The International Conference on Hydrogen Production (ICH₂P) Scientific and Organizing Committees are pleased to invite you to the 8th International Meeting on Hydrogen Production (ICH₂P) in Brisbane,from July 29 to 31, 2017.

The International Conference on Hydrogen Production (ICH₂P) is a multi–disciplinary international conference on the production of hydrogen through various methods as well as its use in various systems, including fuel cells. It will provide a forum for the exchange of latest advances and technical information, dissemination of new research developments in the areas of hydrogen production and usage, and presentations involving the future directions and priorities in the hydrogen economy for a sustainable future. Since 2009 in Oshawa, ICH₂P has been held successfully for 7 times.

It is my great pleasure to invite you to attend the 8th International Conference on Hydrogen Production 2017 (ICH₂P-2017), to be held at Brisbane, Australia from July 29 to 31, 2017. ICH₂P-2017 will have a similar structure as past ICH₂Ps including Keynote lectures, parallel oral sessions and poster sessions. The official language will be English. The ICH₂P-2017 mainly focuses on the production of hydrogen through photo-catalysis, electro-catalysis and other methods, as well as its storage and usage. It will provide a platform for the exchange of latest advances, advanced technology, and new research developments in the areas of hydrogen production, storage and usage. You will find the opportunity to discover the latest researches on Hydrogen, Energy, Science and Technology at this conference. It involves the future directions and priorities in the hydrogen economy for a green sustainable future.

To extend beyond technical areas, social aspect of hydrogen (policy making, hydrogen infrastructure development, environmental concerns, standards development, safely, storage, commercialization and education) will be covered. Therefore, papers on related topics are solicited from all relevant disciplinary areas, including new concepts, modeling, experiments, and simulations.