Hydrogen & Fuel Cell International Forum 2020

February 24, 2020
San Diego, United States
www.smartgridobserver.com

+++ Please note that the Hydrogen & Fuel Cell International Forum, originally scheduled for February 26-27, 2020 in San Diego, has been postponed to a future date. +++

Organized by the Smart Grid Observer, the Hydrogen & Fuel Cell International Forum, February 26-27, 2020 in San Diego focuses on the latest technology advances, business opportunities, and market drivers behind the move toward a hydrogen-centric future. The Forum brings together key stakeholders, thought leaders and innovators for two days of in-depth information sharing and networking on the cutting edge of hydrogen and fuel cell developments.

Topics to be addressed include:

• Hydrogen production, storage, transport and use
• Electrolyzers, fuel cells and flow batteries
• Stationary, automotive, mobile, and special markets batteries
• Hydrogen production from renewable energy sources, including electrolysis
• Hydrogen production from wastes and residual biomass
• Hydrogen infrastructure, distribution, filling stations
• Fuel cells technologies and applications
• Thermal and combustion applications
• Powering commercial fuel cell vehicles
• Sustainability of hydrogen energy
• Taking steps toward the hydrogen economy
• Standards, regulatory, and policy considerations
• Large scale fuel cell applications
• Fuel cell electric buses and rail applications
• And more

Nationally and globally, California is a clear leader in the transition toward a hydrogen economy and is on the cutting edge in the adoption of FCVs and hydrogen fueling infrastructure as a means of improving air quality and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This is a unique opportunity to network with key industry innovators and thought leaders as they discuss the potential of, and progress toward, the hydrogen economy.

Who will attend?

• Hydrogen generation, storage, and transport companies
• Fuel cell companies
• Automotive companies and OEMs
• Technology innovators and vendors
• Manufacturers and commercial / industrial end-users
• Investors and financial analysts
• Transportation and energy service providers
• System component providers
• Municipalities, government representatives and regulators
• Renewable energy companies
• Gas and electric utilities
• Researchers and academics

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