Success stories

The Clean Hydrogen Partnership is funding hydrogen valleys.

With the launch of the European Skills Agenda in 2020 and the European Year of Skills in 2023, the EU has acknowledged the vital role of education and training in providing opportunities to everyone and ensuring sustainable growth.

Fuel cell and hydrogen technologies are expected to play a key role in decarbonising transport.

Projects funded by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership are developing advanced megawatt-scale
electrolysers to meet the standards required for hydrogen production at industrial sites.

Fuel cell stacks are the heart of power production in electric vehicles.

Greater market uptake of hydrogen technology depends on public confidence in its safety.

Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) powered by green hydrogen can contribute to meeting climate goals and making Europe’s cities more liveable.

The decarbonisation of the natural gas grid, from production and transport to end use, can help the EU reach its climate change targets.

Producing hydrogen in sufficient volumes and for a variety of applications is a vital part of efforts to decarbonise Europe’s energy, transport and industry sectors.