2027 North American Helium & Hydrogen Conference
The Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists is excited to announce the return of The North American Helium Hydrogen Conference in 2027. Mark your calendars for April 14-15, 2027 in Keystone, Colorado.
Have a questions? Want to get involved? Email heliumconference@rmag.org
Call for Abstracts
The Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists is seeking oral presentations, for its 2027 North American Helium & Hydrogen Conference. We plan to cover a range of topics related to Helium & Hydrogen exploration and commercialization including (but not limited to) Exploration Methods, Temporary Storage, Non-Hydrocarbon Commercialization, Play Characterizations and Case Studies in North America, Marketing, Regulations, and financing. New this year we're introducing a Showcase for Investors, a chance to highlight your company's investor ready project!
Interested in learning more about the subject areas and submitting your abstract? Visit the Call for abstracts page and submit the information.
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RMAG Code of Conduct
All attendees of the 2027 North American Helium & Hydrogen Conference Agree to uphold the RMAG Code of Conduct.
RMAG promotes, provides, and expects professional behavior in every engagement that members and non-members have with the organization and each other. This includes respectful and inclusive interactions free of harassment, intimidation, and discrimination during both online and in-person events, as well as any content delivered by invited speakers and instructors. Oral, written or electronic communications that contain offensive comments or demeaning images related to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or appearance are not appropriate in any venue or media. RMAG reminds members of the diversity and mission statements found on our website. Please direct any questions to heliumconference@rmag.org.
If a participant engages in behavior that violates this code of conduct, RMAG reserves the right to take any action deemed appropriate, including warning the offender(s) or expelling the offender(s) from the event, committee, and/or association.
