Fuelling the Transition: A Dutch-German Lunch on the Shift From Gas to Hydrogen

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Organizer: DAA/DIS/NAI Arbitration Group

As Europe proceeds with the transition from natural gas to hydrogen, the Dutch and German energy sectors sit at the centre of this shift – from repurposed pipeline infrastructure to new cross-border supply arrangements. This transition raises a distinctive mix of legal, regulatory and commercial questions: how existing gas contracts and infrastructure agreements adapt to the developments, how regulatory frameworks in the Netherlands and Germany are evolving (and where they diverge) and where these changes are most likely to generate commercial friction and disputes.

Join us for a lunch panel discussion bringing together legal and industry practitioners working at the heart of this transition for a candid, cross-border exchange on the practical challenges and dispute risks emerging as gas infrastructure and contracts are repurposed for a hydrogen future.

Fuelling the Transition: A Dutch-German Lunch on the Shift From Gas to Hydrogen

Date: 29 September 2026, 11.30 am - 1.30 pm
Venue: Gleiss Lutz, Washingtonplatz 3, 10557 Berlin

Panellists:

  • Milena Kühn, Senior Legal Counsel, RWE Supply & Trading
  • Simone Pipping, Legal Counsel, Gasunie
  • Sebastian Gulbis, Managing Director, Enervis Energy Advisors
  • Constantin Greif, Senior Consultant, Enervis Energy Advisors

Moderator: Jonas Hinrichsen, Counsel, De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek

Lunch will be served.

The conference will take place in Berlin as part of the Berlin Dispute Resolution Days

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