ANSI to Host Hydrogen Standards Workshop June 22-23 in Washington, DC
NEW YORK, April 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — As hydrogen deployment accelerates, so does the urgency to close standards gaps, align frameworks, and coordinate across sectors. To address these priorities, the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) will host a hybrid technical workshop on June 22–23 at the ASME offices in Washington, DC.
The workshop is the latest offering from ANSI’s Hydrogen Standards Coordination Initiative, which advances the development and awareness of safety and technical standards across the full hydrogen value chain — from production, storage, and transportation to carbon capture, utilization, and related infrastructure.
What to Expect
Through expert presentations, panel discussions, and collaborative working sessions, participants will:
- Identify pre-standardization research needs
- Evaluate existing and emerging standards and conformity assessment programs
- Explore regulatory and policy considerations that can support safe, widespread hydrogen adoption
The workshop will bring together stakeholders from industry, government, academia, and the standards development community to foster dialogue, strengthen cross-sector collaboration, and advance a more coordinated approach to hydrogen standardization.
Access more information and register for the workshop.
ANSI gratefully acknowledges the generous sponsors making this initiative possible: The Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP), The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), ASTM International, Compressed Gas Association (CGA), CSA Group, and the International Code Council (ICC).
March Webinar Recordings Now Available
In advance of the June workshop, ANSI hosted a series of informational webinars to equip participants with a shared foundation of knowledge. Sessions were organized around five core objectives: raising awareness of the current hydrogen standards and code landscape; connecting stakeholders and experts; offering insight into how standards are developed, adopted, and incorporated by reference; informing participants about opportunities to get involved; and providing overviews to support future workshop discussions.
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