Baltic Sea region has been identified as one of the key corridors with great ability to produce and transport significant amounts of green and low carbon hydrogen to markets in Central Europe.
What is needed to enable the development of green and low carbon hydrogen production in the Baltic Sea region? What are the key drivers affecting supply and demand? How to deal with critical infrastructure? What is the optimal way of securing off take agreements?
This presentation will elaborate on key issues affecting the opportunity of establishing Baltic Sea region as one of the power houses of hydrogen production in the European Union.