Argus Clean Ammonia North America Conference on June 12-14, 2024 in Houston, United States

Gain the latest insights you need to know about how North America is positioning itself as a leader in clean ammonia production in the critical energy hub of Houston, Texas.

The Inflation Reduction Act announced in 2022 transformed the project landscape for global clean ammonia production, this conference will provide critical updates on its progress and how it continues to drive both supply and demand for hydrogen and ammonia in the United States (US). Hear from senior industry leaders from across key US states such as Texas and Louisiana, as well as from Canada, Europe, Japan and the rest of the world.

Over the three days of the conference, explore the big questions many producers are facing around where demand is coming from, expect to hear perspectives from key domestic consumers as well as international demand centres for clean ammonia. Further topics for discussion will include midstream infrastructure development in North America, the role of Independent Power Producers and Local Distribution Companies, certification and its role in making clean ammonia a fungible commodity and so much more...

Participants will also have an opportunity to participate in the Carbon and CCS workshop on day one of the conference, available as an add-on, to gain insight into blue ammonia production projects, carbon storage challenges, CCS technology developments, plus exclusive an exclusive networking breakfast.

Agenda highlights:

Wednesday, June 12 - Welcome day and drinks reception

Registration and welcome drinks reception.

Thursday, June 13 - Carbon and CCS workshop (Carbon and CCS workshop passholders only)

Registration open - Carbon and CCS workshop.

Exclusive Carbon and CCS networking breakfast.

Chairperson's opening remarks.

Keynote: Blue ammonia production using CCS - handling CO2 and storing it a sustainable way.

Critical technology developments: What technologies are available? What are the main differences between steam methane reforming (SMR) and autothermal reforming (ATR)?

Case study: How are ammonia producers using CCS services to remove CO2 emissions?

Coffee break.

End-user manual: Understanding certification of blue ammonia.

If I am producing low-carbon ammonia, can I issue credits and will I get paid?

Gulf coast: The best place to invest in blue ammonia production?

Chairperson's closing remarks.

Registration open - Main conference day one

Lunch (open to all attendees).

Drinks reception.

Friday, June 14 - Main conference day two

Women in clean ammonia breakfast and networking.

Chairperson's opening remarks.

Certification roadmap: How to make clean ammonia a fungible commodity.

Pricing: Standardising pricing economics, contract structure and financing.

Demand side perspectives: Where will North American production go?

Coffee break.

Demand for clean hydrogen and ammonia in the US and Canada. How are they decarbonising?

What midstream infrastructure is being built in North America and how much storage will be needed?

Independent power producers and local distribution companies: How are they thinking about ammonia?

Debate: Should low-carbon products be used to produce oil seeds for biofuel production or not?

Lunch.

Maritime sector: What's next for commercialisation of ammonia for shipping?

Green corridors: How do shippers want to convert fleets?

On the other side: How are ammonia landing terminals and related infrastructure at European ports developing?

Conference round-up: Cross-sector perspectives and summary.

Chairperson's closing remarks and end of conference.

URLs:

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Time: 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm

Prices:

1 x three-day in-person conference pass (super early bird rate expires February 2): USD 1399.00,

3 x three-day in-person conference pass - 15% off total (super early bird rate expires February 2): USD 3568.00,

5 x three-day in-person conference pass - 25% off total (super early bird rate expires February 2): USD 5247.00,

1 x three-day in-person conference pass (early bird rate expires April 5): USD 1599.00,

3 x three-day in-person conference pass - 15% off total (early bird rate expires April 5): USD 4078.00,

5 x three-day in-person conference pass - 25% off total (early bird rate expires April 5): USD 5997.00,

1 x three-day in-person conference pass (standard rate): USD 1899.00,

3 x three-day in-person conference pass (standard rate): USD 4843.00,

5 x three-day in-person conference pass (standard rate): USD 7122.00,

1 x add on: Carbon and CCS workshop (limited places available): USD 599.00

Speakers: Seonghoon Woo, CEO, Amogy, Jonathan Flynn, Director- Clean Energy, CF Industries, Adolfo Rivera, Senior Director- Green Hydrogen, Avangrid, Hady Abdulhady, Director of Business Development and Sales, thyssenkrupp Uhde, Suryan Wirya-Simunovic, Executive Officer, Mitsui O.S.K Lines Ltd, Christopher Spears, Venture Principal, BP, John Koss, Director of Business Development, Sempra Infrastructure, Dr Nobuhiko Kubota, Managing Executive Officer, IHI Corporation, Keshni Sritharan, Senior Associate, Corporate Business Development and Investments, OCI, Eric Rubenstein, Managing Partner, New Climate Ventures, Brad Williams, Executive Advisor- Energy Infrastructure, JERA Americas, Trevor Best, CEO, Syzygy Plasmonics, Emile Herben, Director Product Management and Certification, Yara Clean Ammonia, Stergios Stamopoulous, Manager of Houston Sustainability Center, ABS, Keith Casey, CEO, Pin Oak, Erika Taugher, Director, Business Development- Green Fuels, Pattern Energy, Oleksiy Tatarenko, Principal- Climate-Aligned Industries, RMI, Sebastian Kihle, Chief Technology Officer, H2Carrier, Antonio Fayad, Senior Manager, Hydrogen strategy and origination, EDP Renewables, Tomoyuki Koide, Deputy General Manager, Tsubame BHB, Trevor Brown, Executive Director, Ammonia Energy Association, Jakob Krummenacher, VP of Clean Energy, LSB Industries, Ruth Sharpe, Editor - Ammonia, Argus, Oliver Hatfield, VP Fertilizers, Argus, Stefan Kruempelmann, Hydrogen and Future Fuels Editor, Argus