Scientists and engineers across the country will celebrate Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day on October 8, aptly chosen for the atomic weight of hydrogen (1.008). Hydrogen and fuel cells can be used in multiple sectors for transportation, stationary power, and industrial applications enabling energy security, resiliency, and a strong domestic economy in emerging technologies. Join us in celebrating the week of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day with activities and announcements across the country.
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day Archive
Check out our activities and events from previous years.
2021
Join a Weeklong Celebration of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day with the Energy Department
2020
Five Things You Might Not Know About H2@Scale
DOE Announces Winner of the Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Postdoctoral Recognition Award
The IPHE Early Career Chapter will Kick Off on Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day
Collaboration Between the United States and the Netherlands Focuses on Hydrogen Technology
Celebrate Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day with the Energy Department
2019
Celebrate Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day with the Energy Department
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Week Kicks Off Today
10 Things You Might Not Know About Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
DOE Celebrates National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day with Week-Long Activities
2018
Celebrating Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day on October 8
Energy Department and Army TARDEC to Collaborate on Hydrogen and Fuel Cells for Military Use
2017
How to Celebrate Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day
Energy Department Partners with Army TARDEC to Advance Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies
2016
DOE Celebrates National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day 2016
3 Questions with a ‘Founding Father’ of Hydrogen and Fuel Cells: Byron McCormick
AMO and FCTO to Partner on Roll-to-Roll Manufacturing Activities
On the Verge of a Hydrogen Tipping Point?