5,000+
Industry Professionals
1,000+
Decision-makers
150+
World-class Speakers
200+
Exhibiting Companies
Unlimited
Face to Face Networking
JOIN APAC'S BIGGEST HYDROGEN
Connecting Hydrogen APAC 2025 (CHA2025) is the industry's biggest hydrogen event in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region, fostering regional and global collaboration. Hosted at MCEC Melbourne from July 17-18, 2025, this extraordinary platform unites a formidable assembly of over 5,000 attendees, including industry leaders, energy ministers, CEOs, and an impressive cohort of 200+ exhibitors. Together, we will embark on an immersive exploration of groundbreaking solutions, cutting-edge technologies, and transformative advancements propelling the hydrogen landscape forward.
Connecting Green Hydrogen APAC 2025
Connect with the world – Turning Vision into Reality
Connecting Green Hydrogen APAC 2025 (CGHA2025), the industry's biggest hydrogen event in Australia and APAC, fosters regional and global collaboration. Co-located with Carbon Capture APAC 2025 and Australia Wind Energy 2025, this momentous gathering will take place at MCEC Melbourne, uniting hydrogen and clean energy enthusiasts and industry leaders under one roof.
With over 5,000 visitors, including 150+ world-class speakers and 1,000+ decision-makers, and a powerful presence of 200+ exhibitors and sponsors, Connecting Green Hydrogen APAC 2025 serves as a premier platform to connect Australian and global hydrogen leaders.
Discover groundbreaking solutions, cutting-edge technologies, and transformative green hydrogen advancements at Connecting Green Hydrogen APAC 2025. Engage with the C-Level Strategic Summit, H2Innovate Next Summit, and Regional Development Forum, forging strategic partnerships and driving sustainable energy forward. Join visionary innovators in shaping Australia and APAC's green hydrogen future.
Experience the power of change and join us for this transformative event at MCEC Melbourne on 16th-18th July 2025!
Announcing the Distinguished CGHA2024 Opening Keynote Speaker
The Hon. Lily D'Ambrosio MP
Victorian Minister for Climate Action, Energy & Resources, the State Electricity Commission
It’s my pleasure to wish you a warm welcome to Connecting Green Hydrogen APAC. And I’d also like to say, welcome to Victoria, for those delegates visiting us from interstate or overseas.
The green hydrogen sector is growing fast and this conference provide a way to stay across developments in the industry and connect with colleagues. We expect renewable hydrogen to play a significant role in Victoria’s modern renewable energy system. Hydrogen produced using renewable energy is an extremely versatile energy carrier that has the potential to touch on all parts of our economy and energy system.
Ministers and dignitaries participating CHA2024, AuWE2024 & CCUSAPAC24
Hon Josh Wilson MP
Assistant Minister for Climate Change and Energy
Australian Government (Reserved)
Kathryn Grace
Associate Director, Alternative Fuels
Clean Energy Finance Corporation
Catherine Zerger
Branch Head, Hydrogen Strategy
Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
Kristin Raman
Head of Strategy and Sustainability
Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG)
David Parker
Chair
Clean Energy Regulator
Caroline Beattie
General Manager Future Energy
APA Group
Timo Bollerhey
Co-founder; CEO
H2Global & Hintco
Samuel McSkimming
Chief Executive Officer
Pilbara Ports Authority
Ingrid Dahl-Madsen
Danish Ambassador to Australia, New Zealand and Fiji
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark
Scott Nargar
Senior Manager Future Mobility & Government Relations
Hyundai Motor Company Australia
Hitoshi Kaguchi
Member of the Board, Senior EVP, President and CEO of GX Solutions
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Hisataka Yakabe
Executive Officer, Director of Hydrogen and Carbon Management Department
Tokyo Gas
Eiji Ohira
Director Fuel Cell and Hydrogen
NEDO, Japan
Dohyun Goh
Head of Steel-related Hydrogen Business
POSCO
Wai Wah Tham
Chief Sustainability Officer & Senior Director/Chief Engineer
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
Arun Sharma
Group Head for Sustainability and Climate Change
Adani Group
Dr. Sunita Satyapal
Director, Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office
U.S. Department of Energy (*Virtual)
Stephen Forshaw
Chief Representative ANZ and the Pacific
Airbus
Wataru Ikushima
General Manager, New Business Development Dept.
Marubeni Corporation
Yuko Fukuma
General Manager, Hydrogen Engineering Australia; Senior Staff Officer
Kawasaki Heavy Industries
Hon. Natalie Hutchins MP
Minister for Jobs and Industry, Minister for Treaty and First Peoples, Minister for Women
Victoria State Government
Magda KOPCZYŃSKA
Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport
European Commission
Stephen Forshaw
Senior Vice President, Airbus Chief Representative, Australia, New Zealand & The Pacific
Airbus
Dr Kimberly Camrass
Sustainability Lead - Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific
Boeing
