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A New Era for Canadian Energy is Now
April 25-27, 2023
Edmonton Convention Centre - Edmonton, Canada
Co-Host
Industry Co-Host
SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT
The Canadian Hydrogen Convention Technical Short Courses bring together technical experts from around the world to present and discuss the latest hydrogen technologies, processes, and innovations to help companies increase efficiencies, save costs, and achieve net zero.
The 2023 Call for Abstracts is open to all hydrogen professionals who would like to share their knowledge, experience and solutions with industry colleagues from around the world. In order to be considered for one of the limited speaking opportunities all submissions will need to be received and completed through the online submission form by the November 11, 2022 deadline.
SUBMIT A POSTER
Participating in the Poster Session is an excellent opportunity to communicate and expose your research, service or product to a large group of high-level exhibition attendees and conference delegates. Call for Abstracts submitters can choose to participate only in the Poster Session or have the option to be considered for both poster and individual presentation.
BENEFITS OF SPEAKING
CONNECT WITH TECHNICAL EXPERTS
Meet with leaders from the global hydrogen industry who will benefit from your technical thought leadership.
GAIN INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION
Be profiled as an expert alongside both Canadian and global hydrogen leaders, innovators and decision makers.
ADVANCE HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY
Share your market-leading expertise, innovations and solutions with delegates and contribute to the full spectrum of technical knowledge shaping the global hydrogen industry.
2023 CATEGORIES
PRODUCTION
INCLUDES BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
- Ammonia
- Auto-Thermal Reforming (ATR)
- Biological processes
- Chemical feedstock
- Coal and oil gasification to hydrogen
- Electricity grids
- Electrolysis
- Hydrogeneration (chemical/physics)
- Methane corolysis (breakthrough technology)
- Methanol
- Natural gas to hydrogen
- Reforming gasification
- Steam methane
- Thermal hydrogen production from nuclear
- Thermo-chemical conversion of biomass
INCLUDES BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
- Ammonia
- Auto-Thermal Reforming (ATR)
- Biological processes
- Chemical feedstock
- Coal and oil gasification to hydrogen
- Electricity grids
- Electrolysis
- Hydrogeneration (chemical/physics)
- Methane corolysis (breakthrough technology)
- Methanol
- Natural gas to hydrogen
- Reforming gasification
- Steam methane
- Thermal hydrogen production from nuclear
- Thermo-chemical conversion of biomass
TRANSPORTATION & STORAGE
INCLUDES BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
- Carbon capture utilization & storage
- Chemical feedstock
- Cogeneration
- Compression
- Direct cogeneration
- Gas grid injection
- Liquefaction
- Pipelines
- Regeneration
- Salt cavern storage – subterranean storage
INCLUDES BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
- Carbon capture utilization & storage
- Chemical feedstock
- Cogeneration
- Compression
- Direct cogeneration
- Gas grid injection
- Liquefaction
- Pipelines
- Regeneration
- Salt cavern storage – subterranean storage
END USER
INCLUDES BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
- Airplanes Ships and trains
- Combined heat and power not cogeneration
- Fuel cells
- Heavy transport
- Space heating
INCLUDES BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
- Airplanes Ships and trains
- Combined heat and power not cogeneration
- Fuel cells
- Heavy transport
- Space heating
ENVIRONMENT & TRADE
INCLUDES BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
- Capital and operating costs
- Current and future business models
- Effluent monitoring and mitigation
- Export and import
- Life cycle assessments
- Marketing models
- Policy and regulations
- Project life cycle strategies
- Regulatory direction and impacts
- Supply chain concerns and constraints
- Techno-economic assessments
INCLUDES BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
- Capital and operating costs
- Current and future business models
- Effluent monitoring and mitigation
- Export and import
- Life cycle assessments
- Marketing models
- Policy and regulations
- Project life cycle strategies
- Regulatory direction and impacts
- Supply chain concerns and constraints
- Techno-economic assessments
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