Clean Hydrogen Partnership

Institutionalised European Partnership under Horizon Europe, established 2021-2027, with €1B EU public funds matched by private contributions from Hydrogen Europe and Hydrogen Europe Research. Launched 2026 Call for Proposals on mid-January 2026. Executive Director: Valérie Bouillon-Delporte.[1][2][3]

Primary funding entity for the H2PORTS project, providing financial support through the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU) programme.

Formed to fund and accelerate the adoption of clean hydrogen within the EU and associated countries. It manages initiatives including the Hydrogen Valleys Facility and is central to the REPowerEU plan and the Green Deal's clean energy objectives. Recently allocated new funds to strategically expand Hydrogen Valley proj

The Clean Hydrogen Partnership supports HYScale and other EU projects aiming to accelerate clean hydrogen deployment, facilitating research, validation, and market-readiness for next-gen electrolyser systems[3].

The Clean Hydrogen Partnership provides funding for the H2Haul project, which operates a total of 16 hydrogen trucks across Europe for real-world testing.

EU funding body providing €8,998,617 (14% of total budget) to support the AdvancedH2Valley project.

The Clean Hydrogen Partnership co-funded the JIVE1 project, contributing to the deployment of hydrogen buses and infrastructure in Europe.

The Clean Hydrogen Joint Undertaking signed an agreement with the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization.

Formerly the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen 2 Joint Undertaking (FCH 2 JU), this partnership provides funding and support for projects like JIVE, operating under the EU's Horizon 2020 framework.

EU institution supporting hydrogen technology development and deployment in Europe, represented by Mirela Atanasiu.

This EU body disburses funds to foster hydrogen mobility and is mentioned in the context of regulations and commitments to the sector.

Co-finances the H2Haul project, which includes the new hydrogen station in Fos-sur-Mer.

This consortium, under the Horizon Europe Programme, is investing in nine hydrogen valleys projects across Europe to promote the production and application of clean hydrogen.

EU-funded organization that provided €10 million grant for the project and coordinates the Green Hysland Project. Executive Director Bart Biebuyck attended the inauguration.

A new partnership between the European Union, Member states, and industry participants with a proposed budget of €1 billion in public funding matched by private investment.