Presenters & Presentations
Tyson Eckerle
Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development
ZEV Infrastructure Project Manager
Hydrogen Station Diagrams (139)
Gerhard Achtelik
California Air Resources Board
Manager, ZEV Infrastructure Section
California Hydrogen Station Progress (171)
Jim McKinney
California Energy Commission
Manager, Emerging Fuels and Technology
Hydrogen Station Funding (108)
Naveen Berry
South Coast Air Quality Management District
Planning & Rules Manager

CaFCP and The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) staff will be conducting an outreach event at the 2015 International Code Council Business and & Expo meeting in Long Beach, CA. September 27-29, 2015. The ICC handles codes and standards for building safety and design. The conference will be targeting architects, engineers, designers, builders, contractors, elected officials, manufacturers and other representatives of the construction industry.

CaFCP staff will take part in the 2015 Pacific Oil Conference at the JW Marriott at L.A. Live September 8-10, 2015. This conference is geared towards independent petroleum marketers and convenience store retailers throughout the western United States. During the three-day conference attendees will take part in unmatched education, nonstop networking, innovative ideas, and unique purchasing opportunities. CaFCP staff will be on hand to discuss the growing hydrogen fueling network in cities across California.

CaFCP staff will take part in the 2015 Continuing Challenge three-day workshop September 8-11, 2015 at the Red Lion Woodlake Hotel, Sacramento, CA. CaFCP staff Jennifer Hamilton, James L. Bryan with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) will be presenting on Friday, September 11, 2015 from 8:00am- 12:00pm on hydrogen and fuel cell electric vehicle education. The course is designed to educate first responders about hydrogen and fuel cells electric vehicles, and to provide appropriate safety and emergency response information.

CaFCP will take part in the 2015 Fuels Institute Annual Meeting, September 23-25, 2015 at the Conrad Hotel in Indianapolis, IN. During the annual meeting CaFCP staff will talk about the growing hydrogen fueling network in California along with the recent announcements from automakers on the rollout plans for FCVs on California roads.

CaFCP members, will be participating in the 2015 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle Refueling Summit, September 22 – 23, 2015 at the Conrad Hotel in Indianapolis, IN. During the two-day summit, industry leaders, OEMOriginal Equipment Manufacturer manufacturers, station developers, and national labs will come together to educate fuel retailers/marketers across the country on hydrogen FCVs and fueling basics as well as the growing hydrogen fueling network in California and other parts of the states.

Join The California Energy Commission's Alternative and Renewable Fuel and Vehicle Technology Program on August 13th and 14th, 2015 in releasing this Draft Solicitation Concepts document in advance of developing the next hydrogen refueling infrastructure solicitation.

Join The California Energy Commission's Alternative and Renewable Fuel and Vehicle Technology Program on August 13th and 14th, 2015 in releasing this Draft Solicitation Concepts document in advance of developing the next hydrogen refueling infrastructure solicitation.

The California Fuel Cell Partnership is a sponsor.
This dedicated hydrogen energy storage (HES) workshop will create the economic understanding of the roles that HES and power to gas (P2G) can play in the provision of grid services. The workshop will explore the details that allow hydrogen solutions to play at the industry energy storage table. This will be done through review of the CHBC HES White Paper and use cases, and development of CHBC messages on HES and grid services.
The workshop will identify projects needed to meet DOE, CEC, PUC and other stakeholder needs.

The California Fuel Cell Partnership is a sponsor. This dedicated renewables to hydrogen workshop brings experts together to consider the economics and the market opportunities, and identify important projects whose development have the potential to “move the needle” for renewable hydrogen.
Stakeholders will identify the technical and market challenges, planning needs and project opportunities for testing the technical and market feasibility of hydrogen production from renewable energy sources, including biogas and electrolysis.