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:

• Fuel cell components, stacks and systems
• Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEV)
• Hydrogen Refueling Stations (HRS)
• Aerospace, aviation, maritime and rail applications

Energy topics:

• Hydrogen storage, handling and distribution
• Hydrogen production
• Fuel cell systems for CHP and UPS
• Power to gas and Power to power
• Portable applications

Cross-Cutting topics:

• Safety, Environment and Training
• Codes and standards
• Companies, commercialization and markets strategies
• Countries strategies, Hydrogen regions and cities

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:

Plenary Speakers EHEC 2018

Outcomes report EHEC 2018

EHEC 2018 Brochure

Call for abstracts final results

Conference Program

Sponsoring Brochure

Agenda 2018

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: 

• Hydrogen production: reforming.
• Hydrogen production: others.
• Hydrogen storage.
• Fuel cell components and stacks, R&D.
• Hydrogen and fuel cell systems and applications.
• Control and power conditioning.
• Hydrogen distribution and filling stations.
• Market strategies.
• Companies and commercialisation.
• Codes and standards.
• Safety and environmental issues.
• Countries strategies and associations.
• Other related topics of interest.

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:

Chairman Welcome Letter

EHEC 2014 Brochure

EHEC 2014 Flyer

Call for abstracts

Call for abstracts final results

Conference Program

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:

• Hydrogen production.
• Hydrogen transportation, distribution and refuelling stations.
• Hydrogen storage.
• Hydrogen utilisation.
• Fuel cells R&D.
• Hydrogen and fuel cells applications.
• Hydrogen energy systems: design, analysis and simulations.
• Environmental issues.
• Codes and standards.
• Safety.
• Hydrogen economy.
• Social acceptance and hydrogen policies.