H2MA
Green Hydrogen Mobility for Alpine Region Transportation (H2MA)
Overview
H2MA works to accelerate the transnational roll-out of green hydrogen mobility infrastructure in the Alpine region, to curb CO2 emissions and foster the transition to low-carbon transport. Through the joint development of cooperation mechanisms, strategies, tools, and resources, the project will increase the capacities of territorial public authorities and relevant stakeholders to collaboratively plan and pilot test zero-emission hydrogen routes across the Alps. As a result, H2MA will improve the governance of green hydrogen mobility, boost the uptake of green hydrogen for heavy transport, unlock green financing, and strengthen the cooperation framework between public authorities and companies involved in green hydrogen mobility.
Factsheet
- 2021 – 2027
- Carbon neutral and resource sensitive Alpine region
- SO 2.1 - Promoting energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions
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- AG9 Energy efficiency and renewable energy
- 11/2022
- 10/2025
- 2.273.155 EUR
- 1.704.866 EUR
Description
H2MA brings together 11 partners from all 5 Interreg Alpine Space EU countries (SI, IT, DE, FR, AT), to coordinate and accelerate the transnational roll-out of green hydrogen (H2) infrastructure for transport and mobility in the Alpine region. Through the joint development of cooperation mechanisms, strategies, tools, and resources, H2MA will increase the capacities of territorial public authorities and stakeholders to overcome existing barriers and collaboratively plan and pilot test transalpine zero-emission H2 routes.
H2MA’s integrated planning and implementation solutions for H2 mobility will enable the synchronized deployment of transnational infrastructure for freight and passenger transport (heavy duty trucks and railway in the short-term, maritime and aviation in the long-term), in tandem with urban mobility planning (buses), amplifying the macro-regional impact of currently siloed initiatives. As a result, H2MA will contribute to climate change mitigation (by curbing GHG emissions), reduce air and noise pollution, and further support the growth of Alpine space as a sustainable transportation hub, significantly advancing the shift to low-carbon mobility.
TERRITORIAL CHANGE H2MA will:
- Improve the governance of green H2 mobility in the Alpine region, as over 20 policy authorities and 80 stakeholders will use and upscale project outputs (resources, tools, strategies), optimizing mobility plans.
- Boost the uptake of green H2 for heavy-duty transportation across the Alpine space by supporting infrastructure development for at least 2,000 H2-powered vehicles, thus contributing to saving approximately 240 thousand CO2 tons (per year) by 2030.
- Unlock green financing and improve the cooperation framework between public authorities and businesses involved in green H2 mobility in the Alpine region, by deepening public-private synergies and harmonizing policy planning with automotive and green H2 production and distribution value chains.
Partners
Energy Agency of Savinjska, Saleska and Koroska Region (Lead partner)
BSC, Business Support Centre, Ltd, Kranj
EUROMETROPOLE DE STRASBOURG
Lombardy Foundation for the Environment
Cluster Pole Vehicule du Futur
Turin Metropolitan City
Climate Partner Upper Rhine Valley
4ward Energy Research Ltd
Lombardy Region
Italian German Chamber of Commerce Munich-Stuttgart
Codognotto Italia
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Outcomes
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Common planning and decision-making resource set to jointly coordinate the roll-out of green H2 mobility infrastructure across Alpine transportation networks
The mechanism will function as an instrument for optimizing the location of key H2 infrastructure (e.g. refueling stations and green H2 supply chains) between different Alpine territories/countries. The mechanism will be addressed to policymakers & relevant stakeholders; it will include green H2 maturity scenarios, to assist in making informed decisions. Its parameters will be selected in a study by PVF and will be jointly finalized by partners & stakeholders in a workshop organized by CMT. -
Recommendations and updates for local, regional, and national hydrogen strategies and mobility plans, integrating H2MA knowledge, resources, and tools
DownloadThe output O 1.2 – referred as a “Recommendations and updates for local, regional, and national hydrogen strategies and mobility plans integrating H2MA knowledge, resources, and tools” was developed in a merged approach together with the activity A 1.6 – “Integrating H2MA knowledge and resources into partnership territories’ H2 and mobility strategies”. The partners have updated their regional and local H2 strategies and mobility plans with the knowledge and resources produced within the first two periods of the H2MA project. The outcomes have been collected in the “Report on the implementation and achievements of recommendations and updates of local, regional and national hydrogen strategies and mobility plans, integrating H2MA knowledge, resources and tools”. -
Common ‘green H2 mobility routes’ interconnecting current with upcoming/planned infrastructure across the Alpine space
DownloadThe output O.2.1 referred as a “Common ‘green H2 mobility routes’ interconnecting current with upcoming/planned infrastructure across the Alpine space” was jointly developed by the project partners, who worked together to shape a trans-Alpine green hydrogen mobility masterplan.
The Green H2 route masterplan for the Alpine space Annexes, was developed alongside the deliverable D.2.3.2 of the H2MA project.
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Transferability toolbox for uptaking and/or upscaling the H2MA approach for green H2 mobility in partnership areas and beyond
The toolbox comprises WP3.1 and WP3.2 business and policy resources (i.e., implementation handbook, governance model, policy harmonisation recommendations, roadmap for developing green H2 mobility ecosystems, interoperability synergies). It will guide and support business ecosystems and policy-makers both within partner areas and beyond to take-up and continue building on the project approach, building and/or strengthening collaboration with H2MA partners. -
Collaboration framework with green H2 mobility actors, ecosystems, and businesses, initiating synergies to tap into green financing and investement opportunities.
Partners, LWGs members, and stakeholders will liaise with H2 ecosystems and relevant businesses to sign Memoranda of Cooperation. As a result, H2MA will deliver an ‘Alpine collaboration framework’ that will enable targeted actors to jointly pool resources and capacities to unlock (transalpine) financing opportunities (e.g., setting up public-private partnerships). In this way, H2 ecosystems will be empowered to build upon and expand the transalpine route designs pilot-tested by H2MA.
Pilots
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Green H2 route masterplan for Alpine Space - Pilot Implementation, SLOVENIA
WP2 builds on the outputs of WP1 by actively implementing and pilot testing the joint development of transalpine green hydrogen routes. This effort includes advancing territorial mobility plans and increasing partners’ capacities on interconnected H2 supply & distribution planning across the Alpine space.
Through the WP2, H2MA partners aim to increase the participation and coordination capacities of green H2 infrastructure actors to effectively plan transalpine green H2 mobility routes (with the deployment of Local Working Groups as pilot implementors), and to improve the implementation knowledge of municipalities, regional councils, and energy agencies in facilitating and monitoring the delivery of interoperable green H2 mobility solutions.
1. The first step was the organization of Local Working Groups by the pilot partners* in their areas (Slovenia, Italy, Austria, France, Germany), involving stakeholders from their respective regions. Through these meetings, hosted in different formats, stakeholders could exchange knowledge, discuss regional strategies, and develop coordinated approaches to advance hydrogen initiatives in their areas.
A summary report of Local Working Group meetings (visualizable on the resources: D.2.2.1) was finally made by PFV, who collected several inputs, focusing on participants’ experiences with the design of territorial green H2 networks.
*The Pilot partners are: KSSENA (SI), BSC Kranj (SI), EMS (FR), FLA (IT), PFV (FR), CMT (IT), 4ER (AT), LR (IT), COD (IT)
2. Currently H2MA partners are working on the second stage (D.2.3.2): the Green H2 route masterplan for Alpine space. In an upcoming workshop, FLA will guide the partners on how to review and collaboratively merge the territorial route designs into a unified transalpine Green H2 masterplan. Finally, they will present the transalpine masterplan for Green H2 mobility along with the lessons learned from the workshop, emphasizing the procedures employed to create the masterplan.
This working process will allow the pilot partners to validate the common trans-Alpine green H2 mobility masterplan and submit it to the corresponding national and EU bodies responsible for the development of H2 strategies, in order to receive feedback. In conclusion, all the partners will organize the final Local Working Groups meeting to integrate the received feedback and evaluate the pilots’ impact in the Alpine space.
Pilot Implementation - SLOVENIA
Local Working Group meetings were conducted by PP2 - BSC Kranj and PP1 - KSSENA to engage stakeholders in hydrogen infrastructure planning. BSC Kranj's LWG, held concurrently with the transnational H2MA LWG kickoff on the 26th of March 2024, introduced the H2MA tool via video presentation and facilitated discussions on infrastructure planning. KSSENA convened its LWG on April 2, 2024, and subsequently on May 17, 2024, focusing on the Velenje region. -
Green H2 route masterplan for Alpine Space - Pilot Implementation, GERMANY
WP2 builds on the outputs of WP1 by actively implementing and pilot testing the joint development of transalpine green hydrogen routes. This effort includes advancing territorial mobility plans and increasing partners’ capacities on interconnected H2 supply & distribution planning across the Alpine space.
Through the WP2, H2MA partners aim to increase the participation and coordination capacities of green H2 infrastructure actors to effectively plan transalpine green H2 mobility routes (with the deployment of Local Working Groups as pilot implementors), and to improve the implementation knowledge of municipalities, regional councils, and energy agencies in facilitating and monitoring the delivery of interoperable green H2 mobility solutions.
1. The first step was the organization of Local Working Groups by the pilot partners* in their areas (Slovenia, Italy, Austria, France, Germany), involving stakeholders from their respective regions. Through these meetings, hosted in different formats, stakeholders could exchange knowledge, discuss regional strategies, and develop coordinated approaches to advance hydrogen initiatives in their areas.
A summary report of Local Working Group meetings (visualizable on the resources: D.2.2.1) was finally made by PFV, who collected several inputs, focusing on participants’ experiences with the design of territorial green H2 networks.
*The Pilot partners are: KSSENA (SI), BSC Kranj (SI), EMS (FR), FLA (IT), PFV (FR), CMT (IT), 4ER (AT), LR (IT), COD (IT)
2. Currently H2MA partners are working on the second stage (D.2.3.2): the Green H2 route masterplan for Alpine space. In an upcoming workshop, FLA will guide the partners on how to review and collaboratively merge the territorial route designs into a unified transalpine Green H2 masterplan. Finally, they will present the transalpine masterplan for Green H2 mobility along with the lessons learned from the workshop, emphasizing the procedures employed to create the masterplan.
This working process will allow the pilot partners to validate the common trans-Alpine green H2 mobility masterplan and submit it to the corresponding national and EU bodies responsible for the development of H2 strategies, in order to receive feedback. In conclusion, all the partners will organize the final Local Working Groups meeting to integrate the received feedback and evaluate the pilots’ impact in the Alpine space.
Pilot Implementation - GERMANY
In Germany, Local Working Group meetings were organized by PP07 - KPO and PP11 – ITALCAM for Stuttgart DE11 and Freiburg DE13 regions. The meeting took place on the 12th of June 2024, conducted virtually on Teams. -
Green H2 route masterplan for Alpine Space - Pilot Implementation, ITALY
WP2 builds on the outputs of WP1 by actively implementing and pilot testing the joint development of transalpine green hydrogen routes. This effort includes advancing territorial mobility plans and increasing partners’ capacities on interconnected H2 supply & distribution planning across the Alpine space.
Through the WP2, H2MA partners aim to increase the participation and coordination capacities of green H2 infrastructure actors to effectively plan transalpine green H2 mobility routes (with the deployment of Local Working Groups as pilot implementors), and to improve the implementation knowledge of municipalities, regional councils, and energy agencies in facilitating and monitoring the delivery of interoperable green H2 mobility solutions.
1. The first step was the organization of Local Working Groups by the pilot partners* in their areas (Slovenia, Italy, Austria, France, Germany), involving stakeholders from their respective regions. Through these meetings, hosted in different formats, stakeholders could exchange knowledge, discuss regional strategies, and develop coordinated approaches to advance hydrogen initiatives in their areas.
A summary report of Local Working Group meetings (visualizable on the resources: D.2.2.1) was finally made by PFV, who collected several inputs, focusing on participants’ experiences with the design of territorial green H2 networks.
*The Pilot partners are: KSSENA (SI), BSC Kranj (SI), EMS (FR), FLA (IT), PFV (FR), CMT (IT), 4ER (AT), LR (IT), COD (IT)
2. Currently H2MA partners are working on the second stage (D.2.3.2): the Green H2 route masterplan for Alpine space. In an upcoming workshop, FLA will guide the partners on how to review and collaboratively merge the territorial route designs into a unified transalpine Green H2 masterplan. Finally, they will present the transalpine masterplan for Green H2 mobility along with the lessons learned from the workshop, emphasizing the procedures employed to create the masterplan.
This working process will allow the pilot partners to validate the common trans-Alpine green H2 mobility masterplan and submit it to the corresponding national and EU bodies responsible for the development of H2 strategies, in order to receive feedback. In conclusion, all the partners will organize the final Local Working Groups meeting to integrate the received feedback and evaluate the pilots’ impact in the Alpine space.
Pilot Implementation - ITALY
In Italy, Partners conducted different meetings with stakeholders from four different regions. First PP12 – COD held an online meeting with stakeholders from Vienna Region and Regione Veneto. PP9 - RL conducted different meetings with stakeholders. The meetings took place on 15/05/2024 and 29/05/2024, held both in Milan and virtually, via Webex. Partner PP6 – CMT organized two online meetings on the 17th and 18th of June 2024 with stakeholders from the Piedmont region. -
Green H2 route masterplan for Alpine Space - Pilot Implementation, AUSTRIA
WP2 builds on the outputs of WP1 by actively implementing and pilot testing the joint development of transalpine green hydrogen routes. This effort includes advancing territorial mobility plans and increasing partners’ capacities on interconnected H2 supply & distribution planning across the Alpine space.
Through the WP2, H2MA partners aim to increase the participation and coordination capacities of green H2 infrastructure actors to effectively plan transalpine green H2 mobility routes (with the deployment of Local Working Groups as pilot implementors), and to improve the implementation knowledge of municipalities, regional councils, and energy agencies in facilitating and monitoring the delivery of interoperable green H2 mobility solutions.
1. The first step was the organization of Local Working Groups by the pilot partners* in their areas (Slovenia, Italy, Austria, France, Germany), involving stakeholders from their respective regions. Through these meetings, hosted in different formats, stakeholders could exchange knowledge, discuss regional strategies, and develop coordinated approaches to advance hydrogen initiatives in their areas.
A summary report of Local Working Group meetings (visualizable on the resources: D.2.2.1) was finally made by PFV, who collected several inputs, focusing on participants’ experiences with the design of territorial green H2 networks.
*The Pilot partners are: KSSENA (SI), BSC Kranj (SI), EMS (FR), FLA (IT), PFV (FR), CMT (IT), 4ER (AT), LR (IT), COD (IT)
2. Currently H2MA partners are working on the second stage (D.2.3.2): the Green H2 route masterplan for Alpine space. In an upcoming workshop, FLA will guide the partners on how to review and collaboratively merge the territorial route designs into a unified transalpine Green H2 masterplan. Finally, they will present the transalpine masterplan for Green H2 mobility along with the lessons learned from the workshop, emphasizing the procedures employed to create the masterplan.
This working process will allow the pilot partners to validate the common trans-Alpine green H2 mobility masterplan and submit it to the corresponding national and EU bodies responsible for the development of H2 strategies, in order to receive feedback. In conclusion, all the partners will organize the final Local Working Groups meeting to integrate the received feedback and evaluate the pilots’ impact in the Alpine space.
Pilot Implementation - AUSTRIA
PP8 - 4ER organized LWG in Austria/Styria, to present and discuss the H2MA project and especially the H2MA planning tool with the local stakeholders and to collect their feedback, input and needs. Based on this the H2-routes for the Styrian region will be created, and the results will be discussed with the stakeholders within a second round of LWG meetings. They first organized a meeting with the Styrian national and regional Development department and a meeting with the Styrian Energy Agency onsite. Then, online, they organized a meeting with the Regional economic representatives in course of the “Standortmanager: innentreffen”. Finally, they organized an online meeting on the 11th of June 2024 with interested stakeholders. -
Green H2 route masterplan for Alpine Space - Pilot Implementation, FRANCE
WP2 builds on the outputs of WP1 by actively implementing and pilot testing the joint development of transalpine green hydrogen routes. This effort includes advancing territorial mobility plans and increasing partners’ capacities on interconnected H2 supply & distribution planning across the Alpine space.
Through the WP2, H2MA partners aim to increase the participation and coordination capacities of green H2 infrastructure actors to effectively plan transalpine green H2 mobility routes (with the deployment of Local Working Groups as pilot implementors), and to improve the implementation knowledge of municipalities, regional councils, and energy agencies in facilitating and monitoring the delivery of interoperable green H2 mobility solutions.
1. The first step was the organization of Local Working Groups by the pilot partners* in their areas (Slovenia, Italy, Austria, France, Germany), involving stakeholders from their respective regions. Through these meetings, hosted in different formats, stakeholders could exchange knowledge, discuss regional strategies, and develop coordinated approaches to advance hydrogen initiatives in their areas.
A summary report of Local Working Group meetings (visualizable on the resources: D.2.2.1) was finally made by PFV, who collected several inputs, focusing on participants’ experiences with the design of territorial green H2 networks.
*The Pilot partners are: KSSENA (SI), BSC Kranj (SI), EMS (FR), FLA (IT), PFV (FR), CMT (IT), 4ER (AT), LR (IT), COD (IT)
2. Currently H2MA partners are working on the second stage (D.2.3.2): the Green H2 route masterplan for Alpine space. In an upcoming workshop, FLA will guide the partners on how to review and collaboratively merge the territorial route designs into a unified transalpine Green H2 masterplan. Finally, they will present the transalpine masterplan for Green H2 mobility along with the lessons learned from the workshop, emphasizing the procedures employed to create the masterplan.
This working process will allow the pilot partners to validate the common trans-Alpine green H2 mobility masterplan and submit it to the corresponding national and EU bodies responsible for the development of H2 strategies, in order to receive feedback. In conclusion, all the partners will organize the final Local Working Groups meeting to integrate the received feedback and evaluate the pilots’ impact in the Alpine space.
Pilot Implementation - FRANCE
In France, Local Working groups were conducted by PP3 - EMS and PP5 - PVF. They first held a meeting with stakeholders from the region of Grand Est on site. To gather more feedback from those stakeholders and from those who could not join the first LWG, Partners organized an online meeting still for the Grand Est region. Moreover, they organized a last meeting onsite with stakeholders from the region Bourgogne-Franche-Comté.
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We kindly invite you to read the 1st Newsletter of the H2MA project! In the newsletter, you can find information about the project and project activities that we carried out together with the project partners in the past period. If you would like to receive our six monthly project Newsletter you can subscribe here.Download
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We kindly invite you to read the 5th Newsletter of the H2MA project! In the newsletter, you can find information about the project and project activities that we carried out together with the project partners in the past period. If you would like to receive our six monthly project Newsletter you can subscribe here.Download
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Starting from the problem, into a collective journey to achieve set goals by 31/10/2025. Take a look at the infographic of the H2MA project here and download the pdf file!Download
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A methodology with tools (questionnaire, KPIs, resources) and thematic instructions on how partners will collect territorial data regarding green H2 mobility infrastructure gaps.Download
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Final report, presenting an analysis of the data collected from each partnership territory according to D1.1.1 methodology, outlining key Alpine infrastructure gaps and needs.Download
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Input paper with guidelines to streamline the organisation of both on-site visits, providing also the thematic background on H2 planning requirements, to prepare participants.Download
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Summary of the lessons learnt from the Strasbourg on-site visit, outlining the technical, economic, and safety requirements identified as essential in green H2 mobility planning for buses.Download
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Summary of the lessons learnt from the Bavaria on-site visit, presenting the technical, economic, and safety requirements essential for green H2 mobility planning for trucks and trains.Download
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Instructions on how partners will identify and evaluate H2 mobility planning approaches and specifications, employing the dedicated input forms and assessment criteria provided.Download
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A presentation of the optimal design specifications of the H2MA tool, based on partners’ evaluations, which will take into account countries’ current and future infrastructure plans as core parameter.Download
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Methodology with tools and guidelines on how partners can identify territorial factors influencing H2/RES maturity, outlining also the scenarios development process.Download
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Compilation of partners’ data and deliver forecasting scenarios on H2 deployment and renewables maturity in Alpine space, prescribing their use for steering green H2 mobility planning.Download
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Organisational guidelines, including tools to facilitate collaborations, on how partners can develop (jointly with stakeholders and experts) the H2MA planning tool in a workshop.Download
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Analysis of participants’ suggestions to deliver recommendations on how to improve and finalise the tool, focusing on how it could integrate all key parameters (e.g., technical, territorial).Download
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Presentation of the ‘H2MA planning tool’, developing its user interface and operational model, so that partners propose optimal infrastructure roll-out based on technoeconomic and safety parameters.Download
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Guidelines on how to use the H2MA tool, including the tool's features, functions and scope.Download
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Guidelines on how to integrate Work Package 1 (Joint strategic planning for green H2 mobility) resources into national/regional/local H2 strategies and mobility plans, providing indicative examples, measures and wordings.Download
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A summary and an outline, with input from all partners that implemented changes in H2 strategies and plans, of the impact expected by integrating the H2MA resources in relevant policy documents.Download
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Pilot action guidelines for pilot territories, defining steps, participants, timeline, expected results, as well as the procedures for setting up working groups.Download
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A training package addressed to Local Working Groups participants to improve their understanding on H2 mobility planning and outline how the H2MA tool will be employed in the context of the pilots.Download
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A training package addressed to Local Working Groups participants to improve their understanding on H2 mobility planning and outline how the H2MA tool will be employed in the context of the pilots.Download
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A training package addressed to Local Working Groups participants to improve their understanding on H2 mobility planning and outline how the H2MA tool will be employed in the context of the pilots.Download
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A collection of input from all meetings, to be used for summarising the lessons learnt of the meetings, focusing on participants’ experiences with the design of territorial green H2 networks.Download
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Annexes to the document - Deliverable D.2.2.1 - Summary report of the Local Working Group MeetingsDownload
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A collection and presentation of each territory’s designs for green H2 routes, focusing on the nodes each Local Working Groups opted to interconnect for the purposes of optimising existing with future infrastructure.Download
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Workshop guidelines, addressing how partners first will conduct peer-review of each other’s territorial designs and then fine-tune and combine them into a common masterplan.Download
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Presentation, based on workshop results, of the transalpine masterplan for green H2 mobility and workshop’s lessons learnt, focusing on the procedures employed to arrive at the masterplan.Download
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Annexes to the document - D.2.3.2 - Green H2 route masterplan for the Alpine spaceDownload
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A collection and compilation of partner’s summary reports from the last Local Working Groups meeting, to compare the pilot results achieved per territory, analyse pilot impact, and sum up the lessons learnt.Download
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On October 8th and 9th 2024, the H2MA project will participate in the hy-fcell International, one of the most prominent global events for the hydrogen industry. This participation provides an international platform for the project to discuss the challenges and opportunities related to the transition towards sustainable, hydrogen-powered mobility. Take a look at the leaflet created for the event!
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The Work Package 3 will focus on enhancing the adoption of green hydrogen mobility solutions across the Alpine region by providing essential resources, strategic frameworks, and training workshops.
WP3 aims to boost collaboration, harmonize relevant policies, and create synergies among key stakeholders, facilitating the development of green H2 value chains and driving sustainable hydrogen mobility forward.
Take a look at the infographic to learn more!
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An implementation handbook, addressed to business stakeholders and policy makers, on how to employ the H2MA approach and results when involved in green H2 mobility planning.Download
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A report about the governance model for monitoring project efforts after the project end, extending Work Package 2 ‘Local Working Groups’ model beyond the partner areas, to coordinate transalpine planning.Download
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A roadmap on how to further develop and connect Alpine space H2 valleys, identifying factors that enable and/or hinder the growth of green H2 supply and distribution value chains.Download
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A strategic framework defining how transport services and H2 businesses can combine multiple transportation means and deepen interoperability synergies, benefiting end-users.Download
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Mismatches on H2 regulatory provisions and definitions (e.g. “green H2”) across Alpine policies, to deliver recommendations on streamlining transalpine infrastructure roll-out.Download
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EU-wide policy development workshop
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Study Visit on Urban Transportation
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Study Visit on Long-Distance Transportation
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Project news
H2MA: Expert dialogue on regional hydrogen use for mobility applications – Freiburg im Breisgau
06.06.2025
5th H2MA Project Newsletter
03.04.2025
We are happy to inform you that we have issued our 5th H2MA Project Newsletter.
EU-Wide Policy Development Workshop: Advancing Green Hydrogen Mobility in the Alpine Space
18.02.2025
Green H2 route masterplan for the Alpine Space
06.11.2024
The Green H2 route masterplan for the Alpine Space has been released
4th H2MA Project Newsletter
23.10.2024
We are happy to inform you that we have issued our 4th H2MA Project Newsletter.
H2MA at hy-fcell in Stuttgart
25.09.2024
H2MA project will participate in the hy-fcell International Expo and Conference.
Guidelines to develop the transalpine green H2 route masterplan
31.07.2024
Discover the peer-review guidelines on how to develop a common transalpine green H2 route masterplan
Start of the 4th period of H2MA project and Local Working Groups
05.06.2024
Beginning of the H2MA 4th period and LWG meetings!
Italo-Bavarian Hydrogen Forum
09.05.2024
We are pleased to share the success of the Italo-Bavarian Hydrogen Forum!
H2MA Global Stakeholder Meeting
15.03.2024
We are excited to invite you for our upcoming H2MA Global Stakeholder Meeting!
Beginning the 3rd period of H2MA project: new steps to accomplish
20.02.2024
As of the beginning of 2024, the H2MA project enters its third phase, aiming to pilot test green hydrogen routes, advance mobility plans, and enhance hydrogen supply planning in the Alpine region.
Developing the H2MA Tool
24.01.2024
On 17 January, H2MA project partners joined into an online meeting to discuss on the developments made for the H2MA Tool.
Territorial perspectives and development potentials: Austria
09.01.2024
Austria committed to become climate-neutral by 2040, thus the country has set ambitious targets when it comes to renewable energy sources (RES): by 2030, Austria wants to obtain its electricity supply completely from RES. Green hydrogen is an important enabler to reach this goal.
Territorial perspectives and development potentials: France
09.11.2023
Hydrogen is making rapid strides in France. As a sustainable energy carrier, it has attracted attention from governments, businesses, and the public as a viable substitute for conventional energy resources.
H2MA project meeting and interactive workshop
18.10.2023
On 11th and 12th October 2023, H2MA project partners participated at project meeting and a workshop meeting focused on the presentation of the draft of the “H2MA tool”.
Territorital perspectives and development potential: Italy
18.07.2023
Italy, like many other nations, faces the dual challenge of climate change and dependence on fossil energy sources. While the country has made significant strides in renewable energy production such as solar and wind power, hydrogen could offer a complementary solution to tackle future challenges.
Start of the 2nd period of H2MA project and tasks to accomplish
12.05.2023
H2MA project has just completed its first steps, here an overview of what the next activities are.
1st H2MA Project Newsletter
25.04.2023
We are happy to inform you that we have issued our 1st H2MA Project Newsletter.
Study Visit on Long-Distance Transportation in Augsburg, Germany
12.04.2023
Purpose of this Study visit was to learn about the specifications and planning requirements for the creation of commercial and urban H2 green mobility routes for long-distance transport.
Territorial perspectives and development potentials: Slovenia
07.04.2023
Slovenia has been addressing the introduction of hydrogen in transport since 2014, in 2023 it is at the very beginning with the installation of infrastructure for hydrogen vehicles and also with the introduction of vehicles into interregional public passenger transport.
H2MA project dissemination
06.04.2023
On the 23th of March, representative Matevž Šilc from lead partner KSSENA, participated at event EUSALP - H2 Focus Group.
H2MA project dissemination
08.03.2023
On the 7th of March, representative Matevž Šilc from lead partner KSSENA, participated at the Kick-off meeting of the AMETHyST project, where he presented the H2MA project. KSSENA was invited to participate to find synergies between projects and to explore the possibilities for further cooperation.
