Exhibitions / Congresses

Connecting Hydrogen APAC 2025

Australia, Melbourne, Victoria - July 17-18, 2025
Connecting Hydrogen APAC 2025 Connecting Hydrogen APAC 2025 (CHA2025) is the industry's biggest hydrogen event in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region.

Hosted at MCEC Melbourne from July 17-18, 2025, the event unites a formidable assembly of over 5,000 attendees, including industry leaders, energy ministers, CEOs, and an impressive cohort of 200+ exhibitors. Together, we will embark on an immersive exploration of groundbreaking solutions, cutting-edge technologies, and transformative advancements propelling the hydrogen landscape forward.
Date(s)
July 17-18, 2025
Venue
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
Ticketing
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