What is a Hydrogen Valley?
A Hydrogen Valley is a regional ecosystem where hydrogen is produced, stored, distributed and used locally
A Hydrogen Valley is a hydrogen ecosystem that cover a specific geography ranging from local or regional focus (e.g. industrial cluster, ports, airports, etc.) to specific national or international regions (e.g. cross border hydrogen corridors).
Hydrogen Valleys showcase the versatility of hydrogen by supplying several sectors in their geography such as mobility, industry and energy end uses. They are ecosystems or clusters where various final applications share a common hydrogen supply infrastructure.
Across their geographic scope, Hydrogen Valleys cover multiple steps in the hydrogen value chain, ranging from hydrogen production (and often even dedicated renewables production) to the subsequent storage of hydrogen and distribution to off-takers.
Learn more about Hydrogen Valleys in the EU: H2V Valleys | H2Valleys