All technical presentations are reviewed and selected by the Canadian Hydrogen Convention Technical Committee.

All abstracts must be submitted electronically through the online submission form by October 31, 2025. Late submissions will not be accepted.

Anyone who is currently working in the energy industry in Canada or globally.

The Technical Committee evaluates proposals based on:

• Contribution to technology or relevance to the hydrogen industry
• Presence of significant new knowledge or experience
• Absence of undue commercialism and trade names

Abstracts must:

• Be written in English
• Be a maximum of 450 words
• Include:
• Objectives/Scope
• Methods/Procedures/Process
• Results/Observations/Conclusions
• Novel/Additive Information

No. Titles, abstracts, and presentations must avoid commercial trade names, company names, or promotional content. Proposals deemed too commercial may be withdrawn.

The poster session is where accepted abstracts can be displayed on a single visual poster format. Posters will be displayed on the exhibition floor throughout the two days of the event. A fee will be required to be paid which includes a two-day technical conference pass and cover the cost of printing and assembly of the poster. A great option for individuals involved in post-secondary institutions.

Yes. All necessary approvals (e.g., travel, visa, budget) must be obtained prior to submission. Any potential issues should be disclosed in the proposal.

Notifications will be sent by email to the primary contact by December 12, 2025.

• Accepted speakers must register for a two-day technical conference pass in order to present by January 23, 2026. Special rates for presenters will be available at the time of confirmation of acceptance.
• Accepted speakers will need to submit a PowerPoint presentation by April 3, 2026.

The two-day technical conference pass provides access to:

• Exhibition floor
• All technical sessions
• Access to the poster session
• Opening night reception
• Lunches and refreshment breaks

Yes. Presenters must provide a public version of their presentation (PowerPoint or technical paper) for inclusion in the online conference library where all technical conference delegates will have access to after the conference.

No. dmg events does not cover travel, accommodation, food, visa fees, or registration. All costs are the responsibility of the presenter.