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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20.

Get All the Information You Need to Capitalize on Opportunities in Hydrogen & Hydrogen Derivatives

While the U.S. has focused incentives on the production side of the hydrogen economy, the success of innumerable clean hydrogen projects will depend on exporting H2 and its derivatives such as ammonia and e-methane to Asian and European markets.

Though U.S. producers are well positioned to supply this global demand, U.S. production must be scaled up, tax credits and private capital obtained, and international offtake contracts and transportation arrangements secured.

The cutting-edge Global Clean Hydrogen Summit is where you will gain the full understanding of how to meet the challenges of both producing clean hydrogen and navigating the complexities of supplying international markets  in order to seize this remarkable opportunity.

Join us next month for your best chance to: 

• Assess the opportunities to supply clean hydrogen and derivatives such as ammonia and methanol to international and domestic markets
• Hear what international buyers are looking for in offtake arrangements
• Learn where Hydrogen Hub award winning projects stand, and their paths forward
• Examine how scaling up clean hydrogen production and transportation is working to reduce the costs of delivery to international and domestic markets
• Learn how to meet 45V hourly matching requirements, and how to structure projects to obtain tax equity and commercial financing
• Hear what will be needed to establish clean hydrogen commodity markets, both domestically and globally, and how first steps are now being taken to make them a reality

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 AT 11:00 AM PDT. This upcoming webinar is designed specifically for offtakers, project developers, financiers, policymakers, and anyone keen on understanding the future of the hydrogen industry through demand creation and offtake collaboration strategies.

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• What price points make green hydrogen a viable option for large-scale buyers?
• How can project developers and financiers ensure profitability in early-stage green hydrogen markets?
• Exploring strategies to mitigate risks for companies considering green hydrogen purchases.
• How government policies and incentives will drive the growth of the green hydrogen buyside market.
• What innovations are needed to make green hydrogen accessible and practical for all sectors?

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1. On October 1, 2024, the California Energy Commission will host a meeting of the Advisory Committee for the Clean Transportation Program Investment Plan. The meeting will discuss updated proposed funding allocations included in the revised staff draft report of the 2024–2025 Investment Plan Update for the Clean Transportation Program.

This is a hybrid meeting consistent with Senate Bill 544 (Laird, Chapter 216, Statutes of 2023), with both a publicly accessible physical location and public access online or by phone through Zoom™.

Consistent with the requirements of Government Code section 11123.5(d), this notice identifies members of the Advisory Committee who will participate in the meeting remotely. The following Advisory Committee members will attend the meeting virtually:

Attendance Instructions
In-person participants may join the meeting at the Warren-Alquist State Energy Building, Rosenfeld Hearing Room (Hearing Room A), 1516 9th Street, Sacramento, CA 95814.
Remote participants may join via Zoom by internet or phone.
• To join via Zoom or log in at Zoom and enter the Webinar ID 886 3826 4930 and passcode 949130 and follow all prompts.
• To join by telephone. Call toll-free at (888) 475-4499 or toll at (669) 219-2599. When prompted, enter the Webinar ID 886 3826 4930 and passcode 949130.

Additional meeting details are available on the event web page

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6 AT 10:00 AM. Sunday October 6th, 10 AM to 5 PM.

The non-profit Colorado Hydrogen Network is sponsoring a first annual “Colorado Hydrogen Day” event on Sunday October 6th. Colorado has made significant progress recently to deploy hydrogen technology.  To showcase that progress to the publc, the media and state legislators this all-day event will feature:

• Outdoor display of hydrogen electric cars, trucks and a mobile hydrogen fueler – all operating in Colorado TODAY
• An Exhibit Hall with displays by 20 companies, organizations, state agencies and universities engaged in hydrogen technology in Colorado
• Dozens of interesting and engaging educational posters answering FAQ's about hydrogen safety, sources of hydrogen, and why we need hydrogen for the Energy Transition
• Hourly drawings for educational energy kits, CHN logo hats, and free rentals of a Toyota Mirai hydrogen EV
• A Press Briefing for the media and Legislators addressed by the Colorado Hydrogen Network Director and podcaster Brian DeBruine and Maria Eisemann from the Colorado Energy Office.  There will be time for Q&A  followed by a brief guided "walk around" for the group to put the companies, technology and Colorado hydrogen progress into context.  The press, TV and radio media as well as members of the State Legislature are invited.

​The event is free and open to the public – so bring your friends and family.  Food will be available for purchase over lunchtime.  Parking is free.  Music during the lunch hour by the Gordon Lightfoot tribute artist Eric Elison.

The event is being held at the beautiful new “Hydro” building on the CSU Spur campus at the National Western Center (map below).​​

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10-13. NARUC will be hosting its Annual Meeting in Anaheim, CA. The annual meeting is their capstone event of the year, featuring a year-end summary from President Fedorchak, seminal topics across each utility sector, the installation of their new president, and special workshops. H2FCP will be hosting a static display of FCEVs during their annual event. 

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21.

Get ready for RE+ CHARGE H2!

This brand-new event will take place November 20 – 21, 2024  in Seattle, WA.  More info coming soon.

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RE+ CHARGE H2 is a partnership event between RE+ Events and the Consortium for Hydrogen and Renewably Generated E-Fuels (CHARGE), bringing stakeholders together to discuss the key issues affecting the growth and development of emerging hydrogen hubs in the United States. Hydrogen will play a significant role in the energy transition. Come explore solutions, exchange ideas, and discover new technologies at this two-day event.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. The two-day conference will have 14 sessions, panel discussions and case studies, with a wide array of international experts providing valuable insights and actionable advice. It will cover a range of clean buses and solutions. Examples will be provided for large, medium and small transit agencies. The agenda will cover the plans of cities to deploy clean fuel buses, especially zero emission buses, in the US. It will also highlight the latest technological developments and solutions to improve the customer experience.

The conference will also help understand the role governments, transit agencies, transport operators, manufacturers, and consultants can play in deploying zero emission buses in a city. Besides, it will provide insights into the offerings of leading manufacturers and suppliers.

There will be a dedicated session on the experiences of leading transit authorities in the deployment of clean buses. This will provide an opportunity to learn how to deploy clean buses and charging/fueling infrastructure, mobilize funding, and manage stakeholder expectations.

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7. Explore the industry developments to unlock hydrogen’s role in the energy transition with Wood Mackenzie’s hydrogen research analysts as well as industry thought leaders to explore as they also examine key drivers and challenges of deploying low-carbon hydrogen.

Agenda highlights include:

•    Exploring the long-term outlook for hydrogen
•    Financing and cost pressures of project development: After a tough year for clean energy investment and development, will the next year be better?
•    Developing supporting infrastructure to enable low-carbon hydrogen to scale up
•    Understanding the carbon intensity of the hydrogen rainbow: Is full value-chain carbon intensity trumping the colour of hydrogen?
•    The role of policy and regulatory design in enabling the deployment of low-carbon hydrogen
•    The growing importance of electrolyser technology and procurement
•    Fuelling the future: developments in synthetic fuels (e-fuels) for transportation
•    Insights and challenges into adopting the hydrogen economy: the offtakers’ perspective

Speaker companies include: Cepsa, C2X, Octopus Energy Generation, Rolls-Royce, Shell, Synata Bio and VARO Energy

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. Bringing together experts from industry, government, and academia to address testing, risk, and reliability needs across the growing hydrogen and fuel cell industry and to establish a formal platform for sharing technical solutions to advance the national deployment of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies and infrastructure

UMD’s Hydrogen Capabilities and Expertise in support of the U.S. National Initiatives and Global Rollout of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies and Infrastructure:

• Center for Risk and Reliability
• Maryland Energy Innovation Institute
• Fire Protection Engineering Program

Please use the QR code to RSVP. CONTACT: Prof. Katrina Groth, [email protected] OR Antonio Ruiz, [email protected]