Oxford Hydrogen – a UK-based hydrogen disruptor – today announced that its CEO, Andrew Murphy, will speak at World Hydrogen Week 2025 in Copenhagen this October. The event is one of the leading global gatherings for the hydrogen sector, bringing together policymakers, technology providers, and industry leaders to accelerate the transition to clean energy.
Focus on Hard-to-Abate Industries:
Murphy will join a panel exploring strategies for decarbonizing hard-to-abate industries – sectors such as steel, cement, and chemicals that face the toughest challenges in reducing emissions. Panel themes include carbon management pathways, hydrogen offtake investment, reporting across the value chain, and the evolving European policy framework.
“Hard-to-abate industries need solutions that combine practical deployment with solid economics,” said Andrew Murphy, CEO of Oxford Hydrogen. “Oxford Hydrogen is advancing an innovative catalytic pathway that produces hydrogen at lower cost while also creating high-value co-products. This dual-value model makes hydrogen adoption commercially sustainable and scalable.”
Breakthrough Dual-Value Model:
This perspective reflects Oxford Hydrogen’s broader vision, which focuses on overcoming the three key barriers to hydrogen scale-up:
- Cost – reducing the effective cost of hydrogen by pairing production with valuable chemical co-products.
- Certainty – delivering a resilient, investable pathway that supports industrial offtake.
- Safety – inherently safer by design, with no generation of explosive atmospheres within production equipment.
By enabling hydrogen production that is affordable, reliable, and safe, Oxford Hydrogen is helping industries find dependable pathways to decarbonization.
About Oxford Hydrogen
Oxford Hydrogen is a UK-based clean-energy venture developing innovative catalytic processes that generate hydrogen alongside high-value chemical co-products. This dual-value model lowers costs, enhances safety, and accelerates adoption across industries including steelmaking, transport, and specialty manufacturing. Oxford Hydrogen’s mission is to make the hydrogen economy commercially sustainable and scalable.
Learn more at www.oxfordhydrogen.com
