The Canadian Hydrogen Convention is a leading hydrogen strategic conference and exhibition taking place at the Edmonton Convention Centre in Edmonton, Canada on April 21-23, 2026. The event targets energy leaders, policymakers, innovators, and industry experts from around the world, aiming to drive the advancement of hydrogen technologies and accelerate the energy transition. The convention marks a turning point in the global energy conversation, shifting from speculative enthusiasm to grounded innovation and tangible deployment. Canada is building the hydrogen economy, with Edmonton as the nation's first hydrogen hub. The event features a strategic conference with esteemed speakers, including Honourable Brian Jean, Minister of Energy and Minerals, Government of Alberta, and David Billedeau, President and CEO of the Canadian Hydrogen Association. The program includes presentations from industry leaders, innovators, and experts in the field of hydrogen. The convention aims to share Canada's story with the world, showcasing the country's efforts to make refineries and oil and gas facilities net-zero by 2050. The event will feature a technical conference, exhibition, and awards, as well as special features, including a showcase of market-ready solutions, infrastructure development, and industrial competitiveness. Participating companies include industry leaders, innovators, and experts from around the world. The convention is curated by the governing body members, including Brent Lakeman, Executive Director of the Edmonton Region Hydrogen Hub, and Charles Ward, Director of Natural Gas Strategy and Engagement at Alberta Energy. The event offers a platform for companies to connect with influential decision-makers across the global hydrogen value chain, driving the advancement of hydrogen technologies and accelerating the energy transition.