Hydrogen · Summit + exhibition
World Hydrogen Summit 2027
Dedicated hydrogen event, with CCUS World and Energy Storage World zones.
Reported 10,000 attendees from 120 countries focused on deploying hydrogen at scale.
The verdict
World Hydrogen Summit 2027 is best for partnerships, lead generation and investor access. The documented audience leans towards IPPs & project developers, OEMs & manufacturers and Investors & lenders.
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Who attends
- Ministers, CEOs and CTOs across the hydrogen value chain
- 4,850+ companies; CCUS summit co-located
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Seniority
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On the programme
- Headline speakers
- Ivana Jemelkova, CEO, Hydrogen Council
Andrew Beard, President Hydrogen, Shell
Dr David Burns, VP Clean Energy, Linde - Key themes
- Renewable hydrogen production, Storage, transport and distribution, Supply-chain development, CCUS (co-located summit)
From the 2026 edition. Source.
Sponsorship & exhibiting
Organiser brochure pitches the summit as the place where hydrogen deals get done.
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Reported 10,000 attendees from 120 countries focused on deploying hydrogen at scale.
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