Some highlights of our programming at the Agora

Wednesday, June 11

• Visit of Biljana Kaitović, Executive Vice President in charge of Data, Digital and IT.
• 10h40: Visit of Andres Sutt, Minister of Energy and Environment of Estonia.
• 4h30-5h15: Roundtable: Exploring AI’s role in the energy transition with academia, industry startups, public institutions, and civil society.

Thursday, June 12

• 13h – 13h45: Roundtable with Sébastien Arbola, Executive Vice President in charge of Special Projects “How the technology and energy ecosystem can support local communities”.
• 14h30-15h00: Auragni Jeanson, HR Vice President, People & Diversity, “Be the best energy transition utility: spotlight on People & Diversity”.
• 15h30-16h15: Towards a decoupling of CO₂ emissions and GDP?, Innovation & Engagement Managing Director, Research & Innovation, ENGIE; Patrice Geoffron, Economics and industrial organization expert at Paris Dauphine-PSL University; Olivier Sala, Director of ENGIE R&I Group VP R&I, ENGIE.

Friday, June 13

• 10h30-11h00: The GenAI path to transforming the interactions with our B2C customers, Duc Doan, One B2C, Digital Impact Manager, ENGIE; Neige MERTENS, AI & Data Project lead, ENGIE; Wim BEEUSWSAERT – Data Scientist, ENGIE ; Nathalie CHABERT – Innovation Project Lead.
• 11h30-12h00: Women @ Digital, Elisabeth Richard, Director of Civil Society Relations, ENGIE; Elisabeth Moreno, former Minister Delegate for Gender Equality, President of the Femmes@Numérique Foundation; Clémence Fischer, Director of E-Mobility and Solar at ENGIE Solutions.
• 14h30-15h00: Roundtable with Téma Benhalima Bouville, Innovation & Engagement Managing Director “Corporate best practices regarding innovation ecosystems: illustration of a successful collaboration with AlpinovX”.
• 15h30-16h00: AI in the field: Mobilee & TechHelp, a new era for operations, Alimatou YOUM, Moderator; Morgane DAWANT, Director of Data & AI at ENGIE Solutions, ENGIE Solutions; Thierry BOUZIGUES, Director of Digital Transformation, ENGIE Solutions.

Renewable hydrogen is essential to achieving a decarbonized European energy mix by 2050. Based on a techno-economic analysis, our Net Zero for Europe scenario estimates that by 2050, the demand for decarbonized hydrogen will be 7 times higher than today’s hydrogen demand.

Most of this demand will come from heavy mobility sectors, including air, road, and maritime transportation. Green hydrogen will also replace grey hydrogen, which is produced from fossil fuels, and will help reduce electricity peaks by providing a storage solution for renewable energy.

Produced through water electrolysis and with an energy density three times greater than that of oil or methane, hydrogen has all the attributes needed to meet the flexibility requirements of the energy system and address the hardest-to-decarbonize sectors.

Active across the entire value chain

To meet this challenge, ENGIE actively participates in the development of the hydrogen sector, leveraging expertise across all its business areas.

Our projects, spanning every link in the hydrogen value chain, will be showcased at our booth and explained by our experts. We will also present our latest developments in hydrogen during technical workshops, including the following projects:

• Medhyterra (importing e-ammonia)
• France KerEAUzen (a platform for e-fuels production)
• Vhytta (hydrogen stations for airports)

Free access to the Hyvolution trade show

Register directly on the official website: Salon Hyvolution | Hyvolution 2025

Address: Porte de Versailles, Paris, France – Booth 6F34, Hall 6