Investing in Green Hydrogen 2026
Investing in Green Hydrogen is a global summit that unites the world's hydrogen visionaries to drive the hydrogen economy.
About the event
Investing in Green Hydrogen is the United Kingdom’s premier trade show for the hydrogen energy sector. This global summit unites over 800 senior executives, including policymakers, hydrogen developers, and investors, to drive the hydrogen economy forward.
Attendees can expect high-level discussions on critical topics such as policy frameworks, investment strategies, and emerging opportunities in hydrogen derivatives. The event will feature over 100 world-class speakers and provide a platform for collaboration among industry leaders.
Special features include the Energy Transition Impact Awards, recognizing outstanding contributions to the hydrogen sector, and co-location with the Carbon Capture Summit, allowing for comprehensive discussions on decarbonization efforts.
Keynote speakers and expert panels
Katie Ostheimer (UK Department for Energy Security & Net Zero) - “Hydrogen Economy Strategies”
Dr. Sopna Sury (Hydrogen RWE) - “Innovations in Hydrogen Production”
Dr. Hans Dieter Hermes (SEFE Securing Energy for Europe GmbH) - “Future of Clean Energies”
Over 20 sessions covering topics such as investment strategies, regulatory developments, and technological advancements, with CPD/continuing education credits available.
Special features
- Energy Transition Impact Awards celebrating outstanding projects and individuals in the hydrogen sector.
- Business matchmaking platform connecting hydrogen buyers from various industries.
- Co-located with the Carbon Capture Summit, enhancing discussions on decarbonization.
Featured exhibitors and innovations
- Company A will be showcasing their latest hydrogen production technology.
- Company B is launching a new line of hydrogen-powered vehicles.
- Company C will present innovative solutions for hydrogen storage and distribution.
When and where
- Dates
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- Venue
- Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre
- Location
- London , United Kingdom
- Nearest Airport
- Heathrow Airport (25 km)
Opening Hours
- Wednesday, 1 September 2026: 09:00 - 17:00
- Thursday, 2 September 2026: 09:00 - 17:00
How to get here
By Car
Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre is easily accessible from major highways.
Parking: 500 spaces available. Cost: Paid. We recommend arriving early during peak hours.
Public Transport
The venue is well-connected by public transport:
- Metro
- Bus
Event themes and focus areas
Investing in Green Hydrogen 2026 will spotlight:
- Unlocking Capital and Long-term Offtake Agreements
- Advancing Hydrogen Trade
- Expanding Hydrogen End-use and Derivatives
- Exploring AI to Accelerate Hydrogen Ramp-up
Business and marketing opportunities
This event offers unparalleled networking opportunities with over 800 decision-makers and industry leaders.
- High-value networking: Connect with 800+ professionals from 55+ countries
- Decision-maker access: 100% of attendees have purchasing authority
- Market intelligence: Gain insights into United Kingdom market trends
- Lead generation: Capture qualified leads from professionals actively seeking solutions
- Brand visibility: Enhance your presence in the Energy & Environment market
Who attends?
- C-level Executives
- Policymakers
Exhibitor strategy recommendations
Maximize your ROI at Investing in Green Hydrogen 2026:
Before the event:
- Launch pre-event marketing 6-8 weeks in advance
- Schedule meetings with key prospects through the event platform
- Optimize your listing in the event directory
- Set measurable goals (leads, meetings, partnerships)
During the event:
- Create interactive booth experiences with live demonstrations
- Staff your booth with engaging, knowledgeable team members
- Use QR codes and digital tools for lead capture
- Attend networking sessions and educational programs
After the event:
- Follow up with leads within 48 hours
- Share event highlights on social media using #InvestingInHydrogen2026
- Measure ROI against your pre-event goals
- Plan improvements for next year