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Beneficiaries and budget: Horizon 2020 & Horizon Europe: calls 2014-2025 (excel), FP7 programme: calls 2008-2013 (excel).

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The FLHyPorts project is a small-scale Hydrogen Valley initiative that connects hydrogen production, distribution, and multi-sector end-use across the Flemish port ecosystems in Belgium.

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Belgium

MARINER will develop and validate a modular, scalable 1 MW Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cell system specifically designed for maritime applications, directly addressing key barriers to decarbonizing shipping.

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Norway

VHyTTA seeks to address the obstacles in hydrogen distribution by developing and demonstrating at TRL7 two multipurpose and flexible concepts of HRS

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United Kingdom

CleanH2Shipping will engage policy makers and authorities to advocate for harmonised regulations, demonstrate the complete hydrogen supply chain and create a blueprint for replication in other European ports and ships.

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Italy

NAVHYS will design a fuel-system to supply GH2 at 5 bar/Tambiant to be used in any propulsion system to produce from 500kW to 2MW.

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Germany

The overarching objective of the H2MARINE project is to design, build, test and validate two (2) PEM stacks generating 250 - 300 kW electric power designed for marine applications.

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Greece

Liquid hydrogen is a key solution to enable strong carbon reduction for energy, chemical and mobility industries.

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France

TRIERES is Greece's first Hydrogen Valley brings together business, knowledge and regional interests.

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Greece

RealHyFC gathers key actors of the whole PEMFC value chain to overcome crucial hurdles towards industrial empowerment on heavy-duty (HD) applications, mainly for land transport while expecting benefits for ships, trains or aircrafts.

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France

The overall goal of LH2CRAFT is to develop next generation, sustainable, commercially attractive, and safe long-term storage and long-distance transportation of Liquid Hydrogen (LH2) for commercial vessels (or even as fuel in certain applications).

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Greece