ShipZERO31 Med-ZEE: Renewable Energy & Hydrogen Production recording now available

ShipZERO31 Med-ZEE Web-workshop Series

Can the Mediterranean Produce Enough Renewable Energy & Hydrogen for Zero-Emission Shipping?

Zero-emission ships need zero-emission energy.

How much renewable energy and hydrogen will Mediterranean shipping require,
and can the region produce, distribute and deliver it at the scale needed?

The recording of the third ShipZERO31 Med-ZEE web-workshop,
Renewable Energy and Hydrogen Production, is now available
on YouTube.

Held on 21 October 2026, the session brought together experts in renewable
energy, hydrogen production and infrastructure to examine the energy supply
needed to support zero-emission shipping across the Mediterranean.

Watch the recording →

From renewable energy production to maritime demand

The session explored:

• Existing and planned renewable energy around the Mediterranean,
  including land-based and marine resources.
• Renewable hydrogen production on land and at sea.
• Ports, infrastructure and distribution networks connecting energy
  supply with vessels.
• The relationship between projected supply and maritime energy demand.
• What can realistically scale, and the barriers to deployment.

Expert presentations were followed by a roundtable discussion exploring
how the different solutions could connect into a practical Mediterranean
zero-emission energy network.

Speakers & experts

	Mostafa Boulal CEO, GF Hydrogen Africa (GFHA)
	Mikaa Blugeon-Mered Chief Impact Officer, International Hydrogen Fuel Cell Association
	Sumer Daou Founding Partner, Floating Hydrogen Ports
	Philippe Esposito President & Co-Founder, DH2 Energy
	Claude Heller President, Hydrogen Economy CH2E

Web-workshop sponsors

Thank you to GF Hydrogen Africa (GFHA),
Guofu Hydrogen Energy Equipment and
CleanTech Business Club for sponsoring this web-workshop.

The ShipZERO31 series is sponsored by Bureau Veritas and FinOcean.