HYDROGEN TECH WORLD CONFERENCE 2026

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Electrolyzer

The plant that splits water into hydrogen and oxygen using electricity; at this conference the focus is on integrating electrolyzers into real industrial operations rather than lab-scale units.

2

PEM electrolyzer

Proton exchange membrane electrolyzer, a compact high-current-density design widely used for green hydrogen; PEM stacks typically rely on iridium, one of the rarest materials on earth.

3

Green hydrogen

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity via electrolysis, the core product discussed across the conference programme and exhibitor stands.

4

LOHC

Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier, a liquid that chemically binds hydrogen so it can be stored and moved using conventional fuel logistics instead of high-pressure or cryogenic systems.

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Power-to-X

Umbrella term for converting surplus renewable electricity into hydrogen and then into other energy carriers, fuels or chemicals such as power-to-liquid.

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RFNBO

Renewable Fuel of Non-Biological Origin; the EU regulatory classification that hydrogen and its derivatives must meet to count as renewable in European import and offtake contracts.

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Hard-to-abate sectors

Industries such as iron and steel, refining and fertilizer production where emissions cannot easily be cut by electrification alone, making hydrogen a key decarbonisation route.

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Bankable project

A hydrogen project with feasibility studies, offtake agreements and financial structuring complete enough for lenders and investors to fund it; a recurring theme in the programme.

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Electrode

The conductive component inside an electrolyzer where the hydrogen and oxygen reactions occur; electrode manufacturing capacity was highlighted as a bottleneck in the supply chain.

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Levelised cost of hydrogen

The average cost per kilogram or megawatt-hour of hydrogen produced over a project's life, used by developers and buyers to compare production routes and sites.

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Balance of plant

The supporting equipment around the electrolyzer stack, including power supply, water treatment, cooling and compression, which buyers specify alongside the core technology.