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The Finnish government is heavily emphasizing actions related to climate change, sustainability and circular economy in their current program. Part of this focus is hydrogen economy on which a Finnish road map has been done in the winter of 2020.

Business Finland follows closely the developments of the Chinese energy market, since there is an intensive co-operation between China and Finland on energy-related topics. This co-operation is backed by a relevant MoU already since 2017, initiated by President Xi Jing Ping and President Sauli Niinistö.

FBCS is delighted to join Business Finland in launching "Hydrogen Economy in China" survey report done during the summer 2021!

The main aim of the survey is to describe business and policy developments foreseen to take place during the current 14th 5-year plan. This will comprise include amongst other things the following aspects:

• What kind of expertise will China prioritize in Hydrogen?
• What kind of expertise does China have/aim to have/need to have in the hydrogen sector?
• What is the role of hydrogen in the new 14th 5-year plan or in other national plans?
• What investments are done/known/foreseen in the Hydrogen sector in China?
• Who are the main players, actors, stakeholders and decision-makers in the hydrogen sector?
• Which are the most important areas in China for the hydrogen sector (provinces, cities, other)?
• With whom and which countries does China plan to cooperate in the hydrogen sector?

AGENDA

13:30 – 13:40 Opening

• Opening words, Dr. Mika Klemettinen, Trade and Innovation Consul
• Head of Business Finland Shanghai
• Welcoming remarks, Ms. Helena Sarén, Mission Lead, Carbon Neutrality
• Business Finland

13:40 – 14:30 Hydrogen Economy in China report

• Ms. Yuki Yu, Energy Iceberg

14:30 – 15:00 Q & A

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Finnish companies operating in the energy sector and interested in the Chinese market opportunities.

Please note that the webinar is in English, however for the Q&A session, Business Finland local advisors will help with translation if needed.