Thyssenkrupp At The Epicenter Of The Green Hydrogen Revolution

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Published on 24/10/2023 at 21:24

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Pioneering and Innovation: thyssenkrupp Stands Out at the Second Edition of the FIEC SUMMIT Green Hydrogen

thyssenkrupp and the Commitment to Sustainable Energy

The forefront of water electrolysis technology is a milestone for thyssenkrupp, a globally recognized company, and its presence is highly anticipated at the FIEC SUMMIT Green Hydrogen. This event, conceived by the Federation of Industries of the State of Ceará (FIEC), aims to be a meeting point for industrial giants, renowned brands, and national and international experts. All focused on discussing the possibilities and innovations surrounding green hydrogen (H2V) in Fortaleza on October 25 and 26.

At the heart of these discussions, on the 26th, Paulo Alvarenga, CEO of thyssenkrupp in South America, will be on the panel “H2V and Its Applications – Power to X,” alongside personalities from Unigel and Toyota, moderated by FIEC’s international consultant, Monica Saraiva Panik.

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Alvarenga emphasizes the importance of this clean fuel, highlighting the urgent need for a strong industrial policy. “We not only envision Brazil as one of the largest exporters of green hydrogen, but we also want to be catalysts for a green neo-industrialization in our territory,” emphasizes Alvarenga.

The FIEC SUMMIT Green Hydrogen 2023 adopts a hybrid format, blending simultaneous lectures with exhibitions open to the public. Additional details can be found on the official event website here.

Getting to Know thyssenkrupp

A globally renowned industrial and technological giant, thyssenkrupp employs around 96,000 talents in 48 countries. In the last fiscal year, its economic impact was an impressive €41 billion. Diversified into five key segments, the company is at the forefront of innovation, with a portfolio of nearly 17,370 patents. Its mission goes beyond profits, aiming to create a better world for future generations through sustainable practices and ambitious climate protection goals.

In South America, its history dates back to 1837, and today the company stands out in various segments, from automotive to wind energy. In the last fiscal year, its earnings in the region amounted to R$ 5.2 billion.

Source: RPMA Comunicação.

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Thyssenkrupp At The Epicenter Of The Green Hydrogen Revolution

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