Henrik Solgaard Andersen is a Chemical Engineer from the Danish Technology University and have 30 years of experience from hydrogen, ammonia and CCS R&D, project and business development. Mr. Andersen, was the R&D manager in Norsk Hydro within electrolyser based refueling station technologies. This included development and constuction of Europes first public refueling station located in Reykjavik Iceland in 2003. After the merger between Norsk Hydro and Statoil Mr. Andersen was appointed R&D manager for Carbon Capture and Storage project which included technology development related to the CO2 storage at Sleipner and Sn'hvit. From 2016 have been working in Low Carbon Solution in Equinor with focus on leading the hydrogen, ammonia and low carbon project development development. Today Mr. Andersen is Director for Low Carbon Hydrogen projects North West Europe and the Nordics.