Prof. Juraj Sinay is a professor at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at TU Košice and at the Faculty of Safety Technology TO VŠB Ostrava. He is currently an advisor to the Minister of Economy for hydrogen technologies. He managed the team for the development of the National Hydrogen Strategy of the Slovak Republic /NVS/ and is currently co-responsible for the preparation of the Action Plan for the NVS. As part of his scientific activity, he solved projects within the Agency VEGA., KEDA and APVV. In the last period, he was the responsible solver of projects aimed at solving risks in the framework of Industry 4.0 with a focus on the automotive industry and at the same time also on the hydrogen technology used, primarily within the fr…

Mgr. Ján Weiterschütz, MSc., is an important leader in the field of hydrogen technologies and currently holds the position of chairman of the National Hydrogen Association of Slovakia. With his professional approach to project management and deep expertise in the field of renewable energy sources, Ján Weiterschütz actively contributes to building the national hydrogen ecosystem. Under his leadership and with the support of international hydrogen agencies, there is a transfer of knowledge and experience, which enables the successful construction and sustainable operation of emerging hydrogen valleys, in connection with the creation of new business opportunities and jobs. With his active involvement in the preparation of the National Hy…

prof. Ing. Tomáš Brestovič, PhD. is a vice dean at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the Technical University in Košice. For 16 years, he has been engaged in research and development in the field of hydrogen technologies with a focus on hydrogen storage, compression and separation. He is the co-author of the first Slovak low-pressure hydrogen bus powered by hydrogen, a metal hydride compressor and a model of a hybrid hydrogen car. He is the author of 256 professional publications, a significant part of which is devoted to hydrogen technologies.

In 2005, Robert Jambrich graduated from the Faculty of Business Management at the University of Economics in Bratislava, majoring in corporate finance. He worked at the Antimonopoly Office of the Slovak Republic, where he dealt with the abuse of a dominant position, among other things, in the electricity sector. Currently, since 2009, he has been working in the company Slovenské elektrárne as the head of international relations, European affairs and the environment, where he is in charge of the analysis and implementation of the Slovak and European regulatory and legislative framework in the field of the environment, ensuring institutional relations with European and national stakeholders as well as analyzing opportunities for refinancin…