MissionGreenFuels conference: Fueling our green future – production, market, and policy
The MissionGreenFuels partnership and the four portfolio projects PtX-Markets, DynFlex, PtX-Infrastructure, and SAFE are pleased to host a public one-day conference, “Fueling Our Green Future – Production, Market, and Policy”, taking place at DTU Lyngby on the 20th of August 2026. The day will feature thematic sessions on long-term market and infrastructure development, demand for green fuels and policy design, short-term operations and flexibility, and dynamic operation of Power-to-X.
Drawing on research from four MissionGreenFuels portfolio projects (PtX-Markets, DynFlex, PtX-Infrastructure, and SAFE), the programme combines presentations from academic partners and industry representatives, a keynote by Peter Bjerregaard (CIP Foundation), and a panel discussion on the multi-faceted role of green fuels in an independent European energy market.
Location: Anker Engelunds Vej B101, M1, DTU, Lyngby. Click here for directions to the conference room.
Organised by MissionGreenFuels and PtX-Markets
There is no participation fee for this conference.
Agenda 20 August 2026
09:30 – 10:00: Registration at DTU Lyngby, Anker Engelunds Vej B101
10:00 – 10:20: Welcome by Dogan Keles (DTU Management, representing PtXMarkets – MissionGreenFuels portfolio project)
10:20 – 10:35: Innomission II: MissionGreenFuels by Anker Degn, Vice-chair of the MissionGreenFuels Board of Directors
10:35 – 11:05: Keynote by Peter Bjerregaard (Head of Regulatory Affairs, CIP Foundation)
11:05 – 11:20: Coffee break
11:20 – 12.20: Session I
(Parallel sessions – participation selected when signing up for the event)
Long-term market and infrastructure development (PtXMarkets & PtX Infrastructure)
Chair: Jens Weibezahn (CSEI, representing PtXMarkets – MissionGreenFuels portfolio project), Room M1
- The green fuel landscape: Production, infrastructure, and demand outlook by Johannes Felipe Giehl (CSEI)
- New market conditions for green fuels by Frank Rosager (Biogas Denmark)
- PtX infrastructure – when, where and how much in an uncertain future by Rasmus Bramstoft (DTU Wind)
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Flexible PtX plants and their operation (DynFlex)
Chair: Gunnar Rohde (DTI, representing DynFlex – MissionGreenFuels portfolio project), Room M2
- Flexibility needs for PtX grid connection by Energinet
- Flexible operation of SOEC by DynElectro
- The role of predictive maintenance for flexible PtX plants by AAU
12:20 – 13:05: Lunch break
13:05 – 14:25: Session II
PtX Operations and Market Participation (PtXMarkets)
Chair: Farzaneh Pourahmadi (DTU Wind, representing PtXMarkets – MissionGreenFuels portfolio project), Room M1
- Validated high-resolution VRE time series simulation for long-term P2X investment planning by Matti Koivisto (DTU Wind)
- Flexible and price-sensitive operation of CO2 capture plants by Emil Martinsen (DTU Compute)
- PtX plants bidding strategy: How to bid in the day-ahead market? by Yannick Heiser (DTU Wind)
- Dynamic prices for market participation of flexible and price-sensitive assets by Tobias Ritschel (DTU Compute)
14:25 – 14:40: Coffee break
14:40 – 15:40: Session III
Demand for Green Fuels and Policy Design for Demand Uptake (PtXMarkets & SAFE)
Chair: Dogan Keles (DTU Management, representing PtXMarkets – MissionGreenFuels portfolio project), Room M1
- The low-carbon hydrogen demand curve of European hard-to-abate sectors by Frederik Skou Fertin (DTU Management)
- Market-based Incentives for Hydrogen Adoption: Effectiveness and Energy System Implications by Theis Madsen (DTU
Management) - Can passengers’ Willingness to pay for green aviation fuel spur SAF production? Insights from short and long-haul travel
passengers by Jacob Ladenburg (DTU Management)
15:40 – 16:40: Panel Debate: The multi-faceted role of green fuels in an independent European energy market moderated by Claire-Marie Bergaentzlé-Lorenz (DTU Management)
16:40 – 16:50: Closing remarks by Dogan Keles