15 October 2024 - 7 November 2024
EU-Japan Hydrogen Platform
EU-Japan Hydrogen Platform
*Online Meeting Sessions: October 15 - 18, 2024 ***On-site meeting Sessions: October 23 - 24, 2024 (during HYDROGEN Technology EXPO EUROPE 2024)
***Online Meeting Sessions: November 5 - 7, 2024
Both Japan and the EU, committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, recognise hydrogen as an essential energy source. Each has developed hydrogen strategies, set targets, and is addressing various challenges on both the demand and supply sides.
The EU-Japan Hydrogen Platform has been opened as a tool to enable exchange between Japanese and European stakeholders and build practical business partnerships that will contribute to various hydrogen-related initiatives.
The Platform is based on the idea of open innovation. Registrants create profiles including their "Offers" and "Requests" / "Seeds" and "Needs", which will allow them to identify potential partners.
Registered participants can browse each other's profiles and search for potential partners by keywords and categories. It is possible to send messages or request meetings, which will be pre-arranged on the online platform and take place either online on this platform, or onsite in Hamburg, Germany.
A first round of online meetings will take place from October 15-18, followed by onsite meetings during the two-day HYDROGEN Technology EXPO EUROPE 2024 from October 23-24. A second round of online meetings will be open from 5-7 November.
For all the sessions see the Agenda
Target Area
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Transmission, Distribution and Storage
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Industrial Applications
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Residential Applications
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Power Supply
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Heat Supply
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Mobility
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Carbon Capture Technologies (CCS & CCUS)
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Fuel cells
Eligibility
Eligibility
Access to this platform is reserved for representatives of enterprises, research and educational institutions and other related organisations, that are active in the above target fields. Individuals are not eligible for participation.
Related to public funding for this platform, only organisations headquartered in Japan, the European Union, Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Türkiye, Moldova and Ukraine can register. (as of June 2024)
Contact
EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation
Masae Ozawa, Daniel Gralki