October 17 Public Forum: Vision 2030 – Accelerating Commercialization in California

2. Global Perspectives and Activities
The Hydrogen Council brings a new group and perspective into the energy transition, and station deployment in Germany is continuing to match the pace. What ideas for funding, hydrogen production, stakeholder engagement, and energy policy should we consider in our Vision 2030 roadmap?
 

3. Policy Approaches to California’s Hydrogen Future
California policy and technology efforts guide the development and speed of our energy transition, including Low Carbon Fuel Standard and grid integration. Speakers will talk about policies in which hydrogen can play a role and present concepts for CaFCP Executive Board input and discussion.
 

4. Hydrogen and the Grid
Our Vision 2030 considers integrating hydrogen with the grid for demand management, energy storage, and microgrids. Speakers will provide perspectives from the electricity sector and engage in a discussion about timelines, renewables, and R&D funding focus areas.
 

5. A Look at Upcoming Vehicles
Reports from automakers, heavy-duty vehicle manufacturers, and transit agencies about upcoming vehicle deployment plans in California and around the world.
 

• 2018 meeting dates
• 2018 Chair and Vice Chair
• New member proposals
• 2018 Program Plan and Budget
• Public comment period

* Public comment period : The public comment period provides an opportunity for members of the public to address the CaFCP Executive Board on subjects related to the mission and activities of CaFCP. Each person will be allowed a maximum of three minutes to ensure that everyone has a chance to speak.

Agenda items may be taken out of order and times may vary from those listed in the agenda. The board may choose to limit public comment at the chair’s discretion.

This meeting is open to the public and will not be available by phone. This facility is accessible to persons with disabilities. Deadline for requesting ADA modification is October 13, 2017. Meeting materials will be posted at www.cafcp.org.

Antitrust Guidelines
It is the express intent of the CaFCP and its members that none of the organization’s activities will violate or be in conflict with any federal, state or local antitrust law, rule or policy (collectively, the antitrust laws). Each member will conduct its affairs in conformity with this intent. Each member is aware that there are significant civil and criminal penalties for violating antitrust laws. To the extent possible, the CaFCP and the members will act in a manner substantially in compliance with the policy entitled “Antitrust Guidelines for Collaboration Among Competitors” issued by the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice and dated April 2000. This document is available for reference on CaFCP’s member resources website.