While hydrogen is often discussed in the context of mobility, stationary applications are becoming increasingly important. They make a significant contribution to the integration of renewable energy, the stabilization of energy systems, and the decarbonisation of industrial processes. The event provides a platform to discuss current developments across the entire hydrogen value chain—from production to infrastructure and storage solutions to utilisation—and to promote professional exchange between research and industry.
As part of the innovation roundtable, participants can expectexpert presentations on current challenges and potential solutions for stationary hydrogen technologies. Key topics include storage requirements in the future energy system, hydrogen microgrids for self-sufficient energy supply, decentralized hydrogen production from biogas, and current research and development efforts in the field of stationary hydrogen applications. Guided tours of the HyCATT Research Center and the test field round out the program and offer insights into the practical testing and scaling of innovative hydrogen technologies.
