Europe stands at a pivotal moment in its clean energy transition. Geopolitical instability, external dependencies, and growing energy security risks demand decisive action. Scaling renewable energy is no longer only a climate priority—it has become an economic and strategic imperative.
On 4 December 2025, the fifth edition of the Renewable Hydrogen Summit will take place at the Radisson Collection Hotel, Grand Place Brussels. Recognised as Europe’s leading event on renewable hydrogen, the summit brings together industry CEOs, top policymakers, and innovators to accelerate the development of a strong and competitive European hydrogen market.
This year’s programme focuses on transforming ambitious EU targets into real market growth, with key discussions addressing:
Unlocking demand for renewable hydrogen in hard-to-electrify sectors
Delivering RFNBO goals while safeguarding Europe’s global competitiveness
Strengthening value chains and infrastructure to support large-scale deployment
Renewable hydrogen represents a unique opportunity to modernise European industry, reinforce technology sovereignty, and create new economic growth—yet progress still lags behind ambition. The stakes are high: will Europe lead the clean technology race, or risk losing industrial momentum to global competitors?
Be part of the conversation shaping Europe’s energy future.
Europe stands at a pivotal moment in its clean energy transition. Geopolitical instability, external dependencies, and growing energy security risks demand decisive action. Scaling renewable energy is no longer only a climate priority—it has become an economic and strategic imperative.
On 4 December 2025, the fifth edition of the Renewable Hydrogen Summit will take place at the Radisson Collection Hotel, Grand Place Brussels. Recognised as Europe’s leading event on renewable hydrogen, the summit brings together industry CEOs, top policymakers, and innovators to accelerate the development of a strong and competitive European hydrogen market.
This year’s programme focuses on transforming ambitious EU targets into real market growth, with key discussions addressing:
Renewable hydrogen represents a unique opportunity to modernise European industry, reinforce technology sovereignty, and create new economic growth—yet progress still lags behind ambition. The stakes are high: will Europe lead the clean technology race, or risk losing industrial momentum to global competitors?
Be part of the conversation shaping Europe’s energy future.
Register now: https://eu.eventscloud.com/ereg/index.php?eventid=200291608&