We bring together the people working on hydrogen technologies, fuel cells and clean energy.
In August 2022, the Icelandic Environment Agency, Umhverfisstofnun, reviewed a proposed amendment to the permit for the VON hydrogen station at Hellisheiði. The operator, Orka náttúrunnar, planned to apply for authorisation to produce up to 130 tonnes of hydrogen annually using its existing equipment. The case provides a concrete example of the permitting issues associated
On 30 September, the Bulgarian Hydrogen, Fuel Cell and Energy Storage Association (BGH2A) presented the HySEE – Hydrogen in Southeast Europe project during a stakeholder meeting held in Stara Zagora. The project aims to support the development of the renewable hydrogen market in Bulgaria and Romania by analysing production and consumption potential, infrastructure needs, the
The permitting pathway for an electrolysis installation in Austria depends on the type of activity, its configuration and location. This is the approach followed by the guide published by the Servicestelle Erneuerbare Gase (SEG) in December 2024. SEG guide, pp. 8–9 Published by SEG in January 2025, the guide covers the production of renewable hydrogen
The SET4H2 project supports the development and implementation of hydrogen technologies within Europe’s Strategic Energy Technology Plan (SET Plan), providing critical support to the Hydrogen Implementation Working Group
Hydrogen Electromobility Days in Bulgaria
The PermittHy project addresses a key challenge to the accelerated deployment of hydrogen solutions — the need for a clear regulatory framework, greater expertise, and a unified approach to permitting procedures, including safety assessment and monitoring.
H2START is a pioneering Horizon Europe Teaming project – Bulgaria’s first Centre of Excellence in clean hydrogen technologies – through top-class equipment to drive cutting-edge research, education, collaboration with industry and policymakers
The HySEE project will map the renewable hydrogen potential in Bulgaria and will analyze the Southeastern hydrogen corridor to Europe.
of the universe is hydrogen — a versatile energy carrier and feedstock.
potential decarbonization in Bulgaria by 2050
primary by‑product from fuel cells is water — enabling circular cycles.
