How the programme was built
The programme combined invited talks with peer reviewed contributions. Plenary and keynote speakers set the frame, parallel sessions carried the detailed research, and poster sessions opened the work to direct discussion. Specialised sessions added country and company perspectives, while workshops and panels addressed cross cutting questions.
The 2022 edition was hybrid. Physical sessions in Istanbul were paired with online participation, and the exhibition had both a physical and a virtual presence.
Programme strands
Plenary and keynote
Invited speakers framed the big questions in hydrogen safety, nuclear hydrogen, fuel cell durability and storage.
See the plenary speakersInvited speakers
Specialist talks on electrolytic hydrogen, production optimisation and cryogenic storage.
See the invited speakersParallel sessions
Peer reviewed papers across 17 tracks, from production and storage to policy and social dimensions.
About accepted papersPoster sessions
Authors presented work in progress and discussed results directly with delegates.
How the week workedCountry presentations
National representatives set out programmes, strategies and progress from their own markets.
See the country sessionsCompany presentations
Executives introduced technologies, products and projects to the conference audience.
See the company sessionsOther formats
- Panel discussions on sustainable development and the Turkish hydrogen agenda.
- Networking workshops on fuel cell and hydrogen partnerships.
- Specialised sessions for country and company presentations.
- Tutorial session on an open source fuel cell system platform.
- Workshops connecting research groups and industry.
- Congress platform for the online side of the hybrid programme.
For the daily rhythm, see the programme layout. For the speaker list, start with the plenary speakers.