Hydrogen has seen a global surge in popularity due to its impressive energy to weight ratio and promise to help reach zero-emission transportation goals. Domestically, California is leading the charge in terms of decarbonization and hydrogen scale-up. California has committed to replace all in-state sales of new passenger cars and trucks with zero-emission vehicles by 2035. This year's Hydrogen & Fuel Cells meeting will provide insight into the current hydrogen market from funding and policies to sourcing and infrastructure. As a co-locate with the 23rd annual Advanced Automotive Battery Conference, hydrogen fuel cell technologies and policies will also be covered.