
May 28, 2025
May 29, 2025
11:00 - 17:00
11:00 - 17:00
Join us for the next HHN virtual conference, where industry leaders will discuss hydrogen challenges and opportunities in building heating energy systems. This event brings together professionals to explore hydrogen rollouts in buildings for heating applications across Europe, Canada, and the US.
Hear from experts on the effects of hydrogen on materials, leakage expectations at low pressures commonly found in buildings, and strategies for managing existing legacy appliances and burners with hydrogen or hydrogen blends.
Key topics include low-pressure hydrogen applications, material impacts, leakage studies, real-world field experiences, and naturally occurring hydrogen discoveries. Experts from the US, Canada, the UK, and Europe will share insights and the latest research.
We’re excited to present top experts with diverse perspectives – don’t miss out!
Audience:
This virtual conference is designed for professionals in North America and beyond who are planning, enabling, or working with hydrogen and hydrogen blends, particularly near end-use applications. The audience typically includes manufacturers, gas utilities, technical safety authorities, research test labs, standards and certification bodies, and government representatives. However, the event is open to all interested participants.
Date: Wednesday, May 28th & Thursday, May 29th, 2025 (Live. Recordings available for registrants)
Time: 11 AM – 5 PM ET (both days, subject to slight adjustments)
Location: Virtual
Registration (required): Register here. Registration covers both days. Until you Register, add a SAVE THE DATE placeholder to your Calendar
Learn from top experts and ask your questions live! A recording will be available for those with scheduling conflicts.
*Topics, speakers, and order are subject to change.
Milan Agnani, Senior Engineer, GTI Energy – Advance Modelling and Material Sciences, Chicago
Dr. Devinder Mahajan, Professor, Material Science & Chemical Engineering, + Director of Institute of Gas Innovation & Technology, Stoney Brook University, NY
Dr. Alex Fridlyand, Senior Engineer, GTI Energy – Hydrogen Technology Center, Chicago
Speakers from Canada, US, UK & Europe (TBC)