The 8th International Conference on Hydrogen Safety (ICHS 2019 will attract experts from all over the world and provide an open platform for the presentation and discussion of new findings, information and data on hydrogen safety – from basic research to applied development and from good practice to standardization and regulatory issues.

The LCV event aims to build awareness and confidence to adopt Low Carbon Vehicle technologies in vehicles and in fleet operations, and provide a showcase for UK capabilities, positioning the UK as a leader in LCV technology development and exploitation. LCV2018 set a new record with over 4,300 attendees and over 250 exhibitors. Cenex-LCV is the place to meet UK decision makers and industry experts; the perfect opportunity to showcase your business, your industry and your technology. LCV2019 at Millbrook is set to be the biggest and best year yet.

The 14th edition of EUSEW will take place from Monday 17th to Friday 21st  June 2019, with the policy conference running from Tuesday 18th to Thursday 20th  June in Brussels. EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) is the biggest event dedicated to renewables and efficient energy use in Europe. It is made up of a 3-day policy conference offering various networking opportunities, an EU Sustainable Energy Awards competition with a public vote for the citizens' award and local events, Energy Days, held across Europe throughout the months of May and June.

The 3rd European Conference on Sustainable Ammonia Solutions aims to gather industry and academics, including well-known experts, developers and scientists to present the latest research results, present achievements, application fields and business prospects in energy solutions. This conference welcomes all researchers, industrialists, scientists as well as student and corporate delegates to participate and to have a great experience.

The 8th World Hydrogen Technologies Convention is being held in Tokyo, Japan. WHTC 2019 provides a forum for the scientific, industrial, governmental and general audiences from all over the world to gather together and present their most recent research findings, and to offer a stimulating atmosphere to discuss and exchange ideas on frontier research topics and future possibilities in hydrogen energy technologies.

All-Energy’s mission is to enable the UK renewable energy community to interact, conduct business, network and learn, whether face-to-face or online. Annually in Scotland All-Energy connects 300+ energy suppliers, developers, investors, technology developers and policy makers with 7,000+ energy industry buyers.

Europe’s largest hydrogen, fuel cells and battery exhibition. The Group Exhibit is part of HANNOVER MESSE, the world’s leading trade fair for industrial technology

This conference on Carbon Capture and Utilization is aimed at providing international major players from the field of sustainable fuels, chemicals and polymers from CO2 with an opportunity to present and discuss their latest developments and strategies. The participants include interested experts from industry, associations, policy and civil society who wish to get a full picture of how this new and exciting field is developinging.

The International School on Progress in Hydrogen Safety will be hosted by Hydrogen Safety Engineering and Research (HySAFER), Ulster University. The main focus of the International School “Progress in Hydrogen Safety” is to provide high quality state-of-the-art presentations, including the HYLANTIC project results, in hydrogen safety for professionals, researchers and students. In addition, special attention will be paid to networking both formally, following technical sessions and informally through the social events. The school aims at providing excellent training in hydrogen safety for the participants and facilitating the stronger ties between industry and academia.

the World's largest show for Hydrogen & Fuel Cells. A leading international exhibition showcasing various technologies, components, materials, devices and finished fuel cells for hydrogen and fuel cell R&D and manufacturing.

ACI’s 2019 Hydrogen & Fuel Cells Energy Summit will focus on maximizing commercial opportunities and partnerships in the renewable hydrogen & fuel cells industry. This two day event will bring together key industry stakeholders from all facets of the hydrogen industry to discuss the required economical and infrastructural innovations for a sustainable future energy carrier. The key discussions will involve monetisation, latest technologies implementations, material optimisation, production and transportation.

The Future of Gas II Conference will build on the recently-published IPCC special report, Global Warming of 1.5 degrees, which calls on the global community to take urgent action to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. The conference brings together a high calibre of speakers who will demonstrate how the UK can decarbonise and the role the gas system will play in this future, and provide the latest views and the developments from both industry and government perspectives. Delegates will hear about the key challenges and about the increasing diversity and complexity of the gas system, along with the technologies now being explored to partially or fully replace natural gas in the grid.

Join this important symposium with distinguished researchers, industrialists and policy makers presenting their vision for hydrogen and fuel cells globally and be part of the discussions for shaping the future of the sector in the UK. H2FC SUPERGEN is holding this conference to create a vision for hydrogen and fuel cells in the UK bringing together the entire hydrogen and fuel cell research community, inspiring collaboration and driving innovation.

This conference will bring together students and early career researchers working on hydrogen and fuel cells, to present the progress and challenges in their respective areas of research. An additional feature for this year, is keynote talks from alumni of the fuel cell DTC and CDT where they will share their experience and career after the PhD

The Zero Emission Bus conference brings together 300 policy makers, bus operators and industry experts to drive forward the realisation of zero emission public transport for Europe.

The 2018 Programme Review Days take place in Brussels on 14-15 November 2018, and provide an overview on the progress of the FCH JU funded projects. It constitutes an excellent visibility platform for the projects and the technological developments achieved in the sector, and provides networking opportunities for all participants.