Project updates

In the past year, the HELIOS project achieved several important milestones in advancing high-hydrogen gas-turbine combustion technology.

FLEX4H2 has achieved a major milestone by demonstrating its Gen2 sequential combustion system can operate stably across the full fuel range, from natural gas to 100% hydrogen.

The HYPOP project, funded by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership, has successfully advanced its mission to increase public awareness and trust in hydrogen technologies and their broader societal benefits.

The H2Accelerate TRUCKS project, Europe’s largest flagship initiatives for zero-emission hydrogen/fuel cell heavy-duty transport, has successfully achieved renewed commitment to hydrogen truck deployment.

Funded by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership, the HYPRAEL project is developing advanced electrode technologies designed to make green hydrogen production more efficient and cost-competitive with fossil fuels.

Funded by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership, the RUBY project has delivered a powerful new digital toolbox to boost the competitiveness of fuel cells.

Most green hydrogen technologies depend on fresh water. Building on earlier research, the ASTERISK project aims to overcome this limitation by developing an electrolyser capable of producing green hydrogen directly from seawater.

The CONVEY project is progressing with plans to establish an integrated hydrogen ecosystem at the Port of Hirtshals in Denmark.

The Pressurized Efficient Alkaline EleCtrolysEr (PEACE) project has reported significant progress in developing cost-effective, high-pressure alkaline electrolysis technology for green hydrogen production.