Gathering seven organizations from four EU countries, and with EIFER as coordinator, the HYGHER project will demonstrate the feasibility of an innovative, cost effective, and reliable high pressure value chain to transport hydrogen from production sites to refuelling stations.
A public webinar took place on 21st November to promote the HyQuality Europe project to a large audience. The webinar, organized by EIFER, was freely accessible upon online registration and primarily aimed to inform stakeholders about the scope and early results of the project.
A public event took place on 18th October at the Paris Innovation Campus by CEMIAG / Air Liquide France Industrie. During the morning, the consortium of HyQuality Europe and MetroHyVe 2 presented the state-of-the-art and recent progress of the project in a hybrid format.
This is the first data set that will populate the first European database created within HyQuality Europe.
This is the first data set that will populate the first European database created within HyQuality Europe.
Watch the new project video: BASF, Leiblein, Solana, Stora Enso and Ternua Group have applied the ORIENTING Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment (LCSA) methodology obtaining valuable learnings, benefits and opportunities from its application.
Germany is aiming for a climate-neutral heat supply in existing buildings, in new constructions and in industrial processes to be reached by 2045. Dr. Detlev Rettenmaier shares his insights in a podcast.
The project related to hydrogen mobility aims at outstanding achievements on hydrogen quality assurance in Europe in order to increase the reliability of hydrogen refueling stations (HRS), and the confidence of investors, operators and consumers.
How can sector integration contribute to a more resilient and flexible energy system? Join us for the workshop to hear more on March 30th in Brussels! Guillaume Bardeau presents SENERGY NETS project- Increasing the synergy among different energy networks through multi-energy systems, a project coordinated by EIFER.
As Europe strives to become the first climate-neutral continent by 2050, Turku and Dijon are among a group of cities seeking to reach this goal two decades earlier.
