
The Pathfinder project ELOBIO, funded by the European Innovation Council (EIC), has welcomed 70 experts working in 18 different countries from academia, research institutes, industry and EIC to the International Workshop on “Novel Routes to Green Hydrogen Production" on July 13, 2024, in Lyon. This workshop was a fantastic platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration. We were privileged to hear from five distinguished keynote speakers: Dr. Julie Mougin (Deputy Director for Hydrogen Technologies of CEA/Liten in France and board member of Hydrogen Europe Research for Hydrogen Production), Dr. Giuseppe Torzillo (National Research Council of Italy), Prof. Peter Strasser (Berlin Technical University), Dr. Hannah Johnson (Toyota Motor Europe) and Prof. Patrick Cognet (National Polytechnique Institute of Toulouse). Each of these experts shared their insights into different aspects of hydrogen technologies, opportunities, challenges and trends. In addition to the keynote presentations, all the participants were involved in four group discussions where both current and novel strategies for green hydrogen production were discussed. This white paper summarizes the results of the discussions about clean hydrogen technologies during this workshop, in particular on the prospects of alternative routes for its production. It also presents the main conclusions and recommendations proposed by the experts.
ddc:620, Clean Hydrogen Production, Transport and Storage, Biological Hydrogen Production, Assisted Electrolysis, Thermochemical Hydrogen Production, Alternative Feedstocks, Water Electrolysis, Engineering & allied operations, info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/620
ddc:620, Clean Hydrogen Production, Transport and Storage, Biological Hydrogen Production, Assisted Electrolysis, Thermochemical Hydrogen Production, Alternative Feedstocks, Water Electrolysis, Engineering & allied operations, info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/620
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