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Argus Clean Ammonia Europe Conference

Rotterdam, Netherlands
1-3 December 2026
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Add-on: Regulation and Trade Dynamics Workshop

Tuesday 1 December

Building on the strong demand and engagement from last year, the Regulation and Trade Dynamics Workshop returns as a dedicated add‑on day. Designed for companies navigating an increasingly complex and evolving regulatory environment in Europe, the workshop delivers a structured, practical deep dive into the latest developments across CBAM, RED III and global maritime and trade frameworks, and what these mean for real commercial decisions today.

Starting from first principles, the day maps how hydrogen and ammonia regulations are structured, how they interact, and where interpretation and implementation continue to shift. Crucially, it also provides timely updates on key developments over the past year, including Germany’s implementation of RED II, offering an important check‑in for businesses as markets and regulatory frameworks are being tested by geopolitical disruption, trade re‑routing and energy security pressures.

With a strong focus on real‑world application, the workshop equips producers, traders, importers, terminals, end‑users and financiers with clearer insight into current exposure, evolving obligations, and where regulatory risk may also create strategic opportunity.
 

Please note that this is an add-on option and cannot be purchased as a standalone pass. Please see the pricing page for details and select the Regulation and Trade Dynamics Workshop add-on option during your ticket purchase.

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Previous attendees at the Regulation and Trade Dynamics Workshop include: Abu Qir Fertilizer, Afer Bulgaria EOOD, Agropolychim AD, Casale, CF Industries, Dutch Barging Services, Elengy, Fertiglobe, Global Business Travel Poland Sp. z o. o., Indorama, Just Climate, Marubeni Europower, MB Energy, Mitsubishi Corporation, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Neptun Tromsø, SEA-Tank Terminal, NYK Energy Transport, OCP Nutricorps, Rayyan, SBM, Shell International National Trading and Shipping, Societe Generale Corporate and Investment Banking, SOMU International (SABIC), VNG Handel & Vertrieb GmbH, Yara Clean Ammonia and more.

Why attend the workshop?

Add this workshop to your conference registration for €999 and benefit from:

Cut through complexity around CBAM, RED III and Maritime sector-targeted regulations, with a focus on how regulation is influencing cost exposure, competitiveness, trade flows and project economics across ammonia and many hydrogen derivatives.

Hear from Argus experts, regulatory specialists and market participants with first‑hand experience of implementation, compliance challenges and market response - plus the opportunity to ask your most pressing questions.

A smaller, specialist audience creates space for more candid discussion with peers facing similar regulatory, commercial and operational challenges across the value chain.

Use moderated roundtables to benchmark your position—whether you are active in conventional ammonia today, developing low‑carbon pathways, or assessing future hydrogen and derivative exposure—and understand what compliance and strategy look like now versus later.

Additional networking time during the main conference to connect with policy experts, traders, terminals, producers and end‑users, helping you build relationships that matter in a fast‑moving regulatory environment.

Pre-conference add-on: Regulation and Trade Dynamics Workshop speakers:

Timo BOllerhey

Timo Bollerhey
Chief Executive Officer & Lead Strategist, Hintco & H2Global

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Claudia Wlk
Editor - Europe Fertilizer, Argus

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Fanny Lossy
Senior Director for Climate, ECSA (European Community Shipowner's Association)

Jack Merriott

Jack Merriott
Senior Manager - Consulting , Argus

Jack Merriott leads Argus Media’s bespoke consulting projects practice in low-carbon fuels in Europe. He has delivered lender due diligence for some of the largest and most advanced green and blue ammonia projects in the world, as well as green fertilizer projects. He also leads the consulting practice in alternative marine fuels, advising shipowners, storage companies, prospective fuel producers and financial institutions.

Joyce Grigorey

Joyce Aviso
Hydrogen Principle, Consulting, Argus

Joyce is a Principal in the Consulting practice at the London office of Argus Media, covering hydrogen. She has over 15 years of experience across the natural resources sectors, including hydrogen, power & renewables, petrochemicals, plastics, refining, gas and shipping. Prior to her role at Argus Media, she worked for a number of research and consulting firms, where she has led the development of new business units in hydrogen and chemicals, as well as managed bespoke consulting projects. Joyce holds an MBA (Hons) from Imperial College London.

MeiKei Lai

MeiKei Lai
Manager - Consulting, Argus

Ruth Sharpe

Ruth Sharpe
Editor - Ammonia, Argus

Ruth has been editor of the Argus Ammonia report since 2017, most recently overseeing the report’s expansion into the clean ammonia space. She joined Argus in 2009 and covered the coal, biomass and freight markets in the UK and US, before moving into fertilizers in 2016. She has a master’s degree in journalism from Brunel University London.

Stefan Kruempelmann

Stefan Kruempelmann
Hydrogen and Future Fuels Editor, Argus

Stefan leads Argus‘ Hydrogen and Future Fuels service which provides news, analysis, production cost indicators and datasets on hydrogen, e-methanol and ammonia. He has been with Argus for more than six years and covered European natural gas markets before shifting his focus to hydrogen and its derivatives. Prior to this, he worked for an investment research company in London and studied in Maastricht, Leeds and London.