It is our pleasure to announce the launch of the Hydrogen Engine Alliance of North America (H2EA-NA), a groundbreaking initiative to advance hydrogen as a low-carbon fuel for internal combustion engines (ICEs) and drive the transition to a domestic, energy-secure, low-carbon transportation future.
Hydrogen holds remarkable promise as a low-carbon, domestically sourced fuel capable of transforming transportation across diverse sectors. However, achieving this vision requires a coordinated, industry-wide effort. The Hydrogen Engine Alliance addresses this critical need by fostering collaboration, driving technological innovation, and advocating for hydrogen’s role in shaping the future of mobility systems.
Why the Hydrogen Engine Alliance Matters
The Hydrogen Engine Alliance serves as the foundation of North America’s hydrogen ICE ecosystem. It provides a platform for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and impactful action. Together, we aim to accelerate hydrogen ICE technology from research and development to deployment, enabling the hydrogen economy to thrive.
Key Objectives of the Alliance
Promoting Hydrogen ICE Solutions: We advocate for hydrogen-powered internal combustion engines as a crucial pillar of hydrogen infrastructure, advancing U.S. competitiveness and achieving low-carbon mobility.
Fostering Collaboration and Engagement: The Alliance connects leaders from the automotive, energy, and government sectors, creating a space to collaborate on advancing technology, policy, and infrastructure.
Education and Outreach: Raising public awareness and enhancing stakeholder understanding of hydrogen solutions are central to driving adoption and building a robust hydrogen economy.
Membership Benefits
Joining the Hydrogen Engine Alliance provides members with exclusive access to resources, insights, and opportunities, positioning them as leaders in the hydrogen transition:
Exclusive Insights: Stay updated on advancements in hydrogen ICE solutions and the broader hydrogen economy.
Bi-Annual Meetings: Participate in discussions on cutting-edge technologies, market dynamics, regulatory developments, and best practices.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with industry leaders and stakeholders to forge impactful partnerships.
Upcoming Event: 2025 Hydrogen Engine Alliance Conference
As part of its mission to foster collaboration and education, the Hydrogen Engine Alliance of North America will host the 2025 Hydrogen Engine Alliance Conference on May 1-2, 2025, at the California Air Resources Board (CARB) headquarters in Riverside, CA.
Full-Day Conference: On May 2, sessions will focus on advancements in hydrogen engine technology, emissions reduction strategies, infrastructure development, and policy initiatives critical to the growth of the hydrogen ecosystem.
Networking Dinner: On May 1, attendees will have the chance to connect with industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers.
Why Join Now?
Hydrogen technology is evolving rapidly, and the momentum for energy independence and low-carbon solutions is stronger than ever. By joining the Alliance now, you will help shape this critical transformation and gain a front-row seat to the industry’s most exciting developments. Early membership ensures your voice is heard in crafting the hydrogen-powered future.
Our Vision for a Cleaner Future
The Hydrogen Engine Alliance envisions a world where hydrogen powers energy-secure transportation, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and drives economic growth. By becoming a member, you’ll directly contribute to this transformation and help create a cleaner, low-carbon world for generations to come.
Next Steps
Join us today and be part of the movement to transform transportation. Visit our Membership Page to learn more and secure your place in the Hydrogen Engine Alliance.
The Hydrogen Engine Alliance of North America is powered by the Center for Environmental Research & Technology at UC Riverside and the University of Michigan, building on the success of its European counterpart, Allianz Wasserstoffmotor, to foster innovation and collaboration in North America.
Together, we can harness the power of hydrogen to revolutionize transportation, protect our planet, and create a legacy of energy security and environmental progress for future generations.
Sincerely,
André Boehman – University of Michigan, Co-Director
Georgios Karavalakis – University of California, Riverside, Co-Director