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Clean Hydrogen Partnership 2022 call for proposals €300.5 million

The Clean Hydrogen Partnership will provide €300.5 million to support projects that boost renewable hydrogen production, reduce its costs, develop its storage and distribution solutions, and stimulate the use of low carbon hydrogen in hard to abate sectors. The deadline for…

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The Clean Hydrogen Partnership will provide €300.5 million to support projects that boost renewable hydrogen production, reduce its costs, develop its storage and distribution solutions, and stimulate the use of low carbon hydrogen in hard to abate sectors. The deadline for application is 20th September 2022 and it falls under the Horizon Europe funding programme. A total of 41 topics will be part of the call for proposals: 10 for renewable hydrogen production, 11 for hydrogen storage and distribution, 8 for transport, 4 for heat and power, 5 projects will support cross-cutting issues; this call will also support 2 hydrogen valleys and 1 strategic research challenge.

Official source: https://www.clean-hydrogen.europa.eu/media/news/call-proposals-europe-investing-eu3005-million-clean-hydrogen-technologies-2022-02-28_en

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