These days the EU Hydrogen Week 2023 is taking place in Brussels.

Important annual appointment organised by the Hydrogen Europe, the European Commission and the Clean Hydrogen Partnership with the aim to bring the entire hydrogen sector in one place for a whole week of conferences, exhibition and great networking opportunities.

In the conference streams, featured panels consisting of some of the most prominent stakeholders in the hydrogen industry covering the most pressing topics facing this new industry: the need for both urgency and pragmatism in creating the regulatory framework, the unique challenges different sectors face to decarbonise and how hydrogen can help, and how to remain a leader in an industry that has caught the attention of the rest of the world.

Yesterday, the Clean H2 Monitor 2023 was also launched. The report is the latest Hydrogen Europe publication regarding the state of play of the emergence of the clean hydrogen market in Europe.

The 2023 edition provides an updated assessment of current hydrogen production capacity and demand, addresses European policy developments, evaluates the funding and financing landscape, estimates production costs, sheds light on announced clean hydrogen p> roduction and consumption projects, and for the first time provides an assessment of hydrogen deployment in selected mobility applications. Thanks to its research, even BEST4Hy contributed to the document, sharing last updates and data produced within the project.