Canadian Hydrogen Convention 2025
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APR 22 - 24, 2025
Edmonton, Canada
Oil, Gas, Energy
With billions of dollars being invested into the development of an at-scale, clean hydrogen economy, Canada has all the resources it needs to position itself as a global hydrogen superpower. As hydrogen’s future as a key fuel in the global energy system continues to expand, the Canadian Hydrogen Convention will once again take place on April 22 – 24, 2025 in Edmonton, Alberta.
The time to tap into hydrogen’s potential is now – but for that to happen, hydrogen will need to be made scalable in transport, buildings, and electricity production – with the capacity to have 30% of the end-use energy being delivered by 2050. If Canada is to develop a competitive and sustainable hydrogen economy, then it will need to focus on promoting hydrogen as a zero-carbon solution with the lowest possible environmental impact.
The time to tap into hydrogen’s potential is now – but for that to happen, hydrogen will need to be made scalable in transport, buildings, and electricity production – with the capacity to have 30% of the end-use energy being delivered by 2050. If Canada is to develop a competitive and sustainable hydrogen economy, then it will need to focus on promoting hydrogen as a zero-carbon solution with the lowest possible environmental impact.
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Sponsorship Brochure - World Police Summit
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Future of policing in response to global security challenges. WPS provides the international police community with an opportunity to source information, market updates, technical trends & developments and services to upgrade security and safety needs for cities and countries worldwide.
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Register Your Interest - World Police Summit
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Future of policing in response to global security challenges. WPS provides the international police community with an opportunity to source information, market updates, technical trends & developments and services to upgrade security and safety needs for cities and countries worldwide.
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The Egypt International Security & Safety Exhibition and Conference (EISE) is the only dedicated security and safety industry trade show serving North Africa and the Mediterranean, attracting international and local security and safety professionals across three days of exhibitions, conferences and special features.
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The Egypt International Security & Safety Exhibition and Conference (EISE) is the only dedicated security and safety industry trade show serving North Africa and the Mediterranean.
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About the Exhibition
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The Egypt International Security & Safety Exhibition & Conference is the only dedicated security and safety industry trade show serving North Africa and the Mediterranean. Experience unparalleled networking opportunities, high-level conference sessions on policies, strategies, and new technologies transforming the security and safety industry across the three days of the show, in addition to gaining access to top-tier decision-makers from the entire security value chain.
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With billions of dollars being invested into the development of an at-scale, clean hydrogen economy, Canada has all the resources it needs to position itself as a global hydrogen superpower. As hydrogen’s future as a key fuel in the global energy system continues to expand, the Canadian Hydrogen Convention will once again take place on April 22 – 24, 2025 in Edmonton, Alberta.
The time to tap into hydrogen’s potential is now – but for that to happen, hydrogen will need to be made scalable in transport, buildings, and electricity production – with the capacity to have 30% of the end-use energy being delivered by 2050. If Canada is to develop a competitive and sustainable hydrogen economy, then it will need to focus on promoting hydrogen as a zero-carbon solution with the lowest possible environmental impact.
The time to tap into hydrogen’s potential is now – but for that to happen, hydrogen will need to be made scalable in transport, buildings, and electricity production – with the capacity to have 30% of the end-use energy being delivered by 2050. If Canada is to develop a competitive and sustainable hydrogen economy, then it will need to focus on promoting hydrogen as a zero-carbon solution with the lowest possible environmental impact.
