Coordinated the joint statement on 11 February 2026 calling for stronger lead market measures in the upcoming Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA). Founded in 2009, it has over 280 members including energy companies and manufacturers. Recent activities include lobbying for the Clean Industrial Deal and hydrogen valley proj
Provides data on European hydrogen electrolyzer capacity under construction. According to their latest data, 2,840 MW of electrolyzer capacity is under construction across Europe, with 94% concentrated in eight countries.
One of three members of Clean Hydrogen Partnership, provides in-kind contributions matching EU funds. Focuses on building European value chain for clean hydrogen.[3]
Hydrogen Europe is a key industry association aimed at advancing hydrogen adoption and lobbying for supportive EU policies. CEO Jorgo Chatzimarkakis demanded a new EU hydrogen strategy by early 2026 and mechanisms to protect early investments.[1][4]
Hydrogen Europe is a leading advocate for green and clean hydrogen in Europe, often used as an industry benchmark for hydrogen market analysis and projections. The organization works closely with EU policy makers and is an official stakeholder in chemical and energy transition strategies.
Hydrogen Europe actively lobbies for more supportive regulatory frameworks for hydrogen projects in the EU. The organization is headquartered in Brussels and represents a wide range of stakeholders in the hydrogen value chain.
Represents over 600 members and has signed an MoU with LAC Clean Hydrogen Action to fast-track clean hydrogen trade and tech cooperation across the Atlantic.
This association, along with the Renewable Hydrogen Coalition, has jointly called on the European Commission to address structural problems hindering hydrogen fuel use and production.
