Tuesday, April 15, 2025 - Tuesday, April 15, 2025

TUESDAY, APRIL 15 AT 10:00 AM EST. As hydrogen adoption grows, ensuring safety through effective leak detection is more critical than ever. Without proper detection systems in place, leaks can lead to equipment damage, operational disruptions, or even safety hazards for personnel. Unfortunately, many in the industry lack a clear understanding of how to select, implement, and maintain effective leak detection solutions.

Join us for a webinar where we will explore hydrogen leak detection technologies, how they work, and when and how to use them effectively. This session draws on industry best practices and real-world applications to help you mitigate risks, improve safety, and enhance operational efficiency in hydrogen systems.

This webinar offers a comprehensive opportunity for professionals to understand the critical role of leak detection in hydrogen safety. Participants will gain practical knowledge essential for selecting and deploying detection technologies that fit their specific operations.

In addition, access to industry experts will provide the opportunity to ask questions and gain insights into real-world leak detection challenges and solutions.

Key Takeaways:

  • Recognize the risks associated with hydrogen leaks and the importance of early detection.

  • Understand how different leak detection technologies work and when to use them.

  • Learn how to select and implement the right leak detection systems for your application.

  • Gain insights into best practices for maintaining detection equipment and ensuring reliability.

  • Enhance overall hydrogen safety by integrating effective leak detection into operational protocols.

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Event Location:
CA
United States
California US

Tuesday, June 24, 2025 - Wednesday, June 25, 2025

TUESDAY, JUNE 24 - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. World Hydrogen Derivatives 2025, taking place in Amsterdam from 24-25 June, will gather 250+ senior-level attendees and 60+ thought-leading experts to explore the evolving hydrogen derivatives landscape. The event will focus on establishing robust international supply chains and certification frameworks essential for a sustainable energy ecosystem. Participants will address practical challenges, uncover emerging projects, and discuss promising pathways for intercontinental transport. With dedicated streams on ammonia, methanol, and LOHCs, along with in-depth case studies, this event provides a unique opportunity to connect with decision-makers and innovators shaping the future of green hydrogen markets.

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Event Location:
Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam City Centre.
Netherlands
NL

Tuesday, April 22, 2025 - Tuesday, April 22, 2025

TUESDAY, APRIL 22 AT 2:00 PM. Hosted by RMI, Mission Possible Partnership, and the Bezos Earth Fund, this invitation-only convening will bring together state and local policymakers, project developers, community organizations, and members of the finance community to explore California's decarbonization journey. The event will highlight progress and identify opportunities to advance large-scale decarbonization projects across aviation, shipping, trucking, cement/concrete, hydrogen, low-carbon fuels, and green electricity sectors – areas that represent 30% of the State's current emissions.

Recent events have reinforced the importance of climate solutions, encouraging innovative approaches to building resilient communities. Participants will gain insights into emerging opportunities and connect with key stakeholders and decision makers who are helping shape California's sustainable future.
Guest Speakers include Amber Coluso (Port of Los Angeles), Paul Gioupis (Zeem Solutions), Maggie Messerschmidt (C40), Charlotte Pera (Mission Possible Partnership), Dr. Joshuah Stolaroff (Mote), John O’Donnell (Rondo), Steve Regis (CalPortland), Daniel Adomian (California IBank), Sean Knierim (SidePorch), and RMI experts across trucking, shipping, aviation, cement, policy, and community engagement.

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Event Location:
CA
United States
California US

Monday, April 7, 2025 - Wednesday, April 9, 2025

MONDAY, APRIL 7 - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9. Join global market leaders to examine how cities, states, and regions, in collaboration with public and private partners and community stakeholders, should and will leverage the $1.1 trillion in US infrastructure funding now flowing to localities, after decades of neglect, to optimize economic recovery, maximize transformational climate infrastructure investments, and accelerate growth of the global clean energy economy.

• The Trump Administration: How Do We Make Lemonade?
• Will Metropolitan LA Be Ready for the ’28 Olympics?
• Power Play: Regional, State, and Local Strategies to Manage California’s Electricity Load
• WTC-LA Consular Panel: Supply Chains Going Forward
• Water Quality/ Quantity After the Fires
• Utility Undergrounding: What are the Facts? Alternatives?
• The Aftermath: How do we REALLY build back better in SoCal?
• Game Changers: Meet the Market Makers
• Resilience Hubs, Green Infrastrcuture, & Conservation


• LA’s Olympic Mobility Plans Reimagined: What is the Low Carbon Opportunity that the
Olympics Affords?
• Load Flexibility & Microgrids: a Viable Path to Resiliency?
• Port Logistics & a 21st Century 710
• Affordable Housing After the Fires
• California Offshore Wind: A Status Report
• New Pathways to Jobs & Workforce Training for the Green Economy
• Hydrogen Hubs & State-Level Strategies

 

And more…

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Event Location:
CA
United States
California US

Wednesday, March 19, 2025 - Wednesday, March 19, 2025

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19 AT 5:30 PM PST. The Bay Area Public meeting on California’s Climate Action Plan

Wednesday, March 19, 2025 5:00PM to 6:30PM

Please complete a separate registration form for each attendee. If you have any questions, please contact: [email protected]

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Event Location:
CA
United States
California US

Tuesday, March 18, 2025 - Tuesday, March 18, 2025

TUESDAY, MARCH 18 AT 5:00 PM PST. The California Air Resources Board (CARB) hosts a series of monthly evening community meetings on the third Tuesday of most months. The purpose of these meetings is to host focused discussions on CARB’s Clean Transportation Incentives Funding Plan Development Process, which explains how CARB will spend money on projects related to zero-emission vehicles (ZEV) and improving air quality. Although the Funding Plan is generally developed between May and November, CARB staff will continue to hold monthly evening community meetings outside of the Funding Plan development timeline to provide updates on incentive project implementation, other CARB initiatives, as well as to provide a forum for community members to express their thoughts, concerns, suggestions, and to ask relevant questions.

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Event Location:
CA
United States
California US

Hydrogen: Closing the cost gap Unlocking demand for clean hydrogen by 2030

Published in March 2025 by the Hydrogen Council 
Copies of this document are available upon request or can be downloaded from our website:www.hydrogencouncil.com 

This report was authored by the Hydrogen Council in collaboration with McKinsey & Company. The authors of the report
confirm that:
1. There are no recommendations and / or any measures and / or trajectories within the report that could be interpreted
as standards or as any other form of (suggested) coordination between the participants of the study referred to within
the report that would infringe the EU competition law; and
2. It is not their intention that any such form of coordination will be adopted.
The calculations in this analysis were conducted based on regulations effective as of January 1, 2025. This analysis
does not include calculations or hypothetical ranges based on future regulatory uncertainty or transitory trade
measures (e.g., tariffs), nor does it seek to make any specific policy recommendations. It offers instead an estimate of
the impacts of existing regulations on clean hydrogen demand and an indication of the cost and infrastructure gap that
remains for other sub-sectors of potential 2030 clean hydrogen demand.
In this report, renewable hydrogen refers to hydrogen produced from renewable energy sources via water electrolysis.
Low-carbon hydrogen refers to hydrogen produced with low-emissions technologies with significantly lower
greenhouse gas emissions impact than conventional production pathways, based on robust life-cycle analysis-based
methodologies for GHG emissions assessment. This includes i) hydrogen produced using natural gas as a feedstock
with SMR or ATR coupled with CCS; ii) hydrogen produced through pyrolysis of natural gas into hydrogen and solid
carbon; iii) hydrogen produced through gasification of coal with CCS; iv) hydrogen produced through electrolysis using
electricity of non-renewable origin as feedstock. Renewable and low-carbon hydrogen are collectively referred to as
“clean hydrogen”. Grey hydrogen refers to hydrogen produced from unabated fossil fuels.
We recognize the varying national and regional approaches to GHG emissions intensity thresholds or bands and the
criteria for qualifying hydrogen as ‘clean’,  ‘low-carbon’,  ‘renewable’,  ‘sustainable’,  ‘low-emission’ adopted across
jurisdictions.
Whilst the contents of the report and its abstract implications for the industry generally can be discussed once they
have been prepared, individual strategies remain proprietary, confidential, and the responsibility of each participant.
Participants are reminded that, as part of the invariable practice of the Hydrogen Council and the EU competition law
obligations to which membership activities are subject, such strategic and confidential information must not be shared
or coordinated – including as part of this report.

Location

United States
US

Sunday, April 27, 2025 - Thursday, May 1, 2025

SUNDAY, APRIL 27 - MAY 1. This is the first time the Society of Petroleum Engineers has included technical sessions focused on hydrogen, and the conference location in Los Angeles offers the opportunity to highlight California leadership.

This year’s theme is Technology for Transition into the New Energy Frontier.  The new technologies required for this transition include technology for the expanded use of future and renewable energy sources, and improvements in the extraction, transport, and utilization of existing hydrocarbon-based resources.  The creativity and expertise of the SPE membership has long been beneficial for the latter.  Now that same creativity and expertise is being applied to the former.  At WRM2025, attendees will experience opportunities to learn about the potential for applying their talents in existing and in new directions.

The WRM 2025 meetings will include over 95 curated technical presentations, two topical Panel Sessions with SMEs making their views and opinions set out for discussion, four 1-day short courses on topics of current interest, and three field trips to visit oil/gas and geothermal facilities not normally open to the public.  Two onsite lunches will take place.  The Awards Luncheon will feature keynote address by the 2024 SPE President Terry Palisch and the presentation of Regional Awards to SPE’s best of the best by our SPE Western NA Regional Director Carlos Torres.  The Networking Luncheon will provide unique opportunities to meet and interact with your fellow WRM 2025 attendees.

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Event Location:
CA
United States
California US

Thursday, March 20, 2025 - Thursday, March 20, 2025

Join the H2FCP Public Board of Directors meeting on Thursday, March 20, 2025 from 9:00am - 12:00pm PDT

In Person Participation
ARCHES Hydrogen Hub Facilities
5270 California Avenue
Irvine, CA 95811

Remote Participation
Please register to attend via GoToWebinar:

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3889676760588021338

Agenda
- Antitrust Statement
- Welcome
- Federal and State Policy Updates
- Enabling the Hydrogen Mobility Market
   - California and ARCHES Activities
   - Regional and National Activities
   - State of the Industry Review
- Program Updates
   - New Members and Financial Updates
   - Program Plan Needs and Direction
- Board Actions
- Public Comment
- Wrap Up and Close
 

Event Location:
ARCHES Hydrogen Hub Facilities
5270 California Avenue
Irvine , CA 95811
United States
California US

2024 Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Plan

Zero-emission vehicle charging and hydrogen fueling infrastructure are critical to meeting California’s clean transportation goals. Public, private, and utility investments have played essential roles in deploying the existing and upcoming charging and fueling infrastructure.
To effectively invest public dollars into zero-emission vehicle charging and hydrogen fueling stations, staff conducted analyses to better understand existing operational charging ports and hydrogen fueling stations, future charging ports and hydrogen fueling stations funded by other entities or resulting from code compliance, and how many additional charging ports and hydrogen stations are needed year by year to meet state goals.

The first Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Plan (ZIP), released in December 2022, was intended to support decision-making in the public and private sectors by describing the state’s short- and long-term actions to ensure that zero-emission vehicle infrastructure deployment
will meet the needs of the growing zero-emission vehicle market. This second ZIP describes California’s infrastructure deployment plan to meet the goals of the light-duty passenger vehicle market and medium-duty and heavy-duty truck and bus market.

Location

United States
US

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