Bookings Open for ‘Target Zero’ Hydrogen Ports and Maritime Conference

Written on the 15th December, 2019

Bookings are now open for the ‘Target Zero’ Conference which is the Second North Sea Hydrogen Ports and Maritime Conference. The One Day Conference will be held in Brussels on 11 February 2020.   Further details of the Conference can be found in the Seminars section of the European Policy Solutions website  https://europeanpolicysolutions.com and the website includes a draft Agenda and a Booking Form.

The Conference will build on the Edinburgh North Sea Hydrogen Ports and Maritime Conference in March 2019 and  will bring  participants up-to-date with the important developments in the hydrogen ports and maritime sectors in the North Sea Region and at EU Level.  At EU Level, these include the development of the new Green Deal and opportunities for the ports and maritime sector in the proposed EU Budget from 2021 onwards.  It will also look at the significant international developments.

Invitations have been sent out to speakers on the draft Agenda and the eps website will keep you up-to-date with those contributors who have accepted our invitation.  There has already been much interest in the Conference with a number of colleagues already asking for speaking slots and we are looking forward to a very stimulating Conference.

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