June 18 & 19, 2025

The International Centre | Toronto, Ontario

A two-day event on the exploration of hydrogen as a carbon-light alternative

 

Ontario is at a pivotal moment in its energy transition journey, with hydrogen emerging as a key player in the shift towards a sustainable, low-carbon future. This conference aims to bring together a diverse range of stakeholders—including technology suppliers, producers, governments, NGOs, academia, and end users—to explore the opportunities and challenges associated with hydrogen deployment in Ontario. The conference will serve as a platform for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and the development of strategies to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen technologies across various industries and explore hydrogen's role in decarbonizing the province's energy landscape and industries.


To achieve a carbon-light environment, we must collaborate, share knowledge and influence change.

Interested in Speaking?

If you are a company driving real change in the clean fuels arena, submit a presentation for review from our Advisory Board.

Industries Poised to Benefit from Hydrogen:

  • Transportation: Heavy-duty vehicles, public transit, and long-haul trucking are prime candidates for hydrogen fuel cells.
  • Manufacturing: Hydrogen can be used for high-temperature industrial processes, offering a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels.
  • Energy Sector: Hydrogen’s potential for energy storage and integration with renewable energy sources will be explored.
  • Chemical Industry: The use of hydrogen as a feedstock in chemical processes can reduce carbon footprints.

Key Topics To Be Explored:

  • Hydrogen Production and Supply Chain Development
  • Policy and Regulatory Frameworks
  • Decarbonization Strategies
  • Technological Innovation and Research
  • Market Development and Commercialization
  • Transportation
  • Waste Management
  • End-User Applications
Advisory Board

Who Will Attend?

Key Industries from Canada and USA:

 

  • Transportation: Heavy-duty vehicles, public transit (buses), and long-haul trucking, where hydrogen fuel cells offer a viable alternative to traditional fuels.
  • Manufacturing and Industrial Sectors: Industries requiring high-temperature processes, such as steel production, where hydrogen can replace fossil fuels.
  • Energy Sector: Hydrogen as a means for energy storage and power generation, complementing Ontario's renewable energy sources.
  • Chemicals and Petrochemicals: Use of hydrogen as a feedstock in chemical processes, offering a cleaner alternative to current methods.

Audience:

  • Industry Professionals: Executives, engineers, and technical experts from hydrogen production companies, technology providers, and end-user industries.
  • Government Officials: Representatives from provincial and federal governments involved in energy policy, infrastructure planning, and environmental regulation.
  • Academia and Research Institutions: Scientists, researchers, and students from universities and research centers focused on hydrogen technologies and applications.
  • Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs): Environmental and sustainability organizations advocating for clean energy solutions.
  • Investors and Financial Institutions: Stakeholders interested in funding and investing in hydrogen projects and startups.

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