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European Hydrogen Week 2023
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Location

Brussels

Brussels Expo
Programmes
Climate, Energy, Mobility

Hydrogen Europe, the European Commission and the Clean Hydrogen Partnership are organising this year's edition of the European Hydrogen Week on 20-24 November 2023 in Brussels.

More than 200 speakers in 25 conference sessions will focus on the hydrogen industry trends, R&D, the regulatory framework, ...

The European Hydrogen Week includes a B2B-forum, an exhibition floormultiple simultaneous plenary sessions and a high-level policy conference. The preliminary agenda for the latter can be consulted here.

More information can be found on the main website.

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