European Hydrogen Week is the place to bring the entire hydrogen sector in one place for a whole week of conferences, exhibition and great networking opportunities.
In the conference streams, featured panels consisting of some of the most prominent stakeholders in the hydrogen industry covering the most pressing topics facing this new industry: the need for both urgency and pragmatism in creating the regulatory framework, the unique challenges different sectors face to decarbonise and how hydrogen can help, and how to remain a leader in an industry that has caught the attention of the rest of the world.
Across the exhibition room, attendees can get a first-hand view of the latest in electrolyser and fuel cell technologies as well as touch with hand and test hydrogen trucks, buses, and cars.
Finland Pavilion brings together key players of the Finnish hydrogen economy. Come to the pavilion to dive into discussions and hear captivating keynotes from the following stakeholders:
- Business Finland
- Business Oulu
- Business Turku
- Cursor
- Gasgrid Finland
- H2 Cluster Finland
- Hydrogen Research Forum Finland
- Prizztech
- Technology Industries of Finland
Come and meet Finnish hydrogen economy experts at booth L80!
Pavilion program
Tuesday 19.11.
13.15: Connecting clean electricity and hydrogen markets
- Jukka Ruusunen, Industry Professor (electrical engineering), LUT University
- Olli Sipilä, CEO, Gasgrid Finland
17.15: Why Finland is the leading hydrogen economy in Europe
- Simo Säynevirta, Chairman of Hydrogen Cluster Finland
17.45 -> Insightful discussions at the pavilion and networking with drinks and snacks
Wednesday 20.11.
13.15: Finland as an investment destination
- Case P2X and Alpiq
17.15: Hydrogen valleys
- Pia Salokoski, CLIC Innovation, Head of Energy & Coordinator of the Hydrogen Cluster Finland
17.45 -> Insightful discussions at the pavilion and networking with drinks and snacks
Thursday 21.11.
11.15: Hydrogen research, development, and innovation activities in Finland
- Eeva Lähdesmäki, Project Researcher, LUT University
- Tero Ijäs, Ecosystem Manager, Business Finland
