News
05/05/2025
We’re proud to announce that the Association of Geological Hydrogen (AGH) contributes to the first-ever Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on Geologic Hydrogen (https://www.grc.org/geologic-hydrogen-conference/2026/), taking place June 7–12, 2026 in Maine, USA!
The 2026 GRC – GeoH2 will feature:
- World-renowned speakers and discussion leaders will spotlight the latest breakthroughs and insights in GeoH2.
- Daily afternoon poster sessions highlighting the latest GeoH2 research.
- Plenty of time for meaningful networking and collaboration opportunities with global researchers, educators, leaders, pioneers, innovators, and game changers in GeoH2.
📍 Full program & registration: https://www.grc.org/geologic-hydrogen-conference/2026/.
AGH is honored to help advance the global conversation around natural and stimulated hydrogen systems. We look forward to connecting with students, early-career researchers, scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and innovators who are shaping the clean energy future.
01/16/2025
AGH project, entitled "Fostering a New Workforce Pipeline to Enable Geologic Hydrogen as a Primary Clean Energy Source", was selected by the Department of Energy.
- Program objective is to foster a new GeoH2 workforce pipeline in the USA. The team will establish new industry-university-national labs partnerships to facilitate internships, provide career mentorship and coaching opportunities.
- This is a collaborative project with the participations of researchers and educators from AGH, Texas Tech University, Addis Energy, University of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University, The Pennsylvania State University, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, National Energy Technology Laboratory, Los Alamos National Lab, GTI Energy, and Texas Hydrogen Alliance.
- The team will establish more collaborations with universities, industries, national labs, and federal agencies in the near future.
