Sharing knowledge in a working group
‘As part of the H2GreenFUTURE project, which is being carried out by project partners from Slovenia and Austria under the Interreg SI-AT programme, we are forming the H2GreenFUTURE Working Group and the Hydrogen Centre Stakeholder Board, which will play a key role in shaping the legal framework and building the ecosystem to promote the development of hydrogen technologies in Slovenia and Austria,’ explains project manager Christian Seidl from Forschung Burgenland.
The H2GreenFUTURE working group aims to exchange knowledge, experience and other information in order to define the framework conditions for pilot projects and promote innovation in the field of hydrogen technologies. The working group will later form a Hydrogen Centre Stakeholder Board, which meets twice a year and is involved in the decision-making process of the H2GreenFUTURE project. As a member of the H2GreenFUTURE working group and/or the board of the Hydrogen Centre, you can help shape hydrogen policy in Slovenia and Austria and thus contribute to accelerating the transition to green energy sources. Click here to register https://forms.gle/xi8f5Ugy81ZPFsBH8
Survey: Creating a low-carbon economy
The project addresses the area holistically by demonstrating the use of hydrogen technologies in modern industrial plants through a pilot project, emphasising the importance of skills, a stable legal and regulatory environment and networking of stakeholders. Among other things, the project will highlight the importance of identifying the needs of all actors in the value chain for the creation of a low-carbon economy in Slovenia and Austria. To prepare the regulatory sandbox and identify stakeholder needs, the following survey can be participated in: https://1ka.arnes.si/h2GreenFuture
