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FP6 - 502596
HyWays - Development of a harmonised "European Hydrogen Energy RoAdmap |
| Type of Project | Integrated Project |
| Contract No | FP6 - 502596 |
| Total Cost | 7,290 KEuro |
| EC Contribution | 4,000 KEuro |
| Start Date | 1-4-2004 |
| Duration | 36 Months |
Abstract
This is an integrated project to develop the European Hydrogen Energy Roadmap. It will comprise a comparative analysis of regional hydrogen supply options and energy scenarios, including renewable energies. An integrated toolbox of proven simulation models will investigate technical, socio-economic and emission challenges and impacts of realistic hydrogen supply paths under consideration of technological and economical needs.
Though an initial emphasis will be pathways to a hydrogen infrastructure for transport fuel, synergies for stationary and portable end-use will also be considered. Regional or member/candidate state specific issues will be evaluated in partnership with local energy experts. In Phase I (18 months) France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Norway and the Netherlands will be represented to develop and validate the toolbox.
Experienced co-ordinators of all other regions or member/candidate states will also be invited in Phase I to learn about the HyWays methods and progress and to provide input about their specific hydrogen energy policy situation. These regions will then compete to become one of further 5-7 active HyWays partners in Phase II to apply the models and carry out the analysis.
Institutes and industry will in consensus with the regions or member states provide or elaborate the data and information to later synthesise a harmonised European Hydrogen Energy Roadmap.
A 1st order version of the roadmap comprising the first 6 member states is due after Phase I, the fully validated version after 36 months. Major deliverables of HyWays are the European Hydrogen Energy Roadmap and recommendations for stakeholders concerning realistic regional options to build the hydrogen energy infrastructure. Results of the process will be disseminated to stakeholders and the public via Internet.
It will result in an action plan for the implementa-tion of the European Hydrogen Energy Roadmap. Moreover, it will describe the effects and impacts of this introduction on the EU economy, society and environment. It will propose concrete policy measures, priorities in technology development and train-ing/education. Activities
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L-B-Systemtechnik, Germany
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