Events and awards
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2024 Power Play Awards
Each year the Power Play Awards celebrates individuals within the LNG and decarbonization value chain. One category of focus is The Low Carbon Accelerator award, which recognizes women who are making significant contributions by leveraging innovation and collaboration to accelerate society’s path to net zero.
Learn more about the Power Play Awards
Finalists will be announced soon. Click here for key dates related to the awards.
Visit with us at these exhibitions
CERA Week
March 18-22, 2024
Location: Houston, TX, USA
AISTech
May 6-9, 2024
World Hydrogen Summit & Exhibition
May 13-15, 2024
Carbon Capture Tech & Hydrogen Tech Expo
June 26-27, 2024
GET: Global Energy Transition Congress & Exhibition
July 1-3, 2024
Gastech Hydrogen
September 17-20, 2024
CERA Week
March 18-22, 2024
Location: Houston, TX, USA
AISTech
May 6-9, 2024
World Hydrogen Summit & Exhibition
May 13-15, 2024
Carbon Capture Tech & Hydrogen Tech Expo
June 26-27, 2024
GET: Global Energy Transition Congress & Exhibition
July 1-3, 2024
Gastech Hydrogen
September 17-20, 2024
Featured speakers:
Dan Holton
Senior Vice President, Hydrogen and Lithium
“Boosting hydrogen demand, deployment, and trade across industrial sectors”
Mark Klewpatinond
Global Business Manager, Hydrogen
“Establishing hydrogen as a critical component in the global energy mix”
Erik Oswald
VP, Advocacy and Policy Development
“Leveraging America’s carbon advantage: How the industrial sector can provide solutions for decarbonization”
Bert de Bakker
Policy and Strategy Manager, EAME
“Color agnostic: Building out affordable, low-carbon hydrogen production and capture projects”
Luca Volta
Global Hydrogen and Ammonia Planning Manager
“The bright blue future of hydrogen? Building out affordable, low carbon and renewable production and capture technologies”
Marie-Laure Halleman
EU Business Development Manager
“Governing hydrogen: regulation’s influence in mending the breakdown between international supply and international demand”