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23rd World Hydrogen Energy Conference · Istanbul, 26 to 30 June 2022

WHEC2020World Hydrogen Energy Conference

Submissions

Submit your short paper

A three page route from an idea to a reviewed conference presentation.

WHEC 2022

The shape of a short paper

A short paper is a compact version of a full paper. For WHEC 2022 it had to include a title, author names and affiliations, an abstract, keywords, the main text, conclusions and references. Acknowledgements and nomenclature could be added where they were relevant.

Papers were uploaded in Word format and limited to three pages, including tables and figures. The maximum file size was 20 MB. Submissions went through the conference management system, where authors could follow status, read reviews and upload a revision.

Download the short paper template

How the review worked

  1. Create a submission Add the title, authors and affiliations in the conference system.
  2. Upload the paper Use the template, keep to three pages and check the file size.
  3. Wait for review The committee assigned the paper to reviewers and recorded a decision.
  4. Revise if asked A revision had to be clean and unmarked, uploaded within two weeks of the decision email.
  5. Register and present Accepted authors registered and prepared an oral or poster presentation.

Conference tracks

Short paper tracks for 2022
TrackSubject
1Thermochemical and photonic production
2Hydrogen production: electrolysis
3Biological production and biohydrogen
4Hydrogen production: nuclear
5Hydrogen separation and purification
6Hydrogen storage
7Fuel cells: PEMFC
8SOFC and other fuel cell types
9Integrated hydrogen energy systems
10Power to gas
11Hydrogen safety
12Codes, standards and regulations
13Hydrogen strategies and policies
14Hydrogen industry, commercialisation and applications
15Hydrogen economy, logistics and infrastructure
16Environmental impact and sustainable development
17Social dimensions

The 2022 submission cycle is closed. The template is provided as an archive of the author guidance used for the edition.