Safety of cryogenic hydrogen transfer technologies in public areas for mobile application

This program targets research and innovation entities focused on improving hydrogen safety, with an emphasis on its application in mobile contexts within public areas. The program seeks to involve organizations capable of contributing to international standardization efforts.

This program funds research and innovation activities focused on improving the safety of cryogenic hydrogen transfer. It targets specific sectors related to hydrogen and transport, emphasizing the development of practical safety solutions and contributions to international standards.

The program provides grants for research and innovation, contributing to the broader objectives of the Clean Hydrogen Joint Undertaking. While no specific maximum funding amount is set per project for this topic, the overall annual budget for the call provides context.

Applicants must adhere to general Horizon Europe conditions, particularly regarding admissibility, eligibility, financial capacity, and IPR. Specific provisions apply to the submission of proposals and the management of intellectual property, especially for projects contributing to standardization.

The application process follows a single-stage submission and is governed by general Horizon Europe guidelines for evaluation and grant agreement procedures. Support services are available to assist applicants.

The program is grounded in key European Union legal frameworks and specific program documents that define its mandate and operational guidelines. Access to these official texts is provided through various EU portals.