The participant, an aspiring Green Hydrogen researcher from Belgium, has a strong background in techno-economic analysis of Green Hydrogen production, storage, and transportation. Their expertise extends to conducting macroeconomic impact analyses on aspects like GDP, employment, and emissions related to the Green Hydrogen industry. With publications showcasing their work in these areas, including studies on the macroeconomic effects of a green hydrogen industry and deployment strategies for power-to-gas technologies, the participant aims to leverage their knowledge in various working groups. By participating in groups focusing on production, transport, infrastructure, and cross-cutting issues, they seek to contribute their insights and collaborate with peers on advancing Green Hydrogen research. Their upcoming project, set to begin in January 2024, will delve into the techno-economic feasibility of green hydrogen storage and transportation, further emphasizing their commitment to innovative research in the field. Through collaboration efforts with organizations like HI-ERN, initiated during their Green Hydrogen Research Tour in Germany, the participant aims to drive impactful research and contribute to the sustainable energy transition.