Argus Clean Ammonia Asia Conference 2025

Returning to Tokyo after a successful launch event, join regional and international senior stakeholders to discuss new opportunities and form partnerships at the core of one of the world's key demand centres for clean ammonia. Japan has played a pivotal role in ongoing global discussions on the adoption of clean ammonia to decarbonise industries, transitioning to a net zero world. With critical announcements expected from Japan and Korea in 2025, this event will provide essential updates on Asia's future demand. Learn about developments across the region, including advancements in China and Indonesia's renewable energy sector. Join attendees from across the ammonia value chain to discuss infrastructure and storage availability in Asia, cracking technology readiness and import project development, financing for clean ammonia export projects, procurement and contract structures, and more. With various industries, including power generation, shipping or other hard to abate sectors exploring ammonia's adoption as a hydrogen carrier, clean ammonia is set to play a major role in reaching net zero goals across the Asia region. Do not miss your opportunity to meet with senior industry stakeholders and gain the latest insights you need to understand how to shape your business strategy on the path to net zero. The Argus Clean Ammonia Asia Conference will be simultaneously translated into Japanese. Highlights on the 2025 agenda Pre-conference day - Monday 2 June - Welcome drinks reception and networking Main conference day one - Tuesday 3 June Morning sessions - Argus welcome and chairperson's opening remarks - Keynote address: Welcome from host sponsor - Ammonia regulatory shake up: What is the trajectory of growth for the clean ammonia industry in Asia? - Catalysts for change: Embracing low-carbon ammonia in chemicals, fertilisers and hard-to-abate industries - Argus views: Clean ammonia production and supply around the globe - Pioneering the future: Bridging risk and collaboration in clean ammonia offtake agreements Case study series - The key ingredients to make your project fly Meet up stations - Meeting zone 1 - Blue/green ammonia developments - Meeting zone 2 - Financing and lending - Meeting zone 3 - Pricing mechanisms - Meeting zone 4 - Maritime and port developments Networking lunch Regional updates - Southeast Asia's clean ammonia push: Government incentives and corporate collaborations - China's ambitious green ammonia development: A game changer for the clean ammonia market? - How can new policy catalyse growth in Australia's clean ammonia industry? - Pioneering technologies advancing the clean ammonia industry - Ammonia cracking: Current projects, hydrogen alternatives and market pathways - Electrolyser and catalyst innovations: Reducing costs and advancing green ammonia Evening drinks reception Main conference day two - Wednesday 4 June Morning sessions - Ammonia pricing workshop: A deep dive into carbon-adjusted ammonia pricing - Chairperson's opening remarks Ammonia for the maritime industry - Tackling decarbonisation: Key regulatory changes and ammonia's role in maritime fuel evolution - Case study: Engine developments Networking break highlighting women in clean ammonia Infrastructure and port development - What new infrastructure and port developments are required to adopt clean ammonia across industries? The impact of global carbon policy and taxes on clean ammonia economics - The impact of the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) on the clean ammonia market - EU CBAM vs fragmented Asian policy: Will Asia follow Europe's lead? - Interactive clean ammonia market roundup: Key takeaways from across the market  Speakers: Rahmad Pribadi, Chief Executive Officer, Pupuk Indonesia, Ge Liu, International Business and Communication Manager, SPIC, Christian Renk, Head of Technology, Innovation and Sustainability (TIS), thyssenkrupp, Shigeru (Sam) Muraki, President, Clean Fuel Ammonia Association, Priyan Mistry, Business Development Manager - Ammonia Cracking Technology and Catalysts, Johnson Matthey, Kohei Toyoda, Director General for Energy Transformation Strategy Energy and Natural Resources Finance Group, Japan Bank for International Cooperation, Yuichiro Yoi, Principal Investment Specialist, Infrastructure Finance, Private Sector Operations Department, Asian Development Bank (ADB), Yoshikazu Kobayashi, Senior Economist, Manager, Oil Group, Fossil Fuels and Electric Power Industry Unit, The Institute of Energy Economics (IEEJ), Ryota Shimura, General Manager - Process Engineering Department, MHI, Lars Schaumann, Managing Director, Vopak, Ahmed Galaby, Asia Pacific Hydrogen Business Manager, ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions, Wai Seng Kon, Commercial Director Asia Pacific Low Carbon Solutions ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions