In the article “Green Hydrogen, strategies for an European and Italian leadership according to H2IT“, Luigi Crema outlines how the EU aims at internally producing 10 million tons per year of green hydrogen by 2030 and the commitment needed to install big electrolysers on the territories. This would be a huge opportunity to play a key role in the energy transition and collaboration among member countries is fundamental.
H2IT signed together with other 23 European association the Cooperation Charter which aims at fostering the adoption of technologies linked to hydrogen and support the development of a European leadership.
Hydrogen Bank and Hydrogen Valleys are other important topics in the article together with the need of up- and reskilling collaborators to allow the creation of an hydrogen market. Crema reports some of the initiatives launched to promote trainings such as GreenSkills4Hydrogen and European Hydrogen Academy.