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Clean Gas II: From Molecules to Markets: Technologies Powering the Clean Gas Economy
Thursday 19.3
Free of Charge
Music Hall | 13:00 – 14:30
Clean Gas II: From Molecules to Markets: Technologies Powering the Clean Gas Economy
EU Hydrogen Policy Shift: Industrial Opportunities via Methane Splitting
Europe’s energy transition is accelerating, and hydrogen is playing a significant role in this shift. Recent EU policy changes open the door for low-carbon solutions beyond electrolysis, creating space for innovative technologies like methane splitting. This approach not only delivers clean hydrogen but also produces solid carbon for critical industries, revealing new growth opportunities across the value chain.
From power to hydrogen to power: Building the future of clean energy
How Hitachi Energy enables this energy value chain, from renewable power integration to hydrogen‑based electricity generation.
Panel discussion: The future of biogas in Finland – industry insights
Discover where the biogas industry is headed and how you can be part of its growth. In this discussion, leading experts will explore emerging trends shaping the biogas sector and their impact on Finland’s energy landscape. The rapidly developing biogas utilization market is also discussed, as it creates new business opportunities for forward-thinking companies.
First customer installations in the Marine Industry with zero carbon fuel Ammonia
The presentation outlines Wärtsilä’s development journey of the first ever Ammonia engine, highlighting the company’s long fuel innovation history and its progression from early ammonia combustion research to fully tested, real world ready engine technology. It showcases major milestones—laboratory testing, prototype work, type approval, and customer factory acceptance tests. Finally, it presents the first commercial applications: the conversion of the Viking Energy ship and the first newbuild cargo ship using the Wärtsilä 25 Ammonia solution, marking significant steps toward low carbon maritime operations.
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