Path2 Hydrogen CEO to join hydrogen industry forum panel

Josh McMorrow, CEO of Path2 Hydrogen and executive chairman of GenH2, will speak Sept. 1 at Darcy Partners’ virtual Hydrogen State of Industry Forum. The panel comes as GenH2 pitches its zero-loss liquid hydrogen storage technology as a way to cut waste and improve hydrogen’s cost competitiveness.

Why it matters: - The hydrogen sector is still trying to prove it can compete with fossil fuels on cost and reliability. - McMorrow plans to use the forum to argue that low-cost, low-carbon hydrogen needs loss-free liquefaction, storage and transfer to win in the market. - GenH2 says eliminating liquid hydrogen losses can change the economics of hydrogen infrastructure.

What happened: - GenH2 announced that Josh McMorrow will speak at Darcy Partners’ Hydrogen State of Industry Virtual Forum on Sept. 1, 2026. - The session runs from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. EST on Zoom. - McMorrow will join the panel titled “Hydrogen After the Hype: What’s Real, What’s Changed, and What’s Next.” - The panel will include experts covering production, midstream infrastructure and offtake.

The details: - McMorrow is CEO of Path2 Hydrogen AG and executive chairman of GenH2. - McMorrow said hydrogen companies that can produce a low-cost, low-carbon molecule and move it without losses will prevail. - McMorrow said he wants to share what GenH2 is seeing across the hydrogen value chain and how hydrogen can compete with fossil-fuel alternatives. - GenH2 says its Controlled Storage technology was developed from NASA proof-of-concept research. - The company says the technology can eliminate hydrogen losses during liquid hydrogen storage and transfer. - GenH2 says its cryo-refrigerated storage system keeps liquid hydrogen in a sub-cooled state, which eliminates venting and prevents boil-off. - The company says users without Controlled Storage currently face losses of 30% to 50% of delivered liquid hydrogen. - GenH2 says those losses make hydrogen harder to compete on cost. - GenH2 says removing those losses unlocks the economics of liquid hydrogen. - Path2 Hydrogen acquired GenH2 in 2025. - Path2 Hydrogen says the acquisition supports its goal of building a pure-play hydrogen public company with technology to liquefy, transfer, store and dispense liquid hydrogen.

Between the lines: - The forum appearance gives Path2 Hydrogen and GenH2 a platform to argue that hydrogen’s bottleneck is not just production, but the infrastructure needed to preserve product value after it is made. - The company’s message is aimed at midstream economics, where storage losses can undermine the case for wider hydrogen adoption. - GenH2 is linking its product story to a broader industry debate about whether hydrogen can scale without major efficiency gains.

What's next: - McMorrow is scheduled to speak during the virtual forum on Sept. 1. - Darcy Partners is hosting the event on Zoom. - GenH2 and Path2 Hydrogen are continuing to position their combined business around liquid hydrogen infrastructure and zero-loss storage.

The bottom line: - Path2 Hydrogen is using the forum to make a simple case: hydrogen’s next phase depends on infrastructure that can move liquid hydrogen without wasting it.