The European Hydrogen Energy Conference (EHEC) is Europe's conference of reference in the field of hydrogen energy. This edition will take place on May 18-20th 2022 in Madrid. EHEC was identified in the Spanish Hydrogen Roadmap in 2020 as one of the measures to position Spain as a benchmark for these technologies in Europe.
After the major success of WHEC 2016 and the last editions of EHEC (2005, 2014, and 2018), the Spanish Hydrogen Association (AeH2) has taken on the organization of EHEC 2022 to continue boosting the use of hydrogen technologies worldwide. This coming edition counts on the esteemed collaboration and support of the European Hydrogen Association (EHA), Hydrogen Europe (HE), Hydrogen Europe Research, Hydrogen Technology Collaboration Programme (IEA Hydrogen TCP), International Association for Hydrogen Energy (IAHE), International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (IJHE), Institute for the Diversification and Saving of Energy (IDAE) and the Community of Madrid.
EHEC provides an excellent framework for updates on hydrogen energy technologies. The perfect setting to showcase advances in R&D projects and products. It will bring together the latest breakthroughs in research and business to stakeholders from a worldwide audience. Additionally, the conference will facilitate the presentation of cutting-edge technologies in electrolysis and fuel cell science for strategic business collaborations to arise.
At the core of EHEC's main objectives, is to encourage and facilitate networking, create meaningful connections, and foster business opportunities. The conference will enable networking spaces and multiple side events for professionals to explore synergies and potential collaboration opportunities.
EHEC 2022 will shelter a wide range of scientific, technological, and strategic sessions: plenary sessions on the most relevant aspects of worldwide strategies and technological developments, parallel sessions to present leading research breakthroughs, and poster presentations on cutting-edge research topics. Additionally, EHEC 2022 will host engaging side events and an exclusive trade fair, a space for industry and research institutions to promote their latest products and services.
This new edition of the European Hydrogen Energy Conference will take place during an incredible momentum for hydrogen globally, as the hydrogen economy is currently being shaped. EHEC 2022 will be a meeting point for experts worldwide to discuss the best course of action for hydrogen technologies to achieve their full potential.
José Javier Brey Sánchez | H2B2 Electrolysis Technologies |
Antonio González García-Conde |
Instituto Nacional de Técnica Aeroespacial (INTA) |
Mª Luisa Martínez |
Fundación Hidrógeno Aragón (FHa) |
Rafael Luque Berruezo |
ARIEMA Energía y Medioambiente |
Carlos Merino Rodríguez |
Centro Nacional del Hidrógeno (CNH2) |
Sagrari Miguel Montalvá |
Asociación Española del Hidrógeno (AeH2) |
Emilio Nieto |
Centro Nacional del Hidrógeno (CNH2) |
Fernando Palacín |
Fundación Hidrógeno Aragón (FHa) |
Miguel Antonio Peña |
Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) |
José María Sánchez |
Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas, Medioambientales y Tecnológicas (CIEMAT) |
Ekain Fernández |
Tecnalia |
His Majesty King Felipe VI |
Kingdom of Spain |
José Luis Escudero |
Consejero de Desarrollo Sostenible. Gobierno de Castilla-La Mancha. |
Emiliano García-Page |
Presidente de Castilla-La Mancha. |
Joan Groizard Payeras | Director General. Instituto para la Diversificación y Ahorro de la Energía (IDAE). |
Rosa Ana Rodríguez | Consejera de Educación, Cultura y Deportes. Gobierno de Castilla-La Mancha. |
Eduardo Sicilia Cavanillas | Consejero de Ciencia, Universidades e Innovación. Comunidad de Madrid. |
Roberto Campana | Centro Nacional de Hidrógeno | Spain |
Pedro Casero | Fundación del Hidrógeno de Aragón | Spain |
Ekain Fernández Gesalaga | TECNALIA | Spain |
Vanesa Gil | Fundación del Hidrógeno de Aragón | Spain |
Tomás González Ayuso | CIEMAT | Spain |
Marta Maroño Buján | CIEMAT | Spain |
Miguel A. Peña | CSIC | Spain |
Jesús Rodríguez | Centro Nacional de Hidrógeno | Spain |
Jose María Sánchez Hervás | CIEMAT | Spain |
Stéphane Abanades
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PROMES-CNRS | France |
Canan Acar |
Bahcesehir University | Turkey |
Francisco Alcaide |
CIDETEC | Spain |
Luis J. Alemany |
University of Málaga | Spain |
Venetsanos Alexandros |
National Centre for Scientific Research “Demokritos” | Greece |
David Alique |
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos | Spain |
Suleyman I. Allakhverdiev |
Russian Academy of Sciences | Russia |
Ernesto Amores Vera
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NORDEX ENERGY SPAIN | Spain |
Iñaki Azcárate |
TECNALIA | Spain |
Félix Barreras |
CSIC-LITEC | Spain |
Victoria Laura Barrio Cagigal |
University of the Basque Country | Spain |
Katalin Bélafiné-Bakó |
University of Pannonia | Hungary |
Fábio Bellot Noronha |
National Institute of Technology | Brazil |
Yusuf Bicer |
Hamad Bin Khalifa University | Qatar |
Javier Brey |
H2B2 | Spain |
Michel Cassir |
CNRS - Ecole Nationale Superieure de Chimie de Paris | France |
África Castro |
H2B2 | Spain |
Antonio Chica |
CSIC-ITQ | Spain |
Whitney G. Colella |
Gaia Energy Research Institute | USA |
Remi Costa |
DLR-Institute of Solar Research | Germany |
Luigi Crema |
Fondazione Bruno Kessler | Italy |
Milos B. Djukic |
University of Belgrade | Serbia |
András Erdőhelyi |
University of Szeged | Hungary |
José Francisco Fernández |
Autonomous University of Madrid | Spain |
Ana Fernández Carrazo |
University Pablo Olavide | Spain |
Lewis M. Fulton |
University of California | USA |
Luis Gandía Pascual |
Public University of Navarra | Spain |
Raquel Garde |
CENER | Spain |
Hector González |
Centro Nacional de Hidrógeno | Spain |
Katrina M. Groth |
University of Maryland | USA |
Björn Christian Hauback |
Institute for Energy Technology | Norway |
Patricia Hernández-Fernández |
HEMPEL | Denmark |
Michael Hirscher |
Max-Planck-Institut for Intelligent Systems | Germany |
Daniel Hissel |
University of Franche-Comté | France |
John Irvine |
University of St Andrews | UK |
Fernando Isorna |
INTA | Spain |
Jens Oluf Jensen | Technical University of Denmark | Denmark |
Nathalie Job |
University of Liège | Belgium |
Deborah Jones |
University of Montpellier | France |
Jennifer Kurtz |
National Renewable Energy Laboratory | USA |
María Jesús Lázaro |
CSIC-ICQ | Spain |
Xianguo Li |
University of Waterloo | Canada |
Yong Dan Li |
Aalto University | Finland |
Chiuyue Lin |
Feng Chia University | Taiwan |
Justo Lobato |
University of Castilla-La Mancha | Spain |
Carlos Merino |
Centro Nacional de Hidrógeno | Spain |
Jaroslaw Milewski |
Institute of Heat Engineering. Warsaw University of Technology | Poland |
Vladimir Molkov |
University of Ulster | UK |
Nazim Z. Muradov |
University of Central Florida | USA |
Elena Pastor |
University of La Laguna | Spain |
Jose Ángel Peña |
University of Zaragoza | Spain |
Pilar Ramírez de la Piscina |
University of Barcelona | Spain |
Eduardo A. Rodríguez García |
University of Málaga | Spain |
Sergio Rojas |
CSIC-ICP | Spain |
Nuria Rojas García-Prado |
NORDEX ENERGY SPAIN | Spain |
Ewa Ronnebro |
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory | USA |
Fernando Rubiera |
CSIC-INCAR | Spain |
Francisco Javier Sánchez |
Centro Nacional de Hidrógeno | Spain |
David Serrano |
IMDEA Energía | Spain |
Giancarlo Sioli |
Independent Advisor | Italy |
Giuseppe Spazzafumo |
University of Cassino and Southern Lazio | Italy |
Robert Steinberger |
University of Birmingham | UK |
Francisco Tinaut |
University Politecnica of Valencia | Spain |
Panagiotis Tsiakaras |
University of Thessaly | Greece |
Zhengkai Tu |
Huazhong University of Science and Technology | China |
Íñigo Ubierna |
Centro Nacional de Hidrógeno | Spain |
Øystein Ulleberg |
Institute for Energy Technology | Norway |
Reinhold Wurster |
Ludwig-Bölkow-Systemtechnik GmbH (LBST) | Germany |
EHEC 2018 achievements:
▪ Representatives from politics and industry gave commitments to the future of hydrogen technologies in Spain at the opening ceremony and participated in the Test & Drive.
▪ 12 plenary presentations on cutting-edge hydrogen technologies and international strategies. 250 oral and poster presentations, in 6 parallel rooms and a permanent posters area, presented by international experts on the state-of-the art of science, research, development and new markets.
▪ More than 400 Test&Drive in Toyota and Hyundai Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles.
▪ A unique meeting point for associations, working groups and boards: several spaces were offered for networking at EHEC 2018.
Finally, the event covered the following topics:
Transport topics:
Energy topics:
Cross-Cutting topics:
EHEC 2018 was a high technical event that brought together more than 400 professionals, research centres, public and private institutes, companies and decision makers from throughout the entire hydrogen and fuel cell sector.
For more details, download here the following EHEC 2018 documents and media materials:
In 2014, the European Hydrogen Energy Conference came back to Spain, this time to Seville from 12th to 14th March, under the organisation of the Spanish Hydrogen Association (AeH2) and the auspices of the European Hydrogen Association (EHA).
EHEC 2014 Call for abstracts received more than 300 abstracts from 39 different countries and, despite being a mainly European-focused event, EHEC 2014 attracted experts from all over the world (about one third of the submitted abstracts belong to professionals placed beyond the European bordeers).
Finally, the event had 120 oral presentations and 100 posters, covering the following topics:
EHEC 2014 was a high technical event that brought together more than 330 professionals, research centres, public and private institutes, companies and decision makers from throughout the entire hydrogen and fuel cell sector.
For more details, download here the following EHEC 2014 documents and media materials:
The first edition of the European Hydrogen Energy Conference celebrated in Spain took place in Zaragoza in 2005. The event was organised by the Spanish Hydrogen Association (AeH2) with a great success, since more than 500 participants from all around the world came to the Conference. The event was devoted to the exchange of scientific and technical information, the presentations and posters had expounded the advances in the different subjects of the Conference:
EHEC 2018 achievements:
▪ Representatives from politics and industry gave commitments to the future of hydrogen technologies in Spain at the opening ceremony and participated in the Test & Drive.
▪ 12 plenary presentations on cutting-edge hydrogen technologies and international strategies. 250 oral and poster presentations, in 6 parallel rooms and a permanent posters area, presented by international experts on the state-of-the art of science, research, development and new markets.
▪ More than 400 Test&Drive in Toyota and Hyundai Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles.
▪ A unique meeting point for associations, working groups and boards: several spaces were offered for networking at EHEC 2018.
Finally, the event covered the following topics:
Transport topics:
Energy topics:
Cross-Cutting topics:
EHEC 2018 was a high technical event that brought together more than 400 professionals, research centres, public and private institutes, companies and decision makers from throughout the entire hydrogen and fuel cell sector.
For more details, download here the following EHEC 2018 documents and media materials:
In 2014, the European Hydrogen Energy Conference came back to Spain, this time to Seville from 12th to 14th March, under the organisation of the Spanish Hydrogen Association (AeH2) and the auspices of the European Hydrogen Association (EHA).
EHEC 2014 Call for abstracts received more than 300 abstracts from 39 different countries and, despite being a mainly European-focused event, EHEC 2014 attracted experts from all over the world (about one third of the submitted abstracts belong to professionals placed beyond the European bordeers).
Finally, the event had 120 oral presentations and 100 posters, covering the following topics:
EHEC 2014 was a high technical event that brought together more than 330 professionals, research centres, public and private institutes, companies and decision makers from throughout the entire hydrogen and fuel cell sector.
For more details, download here the following EHEC 2014 documents and media materials:
The first edition of the European Hydrogen Energy Conference celebrated in Spain took place in Zaragoza in 2005. The event was organised by the Spanish Hydrogen Association (AeH2) with a great success, since more than 500 participants from all around the world came to the Conference. The event was devoted to the exchange of scientific and technical information, the presentations and posters had expounded the advances in the different subjects of the Conference: