The German-Serbian Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite you to the second conference in the CLIMATE TALKS series, titled Green Hydrogen in Serbia: Challenge the Future! Last year's conference, "Serbia on the Path to Green Transformation: Decarbonization as a Key to Competitiveness," opened important questions about decarbonization and its role in increasing competitiveness. This year, we focus on green hydrogen as one of significant elements of energy transition.

Partnership Packages:

For those interested in supporting the event as a partner, detailed information about the available packages, offering benefits and opportunities for enhanced networking and promotion, can be found HERE. 

What to expect at the conference:

• The Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Serbia, H.E. Anke Konrad, will present Germany's hydrogen strategy, which is crucial for understanding global trends and opportunities for cooperation.
• Innovative hydrogen pilot project in Serbia, conducted by Leipziger Energiesellschaft, will be presented.
• Projects of leading companies in the green transition, which are on the path to green hydrogen, will be showcased.
• Panel discussion "Green H2 in Serbia: Myth or Reality" will provide an opportunity to learn more about technical, economic, and regulatory challenges, as well as opportunities for international cooperation and financing hydrogen projects.
• Cocktail after the conference will allow informal networking and additional discussions about green hydrogen.

Meet KfW, our Green H2 Vanguard partner of the conference

“With a strong commitment to advancing cutting-edge solutions for the decarbonization of energy systems, KfW is proud to be at the forefront of the global growth of the green hydrogen value chain. On behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development we are empowering our partner countries to unlock tailored financing solutions for transformative technologies. This demonstrates our commitment to support the acceleration of the transition to a more sustainable future. The Regional Climate Partnership aims to support Serbia’s decarbonization ambitions by contributing to the efforts in launching pilot investments in innovative technology that plays a pivotal role. As a long-standing partner of the Government of Serbia in the energy sector with an active portfolio of more than EUR 700 million, KfW is also working closely with the Ministry of Mining and Energy on design of suitable policy solutions to initiate development of the green hydrogen sector. One of the first steps is to assist in establishing an incentive mechanism for green hydrogen pilot projects.”