REGIONS AND CITIES INTEREST GROUP

Kreis Steinfurt
The district Steinfurt unites 24 towns in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The district is rolling out a hydrogen mobility strategy under the theme of “regional, decentral, Co2 neutral” to support its local energy transition.
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Kozani
Kozani is the capital of West Macedonia, Greece’s leading energy producing region. The region is set to transition to zero-emission energy production by 2050 with hydrogen as one potential alternative energy source. Kozani will host EVERYWH2ERE gensets for seasonal celebrations at its central square.
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Turin
Turin is the capital of Piedmont region and one of Italy’s business and economic centres with a long industrial history. Turin is exploring hydrogen to increase air quality in the city.
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Rotterdam
Is located in the South Holland province of the Netherland. The city has explored hydrogen solutions for heating and transportation in recent years, with the Port of Rotterdam set to build the largest green hydrogen plant in Europe
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Saldus
Saldus is located in the Courland region in western Latvia. Saldus is committed to increase energy efficiency and the share of alternative energy sources in line with its Sustainable Energy Action Plan
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Haarlem
Haarlem is the capital of the North Holland province and located in one of Europe’s most densely populated metropolitan areas. Hydrogen fuel cell solutions are already pursued in Haarlem for designing fully circular office buildings.
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Cannes
The city of Cannes located on the French Riviera is host to the famous Cannes Film Festival EVERYWH2ERE participated in to promote hydrogen genset solutions to energize temporary events.

Become part of the EVERYWH2ERE Regions and Cities Interest Group!

Are you a local, or regional authority working to reduce air pollution, noise, and emissions in your region
or city? Are you looking for a new technology to provide your construction sites, festivals, harbours, and other temporary events with clean energy from zero-noise and zero-emission Fuel Cell solutions?

Then join our Regions & Cities Interest Group and learn from other leaders and pioneers how to achieve a clean, emission-free hydrogen future leader of your own transition towards an
emission-free future!  

Why to join in brief:

  • Learn from and with like-minded pioneering European regions & cities in a series of exclusive online meetings on how to implement hydrogen solutions for energising temporary events, as well as for other sectors and needs;
  • Exchange and cooperate with other cities and regions on innovative policy tools for zero emissions, zero noise construction sites and other temporary events;
  • Receive feasible and effective policy recommendations to support your zero-emission targets and climate and energy goals;
  • Benefit from the unique opportunity of taking part in the journey of hosting one of the EVERYWH2ERE 25kW or 100kW hydrogen genset, or hosting a genset yourself at a temporary event in your region or city.

Download a detailed Regions & Cities Interest Group guide here.

Interested in joining? Still having questions? Contact Arthur Hinsch Arthur.hinsch@iclei.org

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How long do I have to use the EVERYWH2ERE Genset in my demosite?

As much as you can! In order to maximise our effort and facilitate logistics of hydrogen supply and gensets transport we would prefer to target demonstration opportunities of at least one week of duration.

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In case of interest to host a FC Genset during the demonstration phase, what are the demosites suppose to do?

The main goal of the project consortium is to demonstrate our FC gensets feasibility for temporary events (music and film festivals, construction sites…). Thus, during the demonstration phase the 8 prototypes will be tested in different scenarios under several conditions, aiming at collecting information about the performance and the reliability of the gensets. Demosites in this phase will be asked for providing a ground testing where checking prototypes. The units will be connected remotely to gather information about their performance.

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