NAHV

Evolving a cross-border ecosystem with renewable hydrogen
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The 2nd European PhD Hydrogen Conference (EPHyC) Successfully Concludes in Trieste
The second edition of the European PhD Hydrogen Conference (EPHyC), organised by the University of Trieste (UniTS) in collaboration with Hydrogen Europe...
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Save the Date: 13 May 2025 - Second Online Meeting of the Stakeholders’ Advisory Forum
The NAHV Stakeholders’ Advisory Forum (SAF) will hold its second online meeting on 13 May 2025 from 15:00 to 16:30. This interactive session will be an...
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Friuli-Venezia Giulia Secures €11 Million for Hydrogen Research to Boost Green Energy Transition
The Italian region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia has been awarded €11 million in funding to advance hydrogen research and innovation, marking a significant...
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NAHV: the creation of a hydrogen-based economic, social and industrial ecosystem

The North Adriatic Hydrogen Valley – NAHV project builds on the LoI signed in March 2022 by representatives of the Slovenian Ministry of Infrastructure, Croatian Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development and Friuli Venezia Giulia (FVG) Autonomous Region in Italy, contributing to the European Green Deal and European Hydrogen Strategy goals. The project’s high-level objective is the creation of a hydrogen-based economic, social and industrial ecosystem based on the capacity of the quadruple helix actors. This will drive economic growth, generating new job opportunities in the framework of both the green and digital transitions and, by creating the conditions for wider EU replicability, it will contribute to the creation of a European Hydrogen Economy…

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Stephen J. Taylor, Strategic Coordinator, Joint Working Group
Stephen J. Taylor, Strategic Coordinator, Joint Working Group

NAHV's objectives and ambition

Renewable Hydrogen is universally considered to be an important energy vector for combating climate change.
It enables the decarbonization of hard-to-abate sectors, acting as a no emission fuel with a vast potential for industrial development and job creation. Its benefits are also acknowledged through the many dedicated national hydrogen (H2) strategies that have been published globally in recent years. Simultaneously, the emergence of a hydrogen market economically stimulates regions where hydrogen is produced, and associated technologies are deployed by creating new jobs and showcasing the regions as environmental forerunners…

FAQ about the NAHV

Discover essential insights about the NAHV project in our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section. Whether you’re seeking information as a project contributor or simply curious about NAHV, this resource is tailored to address common inquiries. Uncover details about the project’s objectives, key features, and how you can actively engage. Navigate through our curated responses to frequently encountered questions to gain a comprehensive understanding of the NAHV initiative. Should you have specific queries not covered here, our dedicated support team is ready to provide personalized assistance. Empower your involvement with NAHV by delving into the insights offered in this FAQ section, designed to enhance your knowledge and participation in the project.

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