About The Conference
About
The European Hydrogen Energy Conference (EHEC) is one of the most prominent events in Europe focused on hydrogen energy and related technologies. Organized in a bianual basis by the Spanish Hydrogen Association (AeH2), EHEC serves as a key platform for showcasing the latest developments in hydrogen research, technology, and applications across various sectors.
Key features of the EHEC:
- Multidisciplinary Focus: The conference covers a wide range of topics, including hydrogen production, storage, distribution,fuel cells, mobility applications, industrial uses, and safety considerations.
- Scientific and Technical Sessions: EHEC hosts numerous sessions where researchers, engineers, and industry leaderspresent their latest findings, technological advancements, and pilot projects.
- Networking Opportunities: The event attracts stakeholders from academia, industry, and government, fosteringcollaboration among companies, research institutions, and policymakers.
- Exhibition Area: In addition to the technical program, EHEC features an exhibition space where companies showcaseproducts, services, and technological innovations related to hydrogen energy.
- Policy and Market Insights: The conference includes panels discussing the regulatory landscape, funding opportunities,and strategies to scale up hydrogen technologies in line with the EU's Green Deal and energy transition goals.
About
The European Hydrogen Energy Conference (EHEC) is one of the most prominent events in Europe focused on hydrogen energy and related technologies. Organized in a bianual basis by the Spanish Hydrogen Association (AeH2), EHEC serves as a key platform for showcasing the latest developments in hydrogen research, technology, and applications across various sectors.
Key features of the EHEC:
- Multidisciplinary Focus: The conference covers a wide range of topics, including hydrogen production, storage, distribution,fuel cells, mobility applications, industrial uses, and safety considerations.
- Scientific and Technical Sessions: EHEC hosts numerous sessions where researchers, engineers, and industry leaderspresent their latest findings, technological advancements, and pilot projects.
- Networking Opportunities: The event attracts stakeholders from academia, industry, and government, fosteringcollaboration among companies, research institutions, and policymakers.
- Exhibition Area: In addition to the technical program, EHEC features an exhibition space where companies showcaseproducts, services, and technological innovations related to hydrogen energy.
- Policy and Market Insights: The conference includes panels discussing the regulatory landscape, funding opportunities,and strategies to scale up hydrogen technologies in line with the EU's Green Deal and energy transition goals.
About the Spanish Hydrogen Association
The Spanish Hydrogen Association (AeH2) is a non-profit organization that represents around 400 partners across the entire value chain of the hydrogen industry in Spain.
Since its foundation in 2002, the AeH2 has been working to encourage, promote, and foster the development of hydrogen-based technologies, recognizing its fundamental role in the transition to a sustainable, carbon-free energy model through innovation and job creation.
The AeH2 actively collaborates with the public and private sectors, including national, regional, and local public administrations, to ensure the inclusion of hydrogen in strategic plans and the formation of a regulatory framework in Spain.
This collaboration has resulted in several documents of great national significance, such as the Draft Bill on Climate Change and Energy Transition, the National Integrated Energy and Climate Plan 2021-2030 (PNIEC), and the Spanish Hydrogen Roadmap.
About the Spanish Hydrogen Association
The Spanish Hydrogen Association (AeH2) is a non-profit organization that represents around 400 partners across the entire value chain of the hydrogen industry in Spain.
Since its foundation in 2002, the AeH2 has been working to encourage, promote, and foster the development of hydrogen-based technologies, recognizing its fundamental role in the transition to a sustainable, carbon-free energy model through innovation and job creation.
The AeH2 actively collaborates with the public and private sectors, including national, regional, and local public administrations, to ensure the inclusion of hydrogen in strategic plans and the formation of a regulatory framework in Spain.
This collaboration has resulted in several documents of great national significance, such as the Draft Bill on Climate Change and Energy Transition, the National Integrated Energy and Climate Plan 2021-2030 (PNIEC), and the Spanish Hydrogen Roadmap.
