The Hydrogen Technology Expo North America, scheduled for June 25-26, 2025, at the NRG Center in Houston, Texas, USA, is set to attract a significant number of exhibitors and visitors. This event, part of a series of global expos, aims to showcase the latest advancements in hydrogen technology and related industries.

The expo will feature a wide range of exhibitors from various sectors, including energy, transportation, and industrial applications. According to the organizers, the event is expected to draw over 100 exhibitors and thousands of attendees. The exhibition area will cover approximately 100,000 square feet, providing ample space for demonstrations and networking opportunities.

In conjunction with the expo, a conference will be held on both days. The conference will feature keynote speeches from industry leaders and panel discussions on the future of hydrogen technology. The event is free to attend with a registration pass available for interested participants.

The expo is part of a larger series of global events that also includes an upcoming Hydrogen Technology Expo in Europe scheduled for October 21-23, 2025, in Hamburg, Germany. This international presence underscores the growing importance of hydrogen technology in addressing global energy challenges.

In addition to the technical aspects of the expo, there will be opportunities for attendees to network with peers and potential business partners. The event organizers have also partnered with several media outlets to ensure extensive coverage and reach.

As part of its commitment to sustainability and best practices in event management, the expo has implemented measures to minimize its environmental impact. Attendees are encouraged to use public transportation or carpooling options to reduce carbon emissions associated with travel.

Overall, the Hydrogen Technology Expo North America promises to be a pivotal gathering for professionals and enthusiasts interested in advancing hydrogen technology and exploring new opportunities in this rapidly evolving field.