Important update on the state of the global hydrogen market and assesses how and where the market can mature and grow, with the advent of green hydrogen project development. Luke Robottom, Partner at Ashurst, and Tamarindo’s CEO Adam Barber discuss;

• What are the key obstacles that developers need to rapidly tackle and address?
• Where can we expect to see the most significant commitment to future project development?
• How can developers and investors collaborate more effectively, in order to drive down the comparatively high costs of green hydrogen production?

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Biographies:

Luke Robottom, Partner, Ashurst

Luke is a partner in Ashurst’s Abu Dhabi office. He specialises in the project development aspects of, and financing of, energy and infrastructure projects, with a particular focus on transactional construction work.

He has extensive experience in the Middle East, CEE and Africa, advising sponsors, governments, owners and lenders from pre-contract negotiation through contract administration and post-contract dispute resolution across a broad range of industries including on oil and gas (upstream, LNG and downstream) petrochemicals, oil and gas (offshore and onshore), power (gas, nuclear and, renewables), water, rail, road and shipbuilding projects.

Adam Barber, CEO, Tamarindo

Adam founded Tamarindo in 2011 and serves as its Chief Executive Officer. In this role, he takes overall responsibility for the strategic, financial and operational leadership of the business, through close coordination with Tamarindo’s Board of Directors and its senior leadership team.

With over 20 years experience working throughout the strategic communications, media and membership markets, Adam has spent the majority of his career focused on serving the needs of the clean technology and renewable energy markets – providing senior executives with an essential hub of focussed intelligence, influential connections, thought-provoking debate and strategic communications consultancy.

Away from his desk, Adam can be found flailing about in the local lake or on the local roads, as he hits that middle aged cliche of mistakenly believing he’s half decent at racing triathlon – much to his children’s amusement.

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