The Bulgarian Association for Hydrogen, Fuel Cells and Energy Storage is a non-profit legal entity working for the public benefit. It brings together experts, institutions, and businesses to develop and promote fuel cell, hydrogen, and energy storage technologies, energy efficiency, and renewable energy sources, as well as environmental protection and low-carbon transport.
Bulgarian Company Installs Hydrogen System at Volkswagen Plant in Poland The Bulgarian hydrogen technology company Green Innovation, operating under the brand name Hydrogenera, will supply and install a hydrogen system at the plant of German automaker Volkswagen in Poznań, Poland. The company announced this in an official disclosure to the stock exchange. The project includes
The European Commission announced a package of measures aimed at modernising the EU’s energy infrastructure, with the goal of increasing energy independence and reducing energy bills across the Union. The Commission’s European Grids Package and the Energy Highways aims to foster major upgrade and expansion of grid infrastructure, enabling greater integration of renewable energy and
The European Commission announced today (4 December) the launch of the third round of the European Hydrogen Bank, with a budget of €1.3 billion supplemented by €1.7 billion in national contributions. It was also announced that the Innovation Fund is opening new financing opportunities for net‑zero technology projects, with a budget of €2.9 billion. In
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
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
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.
