HYDROGEN HOMECOMING:
BRINGING H2 MOBILITY BACK TO CANADA

WHERE:
Radisson Toronto Airport West | 175 Derry Rd E | Mississauga, ON L5T 2Z7

WHEN:
June 17 – 18, 2019

ABOUT

The Canadian Urban Transit Research & Innovation Consortium (CUTRIC) is proud to announce the 1st National Hydrogen Mobility Innovation Conference in Mississauga from June 17-18, 2019. This conference will attract the participation of international hydrogen technology leaders such as Ballard Power Systems, Hydrogenics Corp., New Flyer Industries, Enbridge Gas, among others.

The conference will shed light on the opportunities associated with hydrogen technology in transportation and mobility applications across road and rail sectors, while addressing the challenges that impede the progress of hydrogen mobility in the Canadian landscape. The 1st National Hydrogen Mobility Innovation Conference will bring together industry, academic and public sector stakeholders to foster collaborative innovation in hydrogen mobility ahead.

TESTIMONIALS

I wanted to take a moment to say Thank You all at Cutric-Crituc for the hard work that was put into making the Conference such a success. Not only did you help to make my first trip to Canada enjoyable but also passed on such a huge amount of useful information. I have been to several conferences concerning the production and the use of Hydrogen in transit but I came away from your conference with so much more USEFUL information. The trip to the Markham energy storage facility was the highlight of the trip for me. We are planning on a smaller production plant, only 1 MW at this time, it was wonderful to see the size and layout of that production plant. It also proved to be a great platform for making contacts in the Hydrogen world.

• Kirk Kirkland, Facilities Director, Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District (MTD)

Thank you and the entire team at CUTRIC for organizing the first national Hydrogen mobility conference this week. I certainly found it to be very informative and it is good to see that more transit agencies are becoming interested in this technology and we hope that in the near future we will have hydrogen buses servicing our transit routes here in Toronto.

• Jacobs Engineering – Rail Vehicle Project Manager

Great work putting together and executing the conference. It was very well attended and the material and panels were relevant and informative. Well done and thank you.

• Barry Dykeman, Regional Sales Manager, New Flyer