MONDAY, MARCH 6 - THURSDAY, MARCH 10. Join global leaders, policymakers and executives from across energy, climate, finance, technology, and industry at CERAWeek 2023 for timely dialogue, shared learning and connection. Register now for a special rate.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 AT 10:00AM PACIFIC. Following a successful Webinar #1, Ballard continues its Fuel Cell Electric Bus Webinar Series with Webinar #2 -"Hydrogen Fueling and Permitting" on March 8th, 2023, from 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM (PST). Industry experts will explore hydrogen refueling and permitting in North America’s zero-emission transit bus landscape.
Representatives from Ballard, BayoTech, Linde, KTC, and the Hydrogen Safety Council will contribute to a comprehensive speaking agenda that will introduce and explain key topics including:
1. Introduction to Hydrogen Fueling and Permitting - by Kim Leach (Market Development Manager, Ballard)
2. Hydrogen Fuel on the Bus and at the Depot - by Sydney Krueger (President, Krueger Transit Consulting)
3. Hydrogen Safety and Sustainability - by Timothy Sasseen (Market Development Director, Ballard)
4. First Deployments and Gaseous H2 Options - by Hernan Henriquez (Vice President of Sales, BayoTech)
5. Liquid H2 and Fleet Deployments at Scale - by Stacey Grauer (Director of Business Development, Linde)
6. Ensuring Successful Station Builds - by Nick Barilo (Director of the Center for Hydrogen Safety, Hydrogen Safety Council)
The 30 Min presentation will be followed by 15 Min Q&A, our experts will be happy to answer your queries!
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 AT 10:00AM. PACIFIC. In January 2023, the U.S. government announced nearly $1.7bn in funding to support the decarbonization of transit bus fleets – aiming to modernize buses, improve bus facilities and support workforce development, training, and upskilling.
To provide foundational information, Ballard is hosting a series of 3 educational webinars, starting off with the all-you-need-to-know fundamentals in the first webinar on February 21st, 2023.
Agenda:
1. Meet the Fuel Cell Electric Bus, by Kim Leach
• Reasons for Zero-Emission Buses - regulatory, economic, and social.
• Battery Electric Buses (BEB) vs Fuel Cell Electric Buses (FECB)
• Fuel Cell Principles
• FCEB Technical Overview
• FCEB Market Status and Growth
2. New Flyer 'Charge-FC' Overview, by Mike McDonald
• New Flyer History & Experience
• Xcelsior 'Charge-FC' Performance and Features
• Service and Support
3. Service, by Byron Somerville
• Service Requirements
• Facility Requirements
• Training and Tools
4. Total Cost of Ownership, by Kim Leach
The 30 Min presentation will be followed by 15 Min Q&A, our experts will be happy to answer your queries!
TUESDAY, MARCH 28-THURSDAY, MARCH 30. this year's symposium will feature two days of groundbreaking presentations with the latest cutting-edge developments by a who's who of the hydrogen aviation and fuel cell community. Presentations on fuel cell aircraft technology, demonstrations and hydrogen hubs for airports.
WEDSNEDAY, MARCH 15 - THURSDAY, MARCH 16. The American Hydrogen Forum will provide a platform for hydrogen industry stakeholders from the government, research, technology and service sectors to join a clean energy debate and collaborate in searching for sustainable hydrogen economy solutions.
The Forum will dive into the latest technological developments, ongoing and upcoming projects as well as market forecasts of the growing hydrogen sector.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3 AT 10:00AM CENTRAL. Hydrogen has great potential to play a major role in meeting international energy and climate goals. The International Energy Agency’s (IEA’s) Global Hydrogen Review 2022 provides data on hydrogen’s worldwide status and future prospects.
IEA Energy Technology Analyst Jose Miguel Bermudez Menéndez will share his perspective on hydrogen’s progress in infrastructure development, trade, policy, regulation, investments and innovation over the past year.
Join us to get expert insight on the market to fine-tune strategies to create demand, attract investment, and facilitate deployment of hydrogen technologies.
Guest speakers:
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31 FROM 9:30AM - 4:00PM PACIFIC TIME. The California Air Resources Board (CARB) will be hosting a virtual workgroup meeting to strategize on how to move toward a one hundred percent zero-emission bus fleet. Panelists invited include California transit agencies, the Governor’s Office of Business Administration and Economic Development (GO-Biz), the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), the California Energy Commission (CEC), the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), electric utilities, and hydrogen suppliers and station builders. This meeting will present current successes and discuss challenges and solutions on infrastructure needed for a full-scale conversion.
THURSDAY, MARCH 16 FROM 6:00PM- 9:00PM. join Climate Resolve for our annual gala and awards ceremony, Coolest in LA 2023. This year’s Coolest in LA, our 10th gala celebrating local climate achievements, will be held at the LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes in Historic Downtown Los Angeles. It’s shaping-up to be our biggest and most glamorous event to date.
We’re excited to honor the following climate leaders at this year’s gala:
TUESDAY, MAY 9 - THURSDAY, MAY 11. Join AIChE in Rotterdam Ahoy, Netherlands for their, Center for Hydrogen Safety Europe Conference. The Center for Hydrogen Safety (CHS), the conference will bring together academics, industry, and government representatives to create a space for applied hydrogen safety topics to be discussed, to provide a space for collaboration and community, and to give opportunity for your questions.
Submit An Abstract - DEADLINE Wednesday, March 15, 2023
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15 FROM 9:00AM- 4:00PM PACIFIC. The Board will consider approving the 2022 Climate Change Scoping Plan (2022 Scoping Plan) along with considering whether to certify the Environmental Analysis prepared for the 2022 Scoping Plan (including adopting the California Environmental Quality Act findings and statement of overriding considerations). The plan recommends a suite of actions to reduce anthropogenic emissions by 85% below 1990 levels and achieve carbon neutrality in California no later than 2045. This is the second of two Board hearings on this item.
As part of this agenda item, the Board will consider delegating to the CARB Executive Officer the task to collaborate with the Natural Resources Agency in establishing the expert advisory committee required by Assembly Bill 757 to advise the state regarding carbon sequestration and other nature-based climate solutions to greenhouse gas emissions.
*This item is scheduled to be heard on Thursday, December 15. Because the length of public testimony cannot be predicted in advance, this item may continue on Friday, December 16.
https://cal-span.org/