Published by Todd Bush on January 5, 2022
Date: February 17-18, 2022
Venue: DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Houston - Greenway Plaza | 6 E Greenway Plaza, Houston, TX 77046, United States
Event website: https://www.ushydrogenforum.com
Purchase tickets: https://shop.alj-group.com/product/2nd-american-hydrogen-forum/
Countries across the world are seeking for a sustainable, cost-effective and easily applied source of energy. It is important to come up with solutions that help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and are technologically feasible - hydrogen could definitely be part of the answer and become the key component of the U.S. clean energy mix in the future.
China, Japan and the European Union states have been actively investing in hydrogen infrastructure development and research, and the USA seems to be lagging behind in terms of unlocking hydrogen potential.
Hydrogen has enormous potential to become an important part of a decarbonized energy system and the USA should accelerate the process of laying the policy, commercial and technological foundations for GHG-free hydrogen production and utilization.
The American Hydrogen Forum will provide a platform for relevant stakeholders from the government, research, technology and service sectors to join a clean energy debate and collaborate in searching for sustainable hydrogen economy solutions.
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