June 18 & 19, 2025
The International Centre | Toronto, Ontario
A two-day event on the exploration of hydrogen as a carbon-light alternative
Ontario is at a pivotal moment in its energy transition journey, with hydrogen emerging as a key player in the shift towards a sustainable, low-carbon future. This conference aims to bring together a diverse range of stakeholders—including technology suppliers, producers, governments, NGOs, academia, and end users—to explore the opportunities and challenges associated with hydrogen deployment in Ontario. The conference will serve as a platform for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and the development of strategies to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen technologies across various industries and explore hydrogen's role in decarbonizing the province's energy landscape and industries.
To achieve a carbon-light environment, we must collaborate, share knowledge and influence change.
Key Topics To Be Explored:
- Hydrogen Production and Supply Chain Development
- Policy and Regulatory Frameworks
- Decarbonization Strategies
- Technological Innovation and Research
- Market Development and Commercialization
- End-User Applications
Who Will Attend?
This informative three-day event brings together stakeholders from government organizations, regulatory bodies, oil and gas producing companies, service and supply companies, research centres, and academic institutions to discuss and collaborate on various aspects of oil and gas methane emission detection, mitigation, and reporting, such as regulations, policies, research, technology development and deployment, and best practices within five streams: Methane, CCUS, Hydrogen, Electrification and Nuclear towards achieving net-zero by 2050.
This year’s forum will discuss current and future challenges facing the Canadian oil and gas industry, and take a closer look at the current state of opportunities as well as the challenges and opportunities available to support technology innovation and new practices.
