Exhibitions / Congresses

HYDROGEN EXPO South America 2024

Brazil, Rio de Janeiro - June 5-6, 2024
HYDROGEN EXPO South America 2024 HYDROGEN EXPO South America convenes national and international companies offering cutting-edge technologies, equipment, and solutions for the complete hydrogen and decarbonization production chain. The event enjoys active participation from crucial associations and entities in the energy and industrial sectors, with AHK-Rio as its strategic partner.
Date(s)
June 5-6, 2024
Venue
Expo Mag
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