Hydrogen Technology Conference & Expo – 2027
February 10‑11, 2027 – George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston, TX

Target Audience
- Professionals and decision‑makers across the hydrogen and fuel‑cell value chain
- Engineers, researchers, and technologists focused on low‑carbon hydrogen production, storage, distribution, and end‑use applications
- Executives and business development leaders from industrial, transportation, and energy sectors seeking hydrogen solutions

Speakers (as listed in the source material)
- Melany Vargas – Vice President, Head of Hydrogen Consulting, Wood Mackenzie
- Benjamin Happek – General Manager of Energy & Hydrogen, Hyundai Motor America
- Eve Pope – CCUS Technology Analyst, IdTechEx
- Luiz Soriano – Key Account Manager, NEUMAN & ESSER
- Brian Weeks – Sr. Director, Business Development, GTI Energy
- Jakob Krummenacher – VP of Clean Energy, LSB Industries
- Dave Edwards – Director and Advocate for Hydrogen Energy, Air Liquide
- Carlos Gamarra – Vice President of Energy, Air, and IT, Houston Advanced Research Center
- Uday Turaga – Founder & CEO, ADI Analytics
- Aaron Gordon – Hydrogen Practice Lead, Kimley‑Horn
- Will Latta – Vice President, BrightLoop™, Babcock & Wilcox
- Falko Berg – Vice President, Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Application Development Group, Hyundai Motor Company
- Eric Caldwell – Emerging Technologies Technical Director, GATE Energy
- Cory Marcon – Industry Manager – Power & Hydrogen, Endress+Hauser
- Kevin Topolski – Hydrogen Infrastructure Analyst, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
- Sudhakar Mahajanam – Materials and Corrosion Engineer, MISTRAS Group, Inc.
- Abdulaziz M. Alshingiti – Director General, Investment Development Division, Royal Commission of Jubail and Yanbu (RCJY)
- Thor Gallardo – Technology Manager for Clean Methanol and Ammonia, KBR
- Susan Shifflett – Executive Director, Texas Hydrogen Alliance

Topics & Themes
- Advanced technologies for low‑carbon hydrogen production
- Efficient hydrogen storage and distribution solutions
- Stationary and mobile applications of hydrogen and fuel cells
- Integration of hydrogen with carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS)
- Infrastructure development and scaling for commercial hydrogen deployment
- Emerging materials, manufacturing equipment, and test & evaluation tools

Goals
- Foster collaboration across the entire hydrogen value chain to accelerate commercialization of low‑carbon hydrogen
- Showcase innovative solutions and engineering capabilities that enable hydrogen to become a mainstream renewable energy source
- Provide a platform for networking, knowledge exchange, and partnership building among industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers

Format
- Two‑day hybrid event combining a trade exhibition with a technical conference
- Co‑located with the Carbon Capture Technology Expo, offering cross‑sector insights
- Over 300 exhibitors presenting technologies, components, and services
- More than 100 speakers delivering presentations across multiple conference tracks
- Expected attendance of 5,000+ delegates, facilitating extensive networking opportunities