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Perspectives on The New Green Hydrogen Landscape

October 27, 2022
4:00 PM ET

In a brief but informative session, learn about the challenges and opportunities associated with developing green hydrogen projects. This one hour discussion featuring the industry’s top leaders will cover the state of the green hydrogen industry and the most pressing issues that will impact the industry’s growth moving forward.

This presentation is moderated by Steven Shparber, Member, Clark Hill. The panel  includes:

  • Connor Dolan, Vice President of External Affairs, Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Energy Association
  • Charles Koontz, COO, Monarch Energy,
  • Kevin Kopczynski Vice President of Strategy and M&A, Plug Power

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