Hydrogen & CCUS: accelerating and upscaling industrial deployment
Hydrogen and carbon management technologies are developing rapidly. The challenge is no longer technology development alone, but integrating these technologies into reliable, scalable and investable industrial systems.
During the Hydrogen Technology World Expo in Hamburg, experts and specialists from TNO will share insights into the latest developments in electrolysis, Power-to-X, system integration and carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS).
- Startdatum:
- Time:
- 10:30 - (CET)
- Location:
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Hydrogen Technology World Expo, Hamburg
- Costs:
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Free
Hydrogen and carbon management technologies are developing rapidly. The challenge is no longer technology development alone, but integrating these technologies into reliable, scalable and investable industrial systems.
During the Hydrogen Technology World Expo in Hamburg, experts and specialists from TNO will share insights into the latest developments in electrolysis, Power-to-X, system integration and carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS).
Dutch CCUS ecosystem TNO and CATO
TNO plays a leading role within the Dutch CCUS ecosystem and is one of the driving organisations behind several national and international initiatives aimed at accelerating industrial decarbonisation.
Within CATO, the Dutch national innovation programme for CO₂ capture, transport, utilisation and storage, TNO contributes expertise on carbon management technologies, CO₂ infrastructure, industrial applications and system integration. Together with industry, governments and research partners, TNO works on solutions that help reduce emissions while maintaining industrial competitiveness.
At the same time, TNO supports the development of hydrogen technologies and future energy systems through applied research, technology validation, infrastructure studies and integrated system analysis. By combining expertise in hydrogen, Power-to-X and CCUS, TNO provides organisations with the independent insights and system-level understanding needed to assess how different technologies can contribute to a future-proof energy system and a resilient, competitive industry. This enables better-informed choices on technology, infrastructure and investment.
Key topics Expert Workshop H2 and CCUS
The workshop focuses on some of the most pressing questions in the energy and industrial transition:
- How can electrolysis technologies move from innovation to large-scale deployment?
- What role can Power-to-X play in future industrial value chains?
- How do hydrogen technologies interact with wider energy infrastructure and energy systems?
- How can CCS and CCUS contribute to industrial decarbonisation?
- What is needed to translate technological innovation into practical implementation?
These themes are particularly relevant for technology providers, industrial companies, infrastructure operators, project developers, policymakers and investors.
Programme
10:30 – 10:40
Welcome and introduction by TNO
10:40 – 11:00
Electrolyser developments
11:00 – 11:10
Power-to-X
11:10 – 11:20
System Integration
11:20 – 11:40
CCS and CCUS
11:40 – 12:00
Discussion and Q&A
Session Community of Practice Hyrogen: COPE
Following the workshop, TNO and GroenvermogenNL will host the COPE side-event on the harmonisation of electrolyser testing and technology qualification.
The session explores how trusted and comparable performance data can help reduce uncertainty, improve qualification processes and accelerate investment decisions across the European hydrogen value chain.
For more information, visit the TNO COPE page.
Practical information
Date: 20 October 2026
Time: 10:30 – 12:00
Location: Copenhagen Room, Hydrogen Technology World Expo, Hamburg, Germany
Registration
Register via the TNO event page.
Register for the Hydrogen & CCUS Expert Workshop
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