Hungary recently took the stage at the Edmonton Hydrogen Expo, one of North America’s leading hydrogen industry forums, with a national booth jointly organized by the HEPA Regional Office Canada and the Consulate General of Hungary in Toronto.
This major event brought together key industry players, innovators, and decision-makers to shape the future of clean energy through hydrogen technologies.
Hungary’s Delegation: A Strong Lineup
Hungary was represented by some of its most prominent organizations and leaders in the hydrogen sector:
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Hungarian Hydrogen Technology Association, led by István Lepsényi, President, and Attila Lakatos, Director of Corporate Relations
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Hydrogen Revolution Hungary, represented by János Elek, Managing Director, and Gábor Papp, R&D Director
Supporting the delegation were:
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Dr. János Jákó, Consul General of Hungary in Toronto
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Sándor Balla, Executive Director, HEPA Regional Office Canada
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Máté Árpád Igaz, Deputy Head of Mission / Trade Attaché
Together, they presented Hungary’s pioneering innovations, forward-looking solutions, and commitment to a hydrogen-powered future.
Expo Highlights: Innovation, Partnerships, and Global Reach
From the opening day, the Hungarian booth attracted significant interest. Visitors, professionals, and potential partners engaged in conversations exploring collaborations with Hungarian companies, generating numerous promising connections.
Hungary’s participation not only showcased technological innovation but also reinforced the country’s growing role in the international hydrogen landscape.
A Landmark Agreement for Canadian-Hungarian Clean Energy Collaboration
A major milestone during the event was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Canadian Hydrogen Association (CHA) and the Hungarian Hydrogen Technology Association (HHTA).
The agreement, signed by:
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Nicolas Hilario, Vice-President of Operations, CHA
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István Lepsényi, President, HHTA
and witnessed by Sándor Balla, Dr. János Jákó, and Máté Árpád Igaz, lays the foundation for deeper cooperation in hydrogen energy and technology.
The MoU aims to promote deployment efforts, encourage technology transfer, and unlock mutual market benefits — marking a significant step forward in advancing clean hydrogen innovation through international collaboration.
Advancing a Sustainable Future
The Edmonton Hydrogen Expo provided an excellent platform for Hungary to demonstrate its capabilities, build new partnerships, and emphasize its commitment to a more sustainable future powered by hydrogen.
The HEPA Regional Office Canada remains dedicated to supporting Hungarian companies in expanding their presence and impact across North America, driving progress in the clean energy sector.
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