Where will hydrogen come from.. in 2020?
Renewable Energy
Electrolysers
H2 storage
Clean Transport
Clean Industry
100% renewable targets will require power storage to manage flows on the net
Electrolysers utilise these intermittent power flows to produce H2 gas from water
H2 gas can be stored in large quantities underground and transported via existing gas pipelines
H2 vehicles recharge faster and are more durable than battery powered transport
Growing H2 demand in industrial processes will reduce costs and increase supply
What's H2appening?
Spring is here, so catch a train to these must-go H2 events in Europe!!!
Posted under EHA in Action on 22 March, 2019
The EHA for the 13th year in a row is part of the Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Europe Exhibit at the Hannover Messe from ..read on»
Pretty, Clean and Interconnected: EU PCI’s heading for 2030
Posted under Hydrogen Hits the Roads on 20 March, 2019
The EU PCI Days this year gathered the an eclectic number of organisations around the Marine Grid Declaration driven by the Renewable Grid Initiative (RGI) ..read on»
EHA Climate Brief Week 20: In with H2 islands!
Posted under EHA Climate Briefs on 15 March, 2019
On February 18, 2019- 26 European islands have officially launched their clean energy transition with the support of the European Commission’s Clean Energy for ..read on»
In the Clinsh with inland shipping emissions
Posted under Hydrogen Hits the Roads on 13 March, 2019
On March 13, 2019  the mid term confernece of EU CLINSH project  promoting clean inland waterway transport IWT. The province Zuid-Holland, as the lead partner, coordinates ..read on»
Italian TSO cooperation mimics the Dutch
Posted under Hydrogen Hits the Roads on 8 March, 2019
On March 1, 2019 Italian TSO's for resp ..read on»
EHA Climate Brief Week 19: From Sunday speeches to Monday action?
Posted under EHA Climate Briefs on 8 March, 2019
Brussels is flooded with energy transition events in view of the Gas Package ..read on»
Leading airlines fail to meet emission-cutting plans beyond 2020
Posted under EHA in Action on 7 March, 2019
The London School of Economics' Grantham Research Institute published a study on 5 March observing world leading airlines’ carbon management practices and their emissions ..read on»
Affordable Hydrogen from Solar Power
Posted under EHA Climate Briefs on 5 March, 2019
After 10 years of research and development, Professor Johan Martens' group of bioscience engineers at KU Leuven finally created a solar panel that produces hydrogen ..read on»
EHA Climate Brief Week 18: Hailing in rail
Posted under Monthly update 01/2019 on 26 February, 2019
Over the last months several announcements on the deployment of rails point to the need to think again on how and where large scale hydrogen ..read on»
EU Member States take on Truck Emissions and Boost Zero-Emission
Posted under Latest News on 20 February, 2019
EU member states have reached a provisional agreement in the early hours of February 19, pushing truckmakers to cut carbon emissions of trucks sold ..read on»
EU Parliament looks at H2 in existing German coal
Posted under Latest News on 19 February, 2019
At a Workshop on February 19, 2019 the EU Parliament  picked up on the latest German ambition as communicated on  January 26, 2019 by the read on»

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Billion € invested by Hydrogen Council over next 5 years
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Fuel Cell vehicles on the road to date
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Million € invested in H2 station deployment in Germany
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H2 fuelings stations in the world (AFC TCP, 2018)

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