A broad technical agenda
The conference invited original contributions across the hydrogen chain. The list below guided authors, but it was not a closed list: work that crossed several areas or opened a new question was welcome. Submissions were reviewed for scientific and technical clarity, originality and relevance to the field.
The official language was English. Short papers were limited to three pages, including tables and figures, and were submitted through the conference management system.
Subject areas
- Green hydrogen
- Electrolysis and electrolysers
- Solar and renewable hydrogen
- Biohydrogen and gasification
- Fossil sources
- Nuclear hydrogen
- Hydrogen production catalysts
- Hydrogen conversion
- Innovative processes
- Micro process technologies
- Waste to hydrogen
- Hydrogen management
- Hydrogen based sustainability
- Chemical carriers and hydrides
- Gas storage and liquefaction
- Pipelines and filling stations
- Purification and membranes
- Hydrogen transportation
- Infrastructure systems
- Heat transfer
- Hydrogen thermodynamics
- Properties, safety and sensors
- Alkaline fuel cells
- PEM fuel cells
- Solid oxide fuel cells
- Molten carbonate fuel cells
- Fuel cell stacks
- Electrocatalysts and electrodes
- Components and materials
- Other fuel cell components
- Fuel cell systems modelling
- Stationary applications
- Transport and aerospace
- Hydrogen economy and standards
- Hydrogen in smart grids
- Strategies and roadmaps
- Systems modelling
- Life cycle aspects
- Exergoeconomics
- Country strategies and assessments
- Sectoral applications
- Payback of hydrogen systems
- Hydrogen as a fuel
- Hydrogen tourism
- Hydrogen vehicles
- Other applications of fuel cells
- Historical aspects
- Desulphurization
- Environmental impact
- Conventional hydrogen technologies
Looking for the paper route? The short paper page explains the structure and the tracks used in 2022.