• To what extent has the Russian invasion of Ukraine may have created an early market for low-emissions hydrogen
• Will the opportunity just lie in heavy transportation, or does it extend further?
• How big is the industry going to be and what are the alternatives in systems energy transformation?
• What is the infrastructure challenge and what do governments need to do to act fast now for long term success?

Attendee Insights: Attendees will discover what the size of the hydrogen opportunity will be, what domestic and international governments are doing to build their roadmaps with hydrogen as a key pillar of their energy transition strategy.

• Accelerating innovation, market growth and creating jobs through hydrogen hubs and corridors enabling economic growth and investment
• Complementing national and regional efforts in Canada to build the hydrogen economy by creating hydrogen hubs that are effectively linked
• What examples of hubs and corridors are being proposed and developed
• To what extent are these ecosystems of innovation only effective at large scale

Attendee Insights: Attendees will gain insight into how hydrogen hubs and corridors are developing at rapid pace, and how they complement national and regional implementation efforts.

• Breaking down barriers to accelerate change in the clean transportation industry
• What new industry advancements have there been over the last 12 months, and could these change the nature of our distribution systems?
• Exploring whether it would be feasible to redesign the whole fueling infrastructure network
• What examples are happening that we can learn from?

Attendee Insights: Attendees will gain insight into what sectors are making up the hydrogen demand and how this is evolving, as well as information on creating an infrastructure system to feed heavy transportation.

Session introduced by Peter Guthrie, Minister of Energy, Government of Alberta

• Building a Global Hydrogen Future with Canada as a leading player
• An update of emerging international developments and deployment projects
• What technology, transportation and distribution options are being considered?
• What policy and business model innovation is needed to incentivize and finance global demand?
• Where is there opportunity to partner internationally, and with Canada?

Attendee Insights: Hear from experts discussing the Canadian opportunity, exploring cross national collaboration, as well as the political and economic drivers that influence the global supply chain.