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FRIDAY, MARCH 7 AT 9:30AM. Join South Coast AQMD for an in-person event highlighting the latest advancements in clean air technology. The showcase will feature aer0-emission medium/heavy-duty, trailer systems, school buses, law enforcement vehicles, lawn and garden equipment, construction equipment and more. 

Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about mobile monitoring labs, air filtration systems, and other innovative technologies designed to improve air quality. Many of these technologies have been developed and demonstrated through various South Coast AQMD grant and incentive programs using leveraged funds through public and private partnerships. 

For mor information, please contact Alejandra Vega; [email protected] 

NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 AT 11:00 AM ET. How Mitsubishi Power is Revolutionizing Grid Reliability Through Hydrogen & Carbon Capture

Join us for an engaging webinar where we explore how Mitsubishi Power is leading the energy transition by driving decarbonization through emerging technologies and global collaboration. With demands for reliable and sustainable power amidst unprecedented load growth, climate change and extreme weather conditions, this session will highlight actionable insights and opportunities for a cleaner energy future. This webinar will provide valuable insights into hydrogen production, carbon capture, and renewable energy solutions.

Key Points:

• Discover how Mitsubishi Power is addressing surging energy demands driven by AI, data centers, renewables, manufacturing, and plant retirements.
• Gain insights into resilient energy systems designed to withstand climate-related disruptions and improve grid reliability in vulnerable areas.
• Learn from real-world examples like Takasago Hydrogen Park, showcasing the company’s achievements in R&D and clean hydrogen technology.
• Policy and Market Trends in Energy

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 - THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27. Welcome to the Hydrogen Infrastructure Summit 2025, where industry leaders will explore advancements in hydrogen production, storage, transportation, and integration with renewables to build a resilient and efficient infrastructure.

The global energy sector faces challenges such as complex hydrogen production, costly storage and transportation, and inadequate regulatory frameworks for transitioning to a sustainable, low-carbon economy. This summit addresses these issues through technological advancements and collaboration, promoting a reliable and clean hydrogen economy.

Join us to spearhead the transformation towards a greener energy landscape, driving innovation and operational excellence in the hydrogen sector.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 10. The February 10 Infrastructure TRIG meeting will focus on on-site electricity generation and microgrids, and specifically how on-site generation is being used as a bridging solution at charging infrastructure sites while awaiting utility interconnection and energization. Representatives from Mainspring, Hyliion, CARB, South Coast Air Quality Management, and utilities will provide updates on liner generator technology and emissions profiles, and the role this technology plays in transportation electrification and near-term deployments of electric trucks.

This meeting is scheduled for Monday, February 10, 2025, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. TRIG meetings are open to the public and will include public comments and questions at the end as time permits. The date, pacific standard time (PST), and Zoom link for this virtual TRIG Infrastructure workgroup meeting are shown below. Each member of the panel will be emailed a unique Zoom panelist link in advance. The public and members of other TRIG topic areas will need to register by selecting the registration link below.
Date:                February 10, 2025
Time:                1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. (Pacific Time)
Webinar:           Zoom
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The Infrastructure TRIG panel was updated on December 19 to include many active members from previous Infrastructure TRIG meetings plus new members selected from a list of applicants who responded to a notice released last November. During TRIG meetings, panelists may have video, chat, and screen-share permissions, and can mute/unmute themselves. As before, the panel is subject to change based on the evolving needs of the group. Lastly, the public will be encouraged to use the Zoom Q&A function to ask questions, provide comments and suggest agenda items for future meetings.
All active members will be expected to review meeting summaries and engage in constructive dialogue. Active members are also responsible for ensuring their desktop client or mobile app can support Zoom and that the program is loaded and working before the scheduled meeting. Please read information on installing and using Zoom for support. CARB staff do not provide support for Zoom software but will serve to host and administer Zoom functions throughout the meetings. Co-chairs are responsible for establishing timely agendas, keeping the meetings on track, and facilitating constructive, open dialogue. Meeting registration links and other meeting materials are available on the ACF Meetings and Events website.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. Expanding Hydrogen's Role in Decarbonization By Securing Offtaker Agreements, which is going live on February 11th at 8:30AM-09:30AM PST / 11:30AM-12:30PM EST.

Delve into the essential role of offtaker agreements in propelling investment hydrogen production within the North American market. Explore how existing users can mitigate risks and provide offtake certainty, address the challenges of financing projects without long-term contracts, and discuss the potential hydrogen support from the new U.S. administration under President Trump.

Join our expert panel:
• MODERATOR: Erin Childs, Executive Director, Renewable Hydrogen Alliance
• Matt McMonagle, CEO & Founder, NovoHydrogen
• Jaimie Levin, Director of West Coast Operations, Center for Transportation and the Environment
• Fathesha Sheikh, Director - CCUS & Hydrogen e-Fuels, Holcim Group
• Marion Chivot-Legris, Director, ESG & Sustainability Strategy, Edmonton International Airport

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This webinar is a prelude to the topics discussed at the upcoming World Hydrogen North America, which returns to Houston from March 31 - April 2! Join 1,000+ key players across the entire hydrogen value chain to align on solutions to current obstacles, forge new partnerships, and accelerate the building of a robust hydrogen market.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14. In light of the recent wildfires that have impacted our Los Angeles community, we stand together in support and solidarity. Now, more than ever, it's crucial to unite and explore innovative solutions for a sustainable future.

We invite you to join us for UCLA Anderson’s Energy Innovation Conference, a gathering of professionals, students, and academics dedicated to advancing clean energy and sustainability initiatives. This year’s theme, Sustainable Cities, will focus on critical topics with climate resilience at the forefront, as well as mobility, the built environment, renewable energy solutions, community engagement, and climate tech innovations.

Co-hosted by the Energy and Cleantech Association and the UCLA Center for Impact

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THURSDAY, MAY 29 - FRIDAY, MAY 30. World Hydrogen Leaders are thrilled to announce the return of the 4th annual World Hydrogen North America Congress in Houston, taking place from March 31 to April 2, 2025.

The U.S. Department of Energy announced the Hydrogen Energy Earthshot initiative to reduce the cost of clean hydrogen by 80% within a decade. Canada has also released its Hydrogen Strategy, which aims to make the country a global leader in hydrogen production, use, and exports. With so much opportunity at stake – and 320 billion in investments announced globally up until 2030, North America is leading the way with committed capital of 10 billion - it is imperative that industry leaders collaborate.

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. Join us from 12-13 November 2025 for the fourth edition of Wood Mackenzie’s Hydrogen Conference where we will address some of the challenges around project delivery, government policy, market dynamics.

You can engage in powerful conversation with Wood Mackenzie’s hydrogen research analysts as well as industry thought leaders to explore the key drivers and challenges of deploying low-carbon hydrogen. Get the latest commentary on:

• Analysing deals reshaping the long-term outlook for low-carbon hydrogen and its derivatives
• Financing and cost pressures of project development
• Finding the right balance of risk between developers and offtakers
• Developing supporting infrastructure to enable low-carbon hydrogen to scale-up
• Understanding the factors behind project success – creating momentum for a hydrogen economy

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 27 AT 9:00 AM PST. Join the Green Hydrogen Coalition (GHC) on Thursday, February 27, from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM PT for an informative webinar, Navigating Compliance for Hydrogen Developers: Key Insights on the 45V Final Rule and Executive Orders.

With the Department of Treasury and Energy releasing the 45V Final Rule, GREET 45ZCF, and new Executive Orders from President Trump, the hydrogen industry has a lot to process. Being able to prepare for the major changes requires understanding how entities can comply with 45V Final Rule and the latest executive orders.

GHC is proud to offer this webinar, bringing together a distinguished panel of experts to address common challenges, discuss practical solutions, and provide actionable insights to navigate these uncertain times and an ever-changing regulatory landscape.

Speakers:
• Paul Browning, Board of Directors, GHC
• Julie Marion, Partner, Tax Practice Group, Sheppard Mullin Law Firm
• Michael Walton, General Manager, Energy Transition Finance
• Tim Kamermayer, Director, Policy & Regulatory Affairs, GHC (Moderator)
 

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The California Hydrogen Leadership Summit is the only annual symposium that brings together policymakers, industry leaders, and innovators to discuss the policies, programs and incentives that will help accelerate hydrogen commercialization.

Attendees will gain critical insights into what California lawmakers can and should do to foster hydrogen’s role in achieving California’s clean energy goals, including:

• Debunking Misconceptions: Address concerns about hydrogen production, affordability, and safety, showing how recent advancements make it a viable, scalable solution.
• Aligning State and Federal Policies: Understand how state and federal policy collaboration can accelerate investment, streamline adoption, and create a supportive regulatory framework for hydrogen.
• Exploring Real-World Applications: Gain insights from successful hydrogen projects across industries, including SoCalGas’s Angeles Link and transit agencies adopting hydrogen-powered vehicles.
• Fostering Market Growth Through Collaboration: See how public-private partnerships like the ARCHES H2 Hub are advancing hydrogen technology and infrastructure.
• Join key decisionmakers shaping hydrogen policy, gain firsthand knowledge of groundbreaking initiatives, and build strategic connections that drive innovation in hydrogen technology and infrastructure.

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