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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS – SPEAK AT THE TECHNICAL CONFERENCE
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: October 31, 2025
The Canadian Hydrogen Convention Technical Conference brings together technical experts from around the world to present and discuss the latest hydrogen technologies, processes, and innovations designed to help companies increase efficiencies, reduce costs, and advance toward a low-carbon future.
The 2026 Call for Submissions is open to all hydrogen professionals who would like to share their knowledge, experience, and solutions with industry colleagues from around the world. To be considered for one of the limited speaking opportunities, all submissions must be completed and submitted through the online submission form.
Benefits of Speaking
- CONNECT WITH TECHNICAL EXPERTS – Engage with leaders from the global hydrogen community and showcase your technical thought leadership. Build valuable connections with professionals who are advancing hydrogen technologies and applications across the energy sector.
- GAIN INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION – Position yourself as an industry expert alongside Canadian and global hydrogen leaders, innovators, and decision-makers. Elevate your profile and gain visibility among a worldwide audience driving the future of clean energy.
- ADVANCE HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY – Share your expertise, breakthrough innovations, and practical solutions with delegates from around the world. Contribute to the growing body of technical knowledge that is shaping the future of hydrogen in the energy industry.
2026 CATEGORIES/SUBCATEGORIES
PRODUCTION
- Ammonia
- Biological processes, including fermentation (dark & light or photo)
- Biomass gasification and pyrolysis
- Coal and oil gasification to hydrogen
- Electrolysis, including photoelectrochemical water splitting,
- Geologic or natural hydrogen
- Methane pyrolysis, including plasma reforming, microwave pyrolysis
- Natural gas to hydrogen, including steam methane reforming and autothermal reforming
- Photolysis
- Thermal hydrogen production from nuclear
- Other (if not listed)
TRANSMISSION, DISTRIBUTION & STORAGE
- Ammonia cracking
- Chemical feedstock
- Cogeneration, direct cogeneration
- Compression and cryo-compression
- Direct cogeneration
- Electricity grids
- Gas grid injection and deblending
- Hydrogen refueling stations
- Hydrogenation (chemical/physics)
- Liquefaction
- LOHCs
- Novel H2 storage materials, eg adsorbents, MOFs, hydrides, etc
- Onboard storage tank types
- Pipelines
- Regeneration
- Salt cavern storage – subterranean storage
- Other (if not listed)
ENVIRONMENT & TRADE
- Capital and operating costs
- Certification and standardization
- Codes and Standards
- Current and future business models
- Effluent monitoring and mitigation
- Global trade flows
- Global warming potential of hydrogen
- Hydrogen project financing & investment
- Lifecycle GHG assessments
- Marketing models
- Policy and regulations
- Project life cycle strategies
- Regulatory direction and impacts
- Supply chain concerns and constraints
- Techno-economic assessments
- Water
- Other (if not listed)
END USER
- Airplanes, ships and trains
- Chemical feedstock
- Combined heat and power cogeneration
- Commercial and residential building decarbonization
- Decarbonization of natural gas use with hydrogen/hydrogen blending
- Fuel cells
- Fuel switching
- Green ammonia as a fuel for power generation
- Green production
- Hydrogen as an energy storage
- Standalone power generation
- Synthetic or E-fuel
- Other (if not listed)
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