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Hyvolution Paris 2026 — Time for Concrete Answers.
On the Main Stage, open to all, the major challenges facing the hydrogen sector come to life through strategic discussions, concrete feedback, and ambitious perspectives.
Industry leaders, policymakers, investors, local authorities — every voice counts in moving solutions forward.
Six main tracks structure this editorial framework. They address the real questions facing industry stakeholders— with clarity, commitment, and high standards.
H₂ Production & Derivatives
Produce more. Produce better. Produce at the right price.
Low-carbon hydrogen is becoming a reality, but in what forms? Where, how, at what cost, and with what impacts? This track explores technological choices, implementation strategies, and business models put to the test. It also examines the promise of natural hydrogen and the potential of ammonia, methanol, or LOHCs.
A space to confront industrial ambition, energy efficiency, and large-scale deployment.
Carbon Capture & Management
Decarbonization, yes — but what to do with the carbon?
Here, the focus is on capture, storage, utilization but above all: uses, viable models, and interconnections with mobility, industry, and fuels. This track sheds light on technological choices, storage sites, cost control, and success factors.
It opens the debate on the emergence of a true circular carbon market, between regulation, innovation, and territorial efficiency.
Mobility
H2: Promise or reality for mobility?
This track analyzes the fast-evolving uses of hydrogen in mobility: heavy-duty vehicles, maritime, aeronautic, light fleets. Where are we now? What works? Who's investing? What infrastructures, what standards, what levers? It gives a voice to those deploying, believing, and experimenting, to build credible scenarios for large-scale deployment.
Industrial Applications
Hydrogen: the new fuel for industrial value chains?
This track analyzes existing and emerging industrial uses: steel, chemicals, heat, multi-purpose production, etc. But it also addresses market conditions: volumes, pricing, competitiveness and public support.
A dialogue space for producers, off-takers, financiers and regulators to bring projects to life quickly and effectively.
Infrastructure
No hydrogen without infrastructure.
Transport, storage, ports, networks… This track highlights the obstacles and levers for large-scale deployment. What is holding things back? How can we accelerate it? Who is financing it? And why are these infrastructures so strategic for the overall energy system management?
Here, long-term visions, hybrid models and public-private cooperation come together.
Optimization & Sector Coupling
An integrated, smart and optimized hydrogen system.
This track explores the architecture of regional ecosystems and how they can be optimized through digital technology, data, AI, and collaborative platforms. It also questions the role of hydrogen in the energy-battery-electricity mix and the acceleration policies that need to be implemented.
A space to envision hydrogen as systemic, interconnected, and fully embedded in both local and national strategies.