Global Programme for Hydrogen in Industry

The special evening event “Future Energy – Green Hydrogen” will bring together representatives and experts from developing and developed countries to discuss future energy concepts in a creative atmosphere, visualizing the potential of green hydrogen. Organizers: UNIDO in cooperation with the Egyptian COP 27 Presidency and partners

A Special Session - as part of the 8th Global Review of Aid for Trade

The webinar was organized on 16 March 2023 by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) in cooperation with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the Hydrogen Council. The webinar aimed to call for action in countries that are not participating in ISO Technical Committees such as TC 197 “Hydrogen Technologies”, to engage in international hydrogen-related standards setting. As such, the webinar seeked to collect insights highlighting the need for developing countries to build capacity and knowledge in developing international standards on low carbon hydrogen. The webinar addressed specifics on safety standards for built environment, road mobility, industrial applications and on conducting a methodology assessment for determining the Greenhouse Gas Emissions associated with the production, conditioning, and transport of hydrogen to its application.

Opening remarks by Gerd Müller, UNIDO Director General, at Hydrogen Congress for Brazil, H2-Brazilon 22 February 2022.

Petra Schwager on the UNIDO Global Programme for Hydrogen in Industry.

In a landmark event, UNIDO and Hydrogen Europe signed a Joint Declaration to strengthen the collaboration and accelerate the advancement of hydrogen technologies. The expanded partnership outlined in the Joint Declaration encompasses various key areas, including: - Knowledge Exchange and Capacity Building - Promotion of Hydrogen Technologies - Joint Events and Global Forum Activities - Pilot Projects Development

A journey through time on the subject of energy.

As part of the exclusive programme for the ISO TC 197 members, the UNIDO-ISO Strategic Planning meeting took place on 15 Nov 2023, titled “Innovation in hydrogen: How to accelerate innovation in H2 in developing countries through standards". This meeting was attended by over 150 in-person attendees and 150 online participants representing 62 countries, including 34 developing nations. The engagement underscored the importance of collaboration in addressing the challenges faced by developing countries in their strategies to accelerate hydrogen production.

Cost-effective, low carbon hydrogen can effectively contribute to the reduction of economy-wide greenhouse gas emissions, boosting energy security, and complementing the integration of clean energy sources in the global energy mix. Low-carbon hydrogen can provide a scalable and reliable baseload source of both electricity and heat to support the efficient production of hydrogen through different processes to meet increasing energy demand and complementing intermittent renewable energy sources, making it an effective solution for large-scale, global energy systems transformation. The discussion also focused on the challenges to the deployment of such technologies and discuss solutions on how low-carbon hydrogen could advance industrialization and develop domestic sustainable value chains in developing countries. The recording from the live streamed Solution Session at the International Vienna Energy and Climate Forum. Original live-streaming: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93JMa1sJhDc&t=14472s

It was a fantastic strategic planning meeting on "Accelerating #innovation in #hydrogen in developing countries through #standards"! The gathering was part of #ISO TC 197-#Hydrogen #Technologies Plenary Week, hosted by The Global Programme for Hydrogen in Industry of UNIDO. The meeting, on 15 November, brought together more than 150 in-person attendees and 150 online participants, collectively representing 62 countries, encompassing 34 developing nations. The active engagement highlighted the pivotal role of collaboration in tackling the challenges developing countries face as they strive to enhance strategies for accelerated hydrogen production.

This clip is made from the recording of the IAEA-UNIDO hydrogen session at the International Vienna Energy and Climate Forum on 2 November. Copyright: UNIDO Low-carbon hydrogen can provide a scalable and reliable baseload source of both electricity and heat to support the efficient production of hydrogen through different processes to meet increasing energy demand and complementing intermittent renewable energy sources, making it an effective solution for large-scale, global energy systems transformation. The event will also focus on the challenges to the deployment of such technologies and discuss solutions on how low-carbon hydrogen could advance industrialization and develop domestic sustainable value chains in developing countries. Original live streaming is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93JMa1sJhDc&t=14472s

The video was produced by UNIDO with the support of the Amadeus International School Vienna and The Children's House - International Montessori Kindergarten (Nov. 2022).