H2-DEIA is a new initiative dedicated to advancing diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility across the rapidly expanding global hydrogen and fuel cell economy.
We aim to provide a global platform for industry, government and academia, dedicated to fostering diversity, sharing best practices, and supporting workforce development to advance an inclusive and equitable hydrogen and fuel cell economy.
This is a proud moment, and diversity, equity, and inclusion are a high priority for South Africa. As one of our first activities, we are pleased to launch a pilot mentor-mentee platform under H2-DEIA which will help to link mentors with those interested in hydrogen.
Chair of IPHE and Chief Science and Technology Representative-Hydrogen, Department of Science and Innovation of South Africa
Contribution to sustainable global growth by promoting hydrogen utilization is well recognized at the Hydrogen Energy Ministerial, held in September 2023 and I believe diversity will be a key part of it.
Vice Chair of IPHE, representing the Japanese Government through the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry
The H2-DEIA vision strongly aligns with U.S. efforts to ensure our clean energy future is rooted in diversity, equity, and inclusion. We are pleased to partner with the Hydrogen Council and our government counterparts across the international community.
Vice-Chair of IPHE and Director of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office
Building a diverse hydrogen economy will help deliver a just and sustainable transition to net zero. Together with H2-DEIA we look forward to developing the next generation of hydrogen experts
Sanjiv Lamba, CEO of Linde, and Yoshinori Kanehana, Chairman of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., Hydrogen Council Co-Chairs.
This is a proud moment, and diversity, equity, and inclusion are a high priority for South Africa. As one of our first activities, we are pleased to launch a pilot mentor-mentee platform under H2-DEIA which will help to link mentors with those interested in hydrogen.
Chair of IPHE and Chief Science and Technology Representative-Hydrogen, Department of Science and Innovation of South Africa
Contribution to sustainable global growth by promoting hydrogen utilization is well recognized at the Hydrogen Energy Ministerial, held in September 2023 and I believe diversity will be a key part of it.
Vice Chair of IPHE, representing the Japanese Government through the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry
The H2-DEIA vision strongly aligns with U.S. efforts to ensure our clean energy future is rooted in diversity, equity, and inclusion. We are pleased to partner with the Hydrogen Council and our government counterparts across the international community.
Vice-Chair of IPHE and Director of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office
Building a diverse hydrogen economy will help deliver a just and sustainable transition to net zero. Together with H2-DEIA we look forward to developing the next generation of hydrogen experts
Sanjiv Lamba, CEO of Linde, and Yoshinori Kanehana, Chairman of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., Hydrogen Council Co-Chairs.
