This event will give information and advice about installing your own ultra- efficient ‘mini power station’ at your premises, producing electricity and heat without giving off harmful NOx or particulates. The BlueGen fuel cell micro-CHP is suitable for many situations, generating electricity and heat at the point of use to save on energy bills and help reduce carbon emissions through greater overall efficiency.

This one day Workshop looks at the growing interest in hydrogen trains in Scotland and the United Kingdom. It looks at developments in the rest of Europe such as the introduction of hydrogen trains in Lower Saxony, with plans for three more German regions to deploy hydrogen trains by 2022.  The programme includes case studies and considers the technical and other challenges posed by hydrogen trains. The Workshop will end with a Panel Discussion which looks at the way in which the UK can move from trials to implementation.

After 4 successful years, EVOLUTION Scotland is returning to the Royal Highland Centre BIGGER and BETTER than before, with more vehicles, more activities, and even more experts on hand to answer your low carbon motoring questions!

Are you a Fleet Professional that is looking to improve the overall efficiency of your transport operation?

Are you looking to save money on the running costs of your fleet?

If so, and you want to know exactly how that can be achieved, then you need come to GreenFleet Scotland.

The Energy Technology Partnership (ETP) in conjunction with the Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (SHFCA) are hosting the 7th Annual Energy Storage meeting on Wednesday 18th  April 2018. This meeting will bring together a selection of speakers from Scottish industry and academia who will highlight the progress being made in Scotland’s drive towards meeting the ambitious targets of the Scottish Energy Strategy.

SHFCA is hosting the second regional workshop of the FCH2 JU's Regions & Cities initiative on Tuesday 10th April in Edinburgh. This event is being delivered as part of the ‘Cities & Regions’ project for this FCH-JU supported initiative.  This workshop will share best practices in FCH project development, provide updates from Scottish example case studies, identify the early business opportunities, and show the way forward for European cities and regions to implement FCH projects.

The 2018 Birmingham Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technical conference takes place on 14th March 2018 at the National Exhibition Centre in the Gallery Suite.

The conference will focus on the commercialisation of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell technology looking at small and large scale static applications alongside the exciting developments in transport and storage.

This event will bring together keynote speakers from industry, research, and standard making to focus on the technical challenges of ensuring that health and safety underpins and enables this technological change. HSE's technical specialists will share their expertise gained from working with industry to manage risks related to energy storage, integrating renewables, hydrogen, bio-syngas production from biomass and the safety aspects of introducing alternate gases into the UK's gas grid.

As the leading London-based cleantech innovation event, the Rushlight Show 2018 has much to bring to everyone, from those entirely immersed in the vast range of innovations and technologies to those new to the sector.  

This Green Business Fife event will showcase innovation and commercial opportunities for the deployment of new products and services into the emerging energy system market. The energy system approach is about making more effective use of renewable energy at a local level for heat and transport, and helping to maximise the value of on-site renewable energy generation.

This event will provide you with key insights into the rapidly growing market for energy system products and services, as well as the opportunity to showcase your business or organisation with stand space available.

Confirmed Speakers include RES Group, Sunamp, Plug n Go, and Forster Energy

On Friday 1 December 2017, experts from the renewables, legal, financial and political worlds will come together at the University of Dundee to explore the consequences of the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union.

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Stakeholder Forum and offer a unique event gathering a wide range of international and European stakeholders. Following last year’s successful conference, the 2017 Stakeholder Forum will be the occasion to celebrate a decade of continued expansion of the European Fuel Cells and Hydrogen sector.

STEP 2017 will provide an update on progress delivering the Cleaner Air for Scotland (CAFS) strategy in the morning, and focus on examples of good practice in the field of behaviour change and sustainable transport in the afternoon.