GET FREE PASS: Hydrogen Americas Summit & Exhibition & CCUS Americas Oct 6-7, 2026 – Houston

Drive Hydrogen & CCUS Progress Across the Americas

Hydrogen Americas delivers an unparalleled opportunity to explore how hydrogen integrates with CCUS and other energy solutions under the new US and Americas energy paradigm.

• 78% of attendees are decision makers with purchasing power (C-Suite Executives, Business Development & Management).
• Houston’s strategic location ensures access to the heart of the energy industry.
• Integrated learning across hydrogen and CCUS sectors for a holistic view of the market.

Date: 6-7 October 2026
Venue: The George R. Brown Convention Centre, Houston, Texas

Where Energy Innovators and Decision-Makers Unite

Why Visit?
Get reliable information on hydrogen and CCUS project viability, meet senior decision-makers, and understand key local and global policy, regulation, and market updates.

Who’s Exhibiting?
Discover the latest innovations driving the hydrogen and CCUS industries. From electrolysers to carbon capture technologies, meet the pioneers shaping the future of energy.

What’s On?
Join the high-level conference, unlock solutions for your project needs at the exhibition, explore the new CCUS Americas Summit & Exhibition, dedicated networking, and more.

What’s New for 2026?
The event will be moving to Houston, the epicenter of the US energy market, providing unmatched access to industry leaders and opportunities. We’ve also introduced the CCUS Americas Summit & Exhibition, which is integrated directly into the program, offering deeper insights into carbon capture, utilisation, and storage. Plus, you can look forward to enhanced networking opportunities to connect with global suppliers, regional developers, and key policymakers.

Connect with CCUS and hydrogen leaders across the entire value chain

New for this year: CCUS at Hydrogen Americas
Carbon capture, utilisation, and storage are now central to the region’s energy and industrial future. Hydrogen Americas will provide solutions to the key industry qeuestions by through dedicated CCUS sessions, integrated directly into the wider summit programme.

CCUS sessions convene governments, heavy industry, energy majors, technology innovators, and investors to tackle the commercial, policy, and infrastructure priorities driving project deployment. Stakeholders gain practical insight, forge partnerships, and accelerate progress across carbon management and low-carbon energy systems.

Industry sectors

29% Hydrogen Producers, Electrolysers, Fuel Cell, Chemicals, Gas, Water, Wind, Equipment & Material Supplier and Lng
15% Construction, Epc Company, System Supplier (Oem), Utility Company, Professional Services, Project Contractor Or Support Services and Infrastructure
14% Academic / Research Company, Press & Media and Ngo & Associations
12% Government, Legal and Ministry & Regulator
11% Technology, Innovation & Integrated Solutions, Renewables, Solar, Power Generation, Battery/Storage and Biomass
9% Hydrogen Users, International Energy Company, National Energy Company, Conglomerate, Heavy Industry and Real Estate
5% Automotive, Aviation, Gas Transport, Transport & Mobility, Logistics & Supply Chain, Pipeline and Components & Parts
4% Accounting, Banks, Finance, Investors and Trading

Job functions

40% C-Suite Executives
38% Business Development & Management
22% Operations & Engineering