus or tram. Registration for the event is now open.


For more information visit: www.euhydrogenweek.eu


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