2026 WHEC World Hydrogen Energy Congress and Exhibition, Singapore

The 2026 WHEC World Hydrogen Energy Conference & Exhibition in Singapore is one of the most authoritative, largest, and influential international events in the global hydrogen energy sector. Jointly organized by the internationally renowned Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and the International Association for Hydrogen Energy (IAHE), a leader in global hydrogen energy research and promotion, this powerful collaboration ensures the exhibition's academic depth and industrial breadth. Since its first inception in 1976, the WHEC World Hydrogen Energy Conference has a glorious history of nearly half a century, held biennially across continents, becoming a core platform for promoting global hydrogen energy technological advancement and industrial development. This year's exhibition is located in Singapore, a significant technology innovation hub in Asia, and will be grandly held at the modern Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre, providing attendees with a first-class exchange environment. The exhibition is dedicated to comprehensively showcasing the latest technologies, products, and solutions across the hydrogen energy value chain, covering all aspects from hydrogen production, storage, and transportation to end-use applications. WHEC is not only a platform for technology display but also a high ground for intellectual exchange, bringing together top scientists, engineers, policymakers, and entrepreneurs from around the world. Hundreds of renowned enterprises, research institutions, government departments, and industry associations from various countries will gather to discuss the future development trends, challenges, and opportunities of hydrogen energy. It is expected to attract thousands of professional visitors, including energy giants, automobile manufacturers, chemical companies, power companies, investment institutions, and government representatives, all witnessing the vigorous development of the hydrogen energy industry. The successful hosting of the exhibition will greatly promote international technology transfer, project cooperation, and policy coordination, accelerating the transition of hydrogen energy technology from laboratories to large-scale commercial applications, and making significant contributions to global energy transition and sustainable development.

The exhibit range of the 2026 WHEC World Hydrogen Energy Conference & Exhibition in Singapore covers the entire ecosystem of the hydrogen energy industry, aiming to comprehensively showcase all key technologies and solutions from hydrogen production to end-use applications. In terms of hydrogen production, exhibits will include electrolysis equipment for hydrogen production (alkaline electrolyzers, PEM electrolyzers, SOEC high-temperature solid oxide electrolyzers, etc.), renewable energy hydrogen production technologies such as photovoltaic hydrogen production and wind power hydrogen production, as well as traditional and emerging hydrogen production processes like natural gas reforming and biomass hydrogen production. Hydrogen storage and transportation are crucial links in the hydrogen energy industry chain; exhibits will include high-pressure hydrogen storage tanks (Type I, Type II, Type III, Type IV), liquid hydrogen storage technology, solid-state hydrogen storage materials (metal hydrides, chemical hydrides, etc.), hydrogen pipelines, hydrogen refueling station equipment (compressors, hydrogen storage tanks, refueling nozzles, flow meters, etc.), and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, trains, ships, drones, and other transportation hydrogen storage systems. In hydrogen fuel cell technology, the focus will be on various fuel cell stacks and systems such as Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells (PEMFC), Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC), Phosphoric Acid Fuel Cells (PAFC), as well as key fuel cell materials like catalysts, proton exchange membranes, gas diffusion layers, and bipolar plates. Furthermore, the exhibition will present diverse application scenarios for hydrogen energy, including fuel cell vehicles, fuel cell forklifts, fuel cell backup power supplies, hydrogen combined heat and power systems, hydrogen power plants, industrial hydrogen use (e.g., in steel, chemical, glass industries), and hydrogen fuel cell applications in aerospace. Auxiliary equipment and services will also be an important part of the exhibition, including hydrogen detection and analysis equipment, safety monitoring systems, valves, pipelines, pumps, compressors, sensors, control systems, hydrogen project consulting, engineering design, certification services, and related scientific research achievements. Through these comprehensive exhibits, WHEC will provide an excellent platform for professionals in the global hydrogen energy sector to understand the latest technologies, seek cooperation opportunities, and promote industrial development.

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