This story is part of H2 View’s monthly Women in Hydrogen series, created in partnership with the Women in Green Hydrogen (WiGH) network, which profiles.
This story is part of H2 View’s monthly Women in Hydrogen series, created in partnership with the Women in Green Hydrogen (WiGH) network, which profiles women in the hydrogen industry.
Nanna Baldvinsdottir is an energy economist working on putting Iceland’s cost-competitive, green hydrogen to use, in Iceland and abroad. She holds more than 15 years’ experience in the energy sector, serving in numerous roles relating to the energy transition in Iceland before founding IðunnH2, a hydrogen projects developer comprising the entire value chain from production to end use.
US-raised and educated, Baldvinsdottir, CEO and co-founder of IðunnH2, said she was bitten by the “hydrogen bug” four years ago and has been working towards its wide-spread adoption ever since.
Women in Green Hydrogen holds successful first event
th Dec), bringing together more than 130 women from all over the world.
Moderated by Kathrin Goldammer, Managing Director at Reiner Lemoine Institute, Women in Green Hydrogen’s (WiGH) first event featured a brief introduction of its activities from Charlotte Hussy, GIZ Advisor, followed by a series of inspiring interviews with Wilkista Akinyi, Renewable Energy Specialist at GIZ Kenya, Priya Chhiba, Engineering Manager at Enercon Services, Francesca Paludetti, Head of Mergers and Acquisitions and Sustainable Development at Sapio Group, conducted by Vaitea Cowan, Enapter Co-founder.
The event also touched on topics ranging from the green hydrogen economy to female leadership.