Renewable Energy Focus - EHA, HyRaMP call for coordinated build-up of sustainable hydrogen infrastructure in Europe

Renewable Energy Focus - EHA, HyRaMP call for coordinated build-up of sustainable hydrogen infrastructure in Europe

The European Hydrogen Association (EHA) and the European Regions and Municipalities Partnership for hydrogen and fuel cells (HyRaMP) have called for accelerated support from the EU, national and local governments to ensure a sustainable build-up of hydrogen infrastructure in Europe.

Both organizations stress the need to integrate hydrogen infrastructure development into the EU’s current energy and transport infrastructure plans.

The European Hydrogen Association represents 19 national associations and the main hydrogen infrastructure companies. HyRaMP unites 30 regions across 13 countries to play a key role in implementing strategies for the uptake of fuel cell and hydrogen (FCH) technologies in Europe, in particular within the European Joint Technology Initiative (JTI) for Fuel Cells and Hydrogen.