Argus Clean Ammonia Asia Conference | 2-4 June 2026, Tokyo, Japan

Join senior leaders in Tokyo - one of Asia's clean ammonia hubs - to unlock new opportunities, forge partnerships and gain actionable insights on the future of the market at the region's premier event dedicated to the ammonia sector.

As the industry has navigated headwinds in 2025, discussions on decarbonisation and clean ammonia adoption in the region as more important to keep going than ever. With pivotal policy announcements expected from Japan in 2026 as well key changes in Korean policy at the end of 2025, this event is your essential platform for the latest market intelligence and exploring market opportunities in times of change.

What's new in 2026?

- Regional spotlights: New comparative sessions on China, India, the Middle East and Australia - covering supply trends, project status, and pricing outlooks.
- Greater end-user and buyer focus: Expanding presence of utilities, shipping companies, heavy industry and new offtakers to drive commercial engagement and discussions.
- Technology and infrastructure advancements: The latest on cracking, storage and safety standards, plus new case studies on project readiness and permitting.
- Policy in focus: Deep dives on Japan's latest CfD and LDPA schemes, plus exclusive analysis of Korea's evolving policy landscape after CHPS - giving you first-hand insight into the region's most influential regulatory changes. Plus gain unmissable insights on European markets.
- IMO and global regulation updates: Dedicated sessions on the impact of the IMO net-zero framework delay and Singapore's role as a leader in ammonia power and bunkering.


Highlights on the agenda:

Tuesday 2 June

Welcome drinks and networking


Wednesday 3 June

Morning registration and networking

Argus welcome and chairperson's opening remarks
Global market outlook for ammonia: Today (grey) and in the future (clean)
Ammonia vs alternative future fuels for hard-to-abate sectors
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS): Accelerating decarbonisation and ammonia's role in Asia

Networking break

Policy, regulation and market signals: Japan and Korea
How is Japan continuing its leadership in the adoption of clean ammonia?
South Korea's policy changes: Reshaping demand and market priorities

Global and regional regulation
Assess the effects of the IMO net-zero framework delay: Will it be adopted in November 2026? A game-changing moment for the shipping sector
Case Study: Singapore's leadership in ammonia power and bunkering projects

Networking lunch

Supply landscape for clean ammonia globally
India: The most action? Is it a green dream or delivering on its promise?
Indonesia: A key player in clean ammonia markets

Networking break

Middle East, US and Australia: Status of export oriented projects, CCS enabled routes and market expectations for Asia

Financing, risk and cost-competitiveness: Unlocking bankable ammonia projects
Green or blue ammonia? Which one will drive market kick off?
Chairperson's closing remarks

Networking drinks reception

Thursday 4 June

Morning registration and networking
Roundtable: Aggregator strategies: Building cross-sector demand to reach scale

Chairperson's opening remarks
Technology and infrastructure: Enabling clean ammonia adoption in Asia
Ports, bunkering and shipbuilding: Building the infrastructure for ammonia shipping
Sector-led demand creation and offtake: How quickly can we seriously scale?
Clean ammonia demand and procurement: Buyer strategies, contract models and certification updates
Chairperson's closing remarks and end of conference

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Category: Conferences | Energy and Environment

Prices:
1 x conference pass: USD 2199.00,
3 x conference passes: 15% off total: USD 5608.00,
5 x conference passes: 20% off total: USD 8796.00

Speakers: Andrea Valentini, VP - Business Development Ammonia, Argus, Arnava Sinha, EVP and Head of BD, Green Hydrogen and Ammonia, ACME, Dai Karasawa, Director, Renewables and Sustainability, Advantage Partners, Daisuke Fukuzaki, General Manager, Japan and Senior Director - Business Development, Asia, Hoku Energy, Elisabeth Sterner, Regional Representative, East Asia, H2Global Foundation, Gautam Kumbam, CEO, AM Green Ammonia, Keiichi Suzuki, Partner and Head of Renewables and Sustainability, Advantage Partners, Kohei Toyoda, Director General for Energy Transformation Strategy, Japan Bank for International Cooperation, JBIC, Masahiro Aika, Executive Vice President, JGC Holdings Corporation, Satofumi Suzuki (Suzu), Senior Vice President, Global Business Development, Energy and Eco Services, ORIX, Stone Zhang, VP Business Development , Amogy, Yoko Chivers, Senior Vice President and General Manager Sustainable Solution Dep, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Wataru Ikushima, Senior Operating Officer, Energy and Chemicals Division , Marubeni Corporation