Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU)

This agency provided financing for the collaboration between Proton Motor and Aumann AG to produce hydrogen fuel cells in stacks.

This joint undertaking of the European Commission provided funding for the green hydrogen electrolyzer project.

An organization supporting projects like Immortal to drive down costs and enhance competitiveness of hydrogen fuel cell trucks.

This EU initiative funds various renewable energy projects, including those focused on hydrogen fuel.

The FCH JU is part of the Horizon 2020 program and issued funding for the development and deployment of H2-powered vessels.

The Clean Hydrogen Partnership builds on the successes of the FCHJU, which is a public-private partnership supporting hydrogen technology development.

A European Union organization that funded the StasHH consortium as part of its goal to accelerate hydrogen fuel adoption in the heavy-duty sector.

Executive Director Bart Biebuyck presented on preparing for a hydrogen propelled aviation industry.

A European public-private partnership that supports hydrogen and fuel cell technology development. Bart Biebuyck serves as Director and endorsed the European HRS Availability System.

Commissioned a study analyzing Europe's hydrogen railway market and its potential for FCH technologies. Its Executive Director, Bart Biebuyck, highlighted hydrogen as a key technology for decarbonizing transportation.

The FCH JU funds projects like H2ME, which are contributing to the growth of FCEV taxis in European capitals.

A public-private partnership that supported the development of the new hydrogen station in Roissy.

The FCHJU is a co-funding partner for the High V.LO-City project in Sanremo, Italy, which involves deploying fuel cell electric buses and hydrogen refueling infrastructure.

A European program that funds the Hydrogen Mobility Europe (H2ME) project, which includes the FaHyence station.

The F.C.H J.U. is part of the European Union Horizon 2020 framework program and is co-funding the J.I.V.E. project.

EU-backed organization that provided funding for the 50th hydrogen station and promotes hydrogen infrastructure development across Europe.

The FCH JU has provided funding for the ZEFER project and receives support from the EU's Horizon 2020 programme.

This organization is investing in the development of a comprehensive hydrogen infrastructure throughout Europe to support the success of fuel cell vehicles.

Provided a $25 million grant to the JIVE 2 project to help deploy new buses equipped with hydrogen fuel cells.

The Scottish Cities Alliance is working with this organization to successfully commercialize hydrogen fuel.

A public-private partnership comprising the European Commission, Hydrogen Europe, and other prominent members. It focuses on accelerating the deployment of fuel cells across various markets, particularly transportation.

A joint undertaking that provided funding to the Digiman program through the Horizon 2020 initiative.

This joint undertaking supports the expansion of fuel cell technologies and the development of hydrogen fuel infrastructure in Europe. It works alongside the H2ME 2 project.

This consortium awarded ITM Power a $5 million grant for a new project focused on renewable hydrogen fuel production.

This institution is providing $5 million in funding for the three-year VolumeriQ project.