Black & Veatch highlights green hydrogen innovation at European energy summits

In Glasgow, Scotland, on May 12, 2025, Black & Veatch announced its participation in key energy sector events, specifically the All-Energy Summit and the World Hydrogen Summit. The U.K. government has shortlisted new green hydrogen projects for funding in its Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR2), indicating a strong push towards clean energy initiatives. Black & Veatch aims to position itself as a leader in this transition, showcasing over 200 front-end loading (FEL) studies and substantial progress on 245MW of green hydrogen projects completed or under construction. Key executives, including Youssef Merjaneh and Charlie Sanchez, will speak on critical topics such as international opportunities in hydrogen and the integration of digital technologies in energy. The All-Energy Summit will occur in Glasgow on May 14-15, where Black & Veatch will also conduct client meetings at stand L59. They plan to highlight their experiences in deploying innovative energy infrastructure solutions, demonstrating their significant capacity to assist European clients in transitioning to sustainable energy solutions. The company's involvement at both summits illustrates its commitment to engaging with stakeholders in the evolving landscape of clean energy technology. The World Hydrogen Summit, set to take place in Rotterdam, Netherlands, from May 20-22, will further showcase Black & Veatch’s involvement in key discussions regarding the global hydrogen market. Notable sessions will include various Black & Veatch executives discussing lessons learned and opportunities within the hydrogen development landscape. This participation signifies Black & Veatch's aim to leverage its century-long expertise in energy to foster connections that promote sustainable energy practices across Europe. Overall, the company's presence at these leading energy summits underscores its strategy to capitalize on the burgeoning demand for green hydrogen solutions and position itself strategically as an expert in the energy transition sector. Through its engagement in discussions surrounding green hydrogen, battery storage, and carbon capture technologies, Black & Veatch is asserting its role as a provider of innovative, bankable energy infrastructure that can effectively support clients in navigating the energy transition.