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EU funding (€1,143,000): Identification of legal rules and administrative processes applicable to Fuel Cell and Hydrogen technologies’ deployment, identification of legal barriers and advocacy … Hor22 Dec 2016 EU Research and Innovation programme "Horizon"

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Identification of legal rules and administrative processes applicable to Fuel Cell and Hydrogen technologies’ deployment, identification of legal barriers and advocacy towards their removal.

The fuel cells and hydrogen (FCH) industry has made considerable progress toward market deployment. However existing legal framework and administrative processes (LAPs) – covering areas such as planning, safety, installation and operation – only reflect use of incumbent technologies. The limited awareness of FCH technologies in LAPs, the lack of informed national and local administrations and the uncertainty on the legislation applicable to FCH technologies elicit delays and extra-costs, when they do not deter investors or clients. This project aims at tackling this major barrier to deployment as follows: • Systematically identifying and describing the LAPs applicable to FCH technologies in 18 national legal systems as well as in the EU proper legal system. • Assessing and quantifying LAP impacts in time and/or resource terms and identify those LAP constituting a legal barrier to deployment. • Comparing the 18 countries to identify best and bad practices • Raising awareness in the countries where a LAP creates a barrier to deployment. • Advocating targeted improvements in each of 18 countries + EU level • It will make all this work widely available through: (1) A unique online database allowing easy identification, description and assessment of LAPs by country and FCH application. (2) Policy papers by applications and by country with identification of best practice and recommendations for adapting LAP. (3) A series of national (18) and European (1) workshops with public authorities and investors. HyLAW sets up a National Association Alliance not just for the duration of the project, but for the long term consolidation of the sector under a single unified umbrella. By bringing together these national associations and all of Hydrogen Europe’s members, it’s the first time ever that the entire European FCH sector is brought together with a clear and common ambition.


Funded Companies:

Company name Funding amount
Agenzia Nazionale Per LE Nuove Tecnologie, L'Energia E LO Sviluppo Economico Sostenibile €39,000
Association Francaise Pour l'Hydrogene et les Piles a Combustible €50,000
Brintbranchen €24,375
BULGARIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES €21,000
Commissariat a L Energie Atomique et aux Energies Alternatives €20,000
Dansk Gasteknisk Center AS €21,875
DEUTSCHER WASSERSTOFF- UND BRENNSTOFFZELLEN VERBAND e. V. €77,750
Fundacion para El Desarrollo de Las Nuevas Tecnologias del Hidrogeno en Aragon €39,000
Greater London Authority €28,750
HUN-REN Termeszettudomanyi Kutatokozpont €21,000
Hydrogen Europe €308,000
Instytut Energetyki - Panstwowy Instytut Badawczy €21,000
Latvijas Udenraza Asociacija €45,000
National Research And Development Institute For Cryogenics And Isotopic Technologies Icsi RM Valcea €21,000
Österreichische Energieagentur - Austrian Energy Agency €39,000
Sintef AS €11,075.00
STICHTING KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDS NORMALISATIE INSTITUUT €124,000
Stiftelsen Sintef €27,925
Sti - Sistemas e Tecnicas Industriais Lda. €21,000
TEKNOLOGIAN TUTKIMUSKESKUS VTT Oy €39,000
The Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association Ltd. €8,750.00
UK Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association €56,500
Vatgas Sverige Ideell Forening €39,000
Waterstofnet VZW €39,000

Source: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/735977

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