Conference Links:

Who should attend?

Investors interested in early stage companies:

Venture Capitalists
Angels

Corporate Executives interested in the latest technologies emerging from universities and startups and an update on the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell sector:

Energy providers
Early adopters

Job fair participants:

Employers
Qualified job seekers

Why attend?

Be among the first to hear about developments that are occurring in the clean energy cluster. Find new opportunities and support for your new technology.

Can I present my company at the conference?

Yes, we will consider you as a presenter, but you must apply. Click here to download the Presenter Application Form.

Can I exhibit my company via a tabletop display?

Yes, we want you to participate! Click here to download the Exhibitor Application Form.

Can my company recruit employees at the Job Fair?

Potential employers are encouraged to take part in the Fair. Click here to contact Job Fair organizers.

Do I need to register to attend the free Job Fair?

Yes, we need to know who is coming. Click here to register (do not enter financial information).

TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE FORUM
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The Conference on Clean Energy: Session for the 2005 Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Summit

9:30 - 12:00 on November 7, 2005
The Stanbro Room at the Park Plaza Hotel
Boston, MA

Hosted by the Massachusetts Hydrogen Coalition

Featured Speakers:

Brad Bradshaw, President, Massachusetts Hydrogen Coalition

Session Description:

The Massachusetts Hydrogen Coalition is pleased to present the 2005 Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Summit, following up on the success of the initial summit in 2004. Meet the innovators and entrepreneurs building the next generation of high performance hydrogen and fuel cell systems. Learn about breakthroughs in portable power solutions, find out about advanced hydrogen generation technologies, and discover how advanced materials and manufacturing techniques are driving costs lower.

For registration, please click here.
For more information on the Massachusetts Hydrogen Coalition, please contact Brad Bradshaw directly or click here.