H2Life and HELIX-West

Million grants for learning communities green hydrogen

De toekenning van de NWO-subsidie betekent voor H2Life een steun in de rug die tot blijdschap bij de betrokkenen stemt. GroenvermogenNL

The allocation of some €8.8 million to the HELIX-West and H2Life projects is an important support in developing a learning infrastructure for green hydrogen in the Netherlands. Experiments with green hydrogen are increasing, but what this sector will need in terms of knowledge and labour in the future is not yet clear. Thanks to the NWO grants, this can be further investigated.

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Author: Vincent Krabbendam

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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