Don't Miss This Major Fuel Cell Industry Event!

Thursday, 17 October 2019 ( #945 )

Speed over to Long Beach! (Image courtesy of Plug Power)

With just a few weeks to go, the 2019 Fuel Cell Seminar & Energy Exposition (FCS&EE) is already boasting an impressive and unprecedented roster of plenary speakers, exhibitors, and technical sessions to ensure every attendee comes away with a full industry experience. The conference is set to take place November 5-7 at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, California. The FCS&EE is the premier fuel cell and hydrogen industry event in the U.S., the place to see and hear the latest technology advancements, policy developments, and market strategies firsthand, while connecting with the leading companies and stakeholders making it all happen. In just two and a half days, the FCS&EE will pack a lot of punch. Kicking off on Tuesday afternoon, the U.S. Department of Energy is hosting a half-day H2@Scale workshop which will highlight the latest federal hydrogen activities, pilot projects, and analyses, as well as feature panels on heavy-duty applications and energy storage. H2@Scale speakers will include Department of Energy officials, as well as industry leaders from Cummins, Nikola, Shell, Honda, and more. The morning plenary talks will feature some of the industry's main players in the material handling and medium/heavy-duty mobility space, including Toyota and the Port of Long Beach on Wednesday, and fuel cell manufacturers Plug Power (U.S.), Ballard Power Systems (Canada), and PowerCell (Sweden) on Thursday. Wednesday and Thursday afternoon technical sessions include a range of topics on transportation, hydrogen fueling, codes and standards, and much more. FCS&EE's exhibit hall will display Toyota's Project Portal fuel cell truck, as well as consumer light-duty fuel cell vehicles from Toyota, Hyundai, and Honda. Plug Power will bring a fuel cell-powered forklift and hydrogen refueling system to the show floor. Other companies will be showing off a full range of products, including tanks, hoses, filters, compressors, and fuel cell and hydrogen generation systems. If you have been reading about fuel cells in the logistics sector and want to see why some of the world's leading companies are deploying them in warehouses, distribution centers, cold storage facilities, ports, airports, and transit agencies, then register for the 2019 Fuel Cell Seminar today! Registration for the 2019 Fuel Cell Seminar is open. For more information, please visit www.fuelcellseminar.com.