After two postponements and further transformation into a purely digital event (adapting to evolving COVID-19 health measures), we are thrilled to have held a successful 2-day digital conference and virtual trade fair.
f-cell+HFC 2020 hosted 352 Attendees from 20 countries, 92 Speakers, 20 Exhibitors, 4 Plenaries, 11 Sessions, 3 Workshops, and a Topic Table.
Save the date: WHTC together with f-cell+HFC on June 20-24, 2021
Conference proceedings:Access to speakers’ presentations and on-demand session videos are now available here.
A notification has been sent to paid attendees.
The full proceedings are also be available for purchase here.
First, to our Silver Sponsors: Ballard Power Systems provided highly informed speakers to the conference program and to the CHFCA Ports and Maritime Workshop. They also announced their FC wave and held discussions on the event platform. Toyota Canada Inc., our Lunch and Learn host, demonstrated the Toyota Mirai and provided Toyota Canada experts on a panel discussion with guest HTEC.
A special thank you for f-cell+HFC contributing sponsors, Greenlight Innovation, HTEC, the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources (British Columbia); PowerCell Sweden, and Canada’s Trade Commission Service, as well as for our Preferred Media Contributor H2 View and our Preferred Media Partner FuelCellsWorks. A heartfelt thank you is also due to Mark Kirby, Andreas Truckenbrodt, Françios Girard for the attention to detail on creating such an elite program.
As a welcome to the conference, the Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (CHFCA) introduced a new promotional video for the hydrogen and fuel cell community. The CHFCA interviewed eleven experts from across the industry to answer many important questions, and more.
This 2-day interactive digital event is sure to inspire the international hydrogen and fuel cell community.
Comprised of a variety of modules – conference sessions, workshops and a trade fair – this networking event sets its focus on connecting people. The f-cell+HFC conference features international keynote speakers as well as more technical parallel sessions offering valuable knowledge and best practices for the main application areas: Logistics, Ports and operations, Power-to-Gas with Hydrogen solutions, Heavy duty vehicles, large-scale HRS. Interactive workshops offer room to explore applications in ports and buses in more detail.
The Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (CHFCA) is a national, non-profit industry association that supports Canadian corporations, governments and academic institutions that are developing, demonstrating and deploying hydrogen and fuel cell products and services in Canada.
Our members work on hydrogen and fuel cell technologies, components, systems supply and integration, fuelling systems, fuel storage, and engineering and financial services.
The mission of the CHFCA is to champion the Canadian hydrogen and fuel cell sector, strengthen its leadership and accelerate the commercialization of members’ products and services in Canada and abroad.
Headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, the CHFCA has over 40 members and represents the majority of the stakeholders in Canada’s hydrogen and fuel cell sector.
Visit the CHFCA website to for more information at www.chfca.ca
