HYdrogen TO enter MARKets reducing carbon Emissions footprinT

 

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HYdrogen TO enter MARKets reducing carbon Emissions footprinT in Europe (Hy2Market) brings together regions throughout Europe that work on different innovations to boost the production, transport, and use of green hydrogen. The main objective of Hy2Market is to realize a more mature hydrogen value chain across Europe. With an interregional approach, knowledge about building a robust and innovative Hydrogen value chain is realized through targeted investments on green hydrogen production -with special focus on management systems-, the transport of hydrogen in existing and new infrastructure and the offtake of green hydrogen by industrial partners and in mobility. A variety of companies, including SMEs from all the regions participate in collaboration with regional entities that are focused on enhancing the Hydrogen eco-system in their region, and throughout Europe. The basis of Hy2Market lies with European frontrunner regions like Northern Netherlands, Upper-Austria and Rhone-Alpes, who connected and joined forces with emerging hydrogen regions from the Iberian peninsula like Asturias, Aragon, Castilla y Leon and Medió Tejo, Sicily in Italy, Western Macedonia in Greece and Constanta in Romania, where each region joins in a minimum of one focus point. To ensure the knowledge transfer from the different parts of the value chain ánd between all the SME’s and regions, a knowledge exchange platform will be initialized and built. The results of this project will also be broadly spread within the regions and off course the EU-community as a whole. Hydrogen is a promising energy carrier that helps transform our energy system into a sustainable and carbon free system. But this means that a lot of barriers along the value chain must be identified and solved, before Hydrogen becomes a widely available and ready to be used on a big scale. The Hy2Market initiative aims to identify and overcome barriers like production, transport, use in industry and mobility and broad integration

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