Argus Clean Ammonia Europe Conference 2025

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Argus along with our host sponsor Port of Rotterdam, are delighted to welcome you back to Rotterdam, Netherlands to join the leading Argus Clean Ammonia Europe Conference between 2-4 December 2025. With global geopolitics impacting energy transition initiatives globally, this event provides you with a unique opportunity to explore the continued development of ammonia's role in the energy transition across critical hard to abate sectors including power generation, marine fuels, fertilizers, chemicals and more. In Rotterdam, the home to Europe’s largest port and a critical location for clean energy imports, make the most of three days of high-level networking and critical insights with over 375+ senior-level attendees from the companies leading the industry’s development from across the extended ammonia and clean energy value chains. Highlights on the 2025 agenda Tuesday 2 December | Pre-conference add-on: Regulation and Trade Dynamics Workshop Registration open MORNING SESSIONS Chair’s opening remarksHow progressive can Europe be in the current global environment?Mapping the regulatory landscape for ammonia now and in the future Networking break Government keynote: RED III transposition in the Netherlands - an example to follow?Do we finally have definition under the European delegated acts for hydrogen and ammonia to qualify as RFNBOs and under Low Carbon Delegated Act? Networking lunch AFTERNOOON SESSIONS Argus CBAM workshop: Structuring the ammonia low carbon NW Europe price indexMass balancing and certification scheme updates for clean ammonia Coffee and roundtables Fuel EU Maritime versus IMO: To what extent are they coordinated and where do they differ?Wrap up and moving forward: Hydrogen demand - is it delayed or pushed back?Chair’s closing remarks Welcome drinks reception sponsored by Port of Rotterdam (open to all attendees) Wednesday 3 December | Main conference day one Registration openNetworking breakfastCEO roundtable (by invitation only) MORNING SESSIONS Chair's opening remarksWelcome from host sponsor - Port of RotterdamKeynote address: Where are the bright spots for clean ammonia?Keynote panel: Decarbonising ammonia - market signals, regulation and end-user demandEurope’s ammonia dilemma: Domestic capacity or international supply? Fertilizer market perspectives Networking break Argus views: Future of clean products in EuropeH2 global auction second round keynoteFinancing the future: What makes clean ammonia projects bankable? Networking lunch highlighting women in clean ammonia sponsored by Höegh Evi AFTERNOON SESSIONS Panel discussion: Global supply momentum - tracking clean ammonia project progressRoundtables and coffee break (Americas / Latin America / Middle East / Asia / Europe)Why now? European ports preparing for future handling of low carbon ammonia todayProgress on ammonia crackers: What are the latest updates from key projects in Europe?Chair’s closing remarks and end of day 1 main conference Main networking drinks reception Thursday 4 December | Main conference day two Registration open and morning coffeeEnd-user breakfast roundtables (Fertilizers and chemicals / Refining transition: How are oil refiners looking to integrate ammonia to meet decarbonisation goals - and what is the pace of adoption? / How are German companies looking at clean ammonia?) MORNING SESSIONS Chair’s opening remarksHow can the industry create more demand for low carbon ammonia? Transitioning from demand to offtake contractsShip-to-ship transfers: Exploring the technical and safety challenges of direct ammonia fuel transfers at seaPanel discussion: Clean ammonia at sea - is the shipping industry ready?Powering progress: Ammonia engines and the race to adoption Networking break Powering Europe: Will Europe come around to the use of ammonia for generating power?Conference round up: Highlights and key takeaways from 2025Chair's closing remarks Networking lunch Port of Rotterdam site visit - Portlantis   URLs:Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/3242272-0?pid=5569 Inquiries: https://go.evvnt.com/3242272-2?pid=5569  Date and Time: Tue, 02 Dec 2025 08:00 - Thu, 04 Dec 2025 16:00 Venue details: Rotterdam Ahoy, 10 Ahoyweg, Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, 3084 BD, Netherlands Prices:Main conference pass - early bird rate (expires 10 October 2025): EUR 1899.00,Main conference pass - standard rate (from 11 October 2025): EUR 2199.00,Add-on: Regulation and Trade Dynamics Workshop (cannot be purchased as a standalone pass): EUR 999.00,Add-on: Portlantis Tour with Port of Rotterdam (cannot be purchased as a standalone pass): EUR 100.00 Speakers: Boudewijn Siemons, CEO, Port of Rotterdam, Graham Weale, Professor for Energy Economics and Policy, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Kristof Coppé, Director Fleet Operations and Technical Business Development, Exmar, Aviv Bar Tal, Global VP Commercial Nitrogen, OCI, Andrej Nötzel, Director, Energy, KfW IPEX-Bank, Duna Uribe, Senior Business Manager Clean Ammonia, Port of Rotterdam, Oeyvind Lindeman, Chief Commercial Officer, Navigator Gas, Eva Borje Errebo, Head of Time Charter, Maersk Tankers, Timo Bollerhey, Chief Executive Officer and Lead Strategist, Hintco and H2Global, Jong Chen Foo, Global Head of Ammonia, Woodside Energy, Lieuwe Burger, Director Governmental Relations Europe, Air Products, Keshni Sritharan, Senior Originator, Low Carbon Commodities, EnBW, Jørgen S. Vedsted, Principal Promotion Manager, Everllence, Johannes Eng, Senior Programme Manager, Port of Duisburg, Nils Jakob Hasle, EVP Clean Energy, Hoegh Evi, Saravanan Manivel, Director Low Carbon Fuels, Engie Trading, Antonia Vlek, Director, Project and Infrastructure Finance, ABN AMRO Bank, Vanessa Dietz, Hydrogen and Sustainability Manager, EnBW, Stephen Jackson, CEO, Ammonia Europe, Andrea Guati-Rojo, Head of Stakeholder Relations and Public Affairs, Ammonia Energy Association (AEA), Oliver Hatfield, VP Fertilizers, Argus, Tim Cheyne, SVP - Global Head of Agriculture, Fertilizers, Ammonia, DEF, Argus, Ruth Sharpe, Editor - Ammonia, Argus, Jack Merriott, Senior Manager, Consulting, Argus, Mei Kei Lai, Manager, Consulting, Argus, Emile Herben, Director Product Management and Certification, Yara Clean Ammonia and AEA, Hannah Todd, Technical and Safety Officer, Ammonia Europe, Naomi van den Berg, Program Manager Sustainable Transport, Port of Rotterdam, Natalia Zubenko, Business Development Manager, GTT, Stefan Krumpelman, Editor Hydrogen, Argus, Wouter Demenint, Program Manager Hydrogen Supply Chains, Port of Rotterdam