Technology Infrastructures are key to bringing hydrogen innovations from the lab to the market. On 1 October, Louis Mazurkiewicz, Innovation Manager at Hydrogen Europe Research and ACTHYVE project partner, will share key findings from the ACTHYVE Technology Infrastructure Atlas, mapping hydrogen testing, validation and demonstration capabilities across Europe at VoltaChem webinar.
Join the webinar and discover how better connected infrastructures can help accelerate hydrogen innovation and scale-up!
VoltaChem invites to a #webinar in which Louis Mazurkiewicz, Innovation Manager at Hydrogen Europe Research and Sara Fabrizio, Consultant TNO, will give a presentation on: “Accelerating Hydrogen Innovation through Connected Test Infrastructures”.
Date: 1 October, 2026Time: 12:00 - 13:00
Registration is free of charge and can be done via this link: https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/voltachem-webinar-1-october-tickets-1999296597944
Europe has a strong and growing hydrogen innovation ecosystem, with many laboratories, pilot sites and demonstration facilities already supporting technology development. But to accelerate industrial deployment, these infrastructures need to become more visible, better connected and easier to access across borders. In this VoltaChem webinar, we will explore how technology test infrastructures can help speed up hydrogen developments and bring promising innovations closer to market. We will share key insights from the #ACTHYVE Technology Infrastructure Atlas, which maps European hydrogen facilities for technology development, testing, validation and demonstration. Based on input from 114 stakeholders across 19 countries, the Atlas provides a unique view on available capabilities, technology readiness levels, governance models and access conditions. TNO and GroenvermogenNL initiative #COPE will also be presented in this webinar. 🌍 We will also look beyond Europe and compare different approaches from the United States, Japan and Australia, highlighting how coordinated laboratories, demonstration facilities and hydrogen mapping platforms can strengthen innovation ecosystems and support faster scale-up.
