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The International School “Progress in Hydrogen Safety” within HYLANTIC project “Atlantic Network for Renewable Generation and Supply of Hydrogen to promote High Energy Efficiency” will be held in Belfast (UK) next March 11-15, 2019. The event is organised by Ulster University in close collaboration with other partners of the HYLANTIC project.
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The first follow-up meeting of the european project Atlantic Network for Renewable Generation and Supply of Hydrogen to promote high energy efficiency – HYLANTIC was celebrated in Dublin, on July 3rd, 2018.
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Alfredo Ortiz, Rafael Ortiz and Sergio San Martín visited the Company Hidrógena, located in Segovia (Spain) last June 7th, 2018. Hidrógena is the supplier of the electrolyzer that will be used for hydrogen production testing, within the European project HYLANTIC.
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On April 24th,2018 the General Directorate of Innovation, Technological Development and Industrial Entrepreneurship, in collaboration with the European Technology Platform for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells, organized by the “European Regional Workshop on Hydrogen and Fuel Cells. The event took place in the facilities of., in the meeting room of the Ministry of Innovation, Industry, Tourism and Commerce (Madrid). Leer más “Hydrogen Meeting”
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Rafael Ortiz, member of the University of Cantabria team, attended the European Hydrogen Energy Conference – EHEC 2018, celebrated in Málaga (Spain) last March 14-16, 2018, where he presented his progresses in the HYLANTIC project. During the congress he presented his poster“POWER TO GAS: Integration of wind renewable energy for Hydrogen generation as a future energetic vector in the Atlantic area”.
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Gema Pérez, doctor in Chemical Engineering and Rafael Ortiz, Master in Industrial Engineering have recently joined the European project “Atlantic Network for Renewable Generation and Supply of Hydrogen to promote High Energy Efficiency – HYLANTIC”. The project, coordinated by the University of Cantabria, count on with partners from Spain, United Kingdom, Ireland, France and Portugal.