Accelerating Canada's Hydrogen Future
As the largest event in Canada showcasing hydrogen as a key enabler to reach net-zero emissions by 2050, the Canadian Hydrogen Convention is the only annual meeting place for energy executives, government officials and Indigenous leaders to convene to build Canada’s low-carbon energy future. This must-attend show will offer a unique perspective for the entire Canadian supply chain to discuss innovations and solutions for low-carbon hydrogen production, storage, utilization, and hydrogen’s future as a key fuel.
Join 100+ exhibiting companies, 200+ expert speakers, 2,500+ conference delegates and over 8,000+ engaged attendees who are pioneering the development of hydrogen products and solutions to diversify Canada’s energy policies and infrastructure.
EXHIBITION
A Global Leader in Hydrogen Production
Canada is one of the largest hydrogen producers in the world. Canadian companies have developed technologies to produce hydrogen cleanly and economically using fossil fuels, methanol, biomass, renewable energy resources (solar, wind, hydroelectric) or from industrial by-product waste hydrogen capture.
The pathway to net-zero emissions by 2050 requires substantially wider hydrogen use in existing applications and an update of hydrogen and hydrogen-based fuels for new uses in heavy industry, heavy-duty road transport, shipping and aviation.
The Canadian Hydrogen Convention will feature exhibitors showcasing the latest innovation and technology in hydrogen production, storage and energy infrastructure.
Carbon Capture, Utilization & Storage: Leading the Path to Net-Zero Emissions by 2050
As Canada navigates through the energy transition, the need for innovation and technologies in carbon capture and storage (CCS) is in demand.
As most hydrogen is produced from fossil fuels, continued investment and support in CCS is needed as Canada works towards net zero in 2050.
The Canadian Hydrogen Convention will feature exhibitors contributing to the decarbonization of the energy industry, showcasing innovation and technologies in CCS.
Powering the Future With Fuel Cells
Fuel Cells can be used a wide variety of applications, providing power across multiple sectors including transportation, industrial/commercial/residential buildings, and long-term energy storage.
The Canadian Hydrogen Convention will feature exhibitors showcasing innovations making an impact on cost, performance and durability in fuel cell design, development and manufacturing.
KEY STATS
🌎 8,000+ Attendees 🌎 100+ Exhibiting Companies 🌎 2,500+ Delegates
🌎 200+ Expert Speakers 🌎 69,840 Sq. Ft 🌎 10+ Strategic Sessions