The consortium participants have commenced a three-day work session for the project's launch. With a budget of 13 million euros, of which 10 million is contributed by the European Union, and a duration of 5 years, the overarching goal is to demonstrate the complete value chain of green hydrogen (H2) heating for commercial buildings.
The Oceanic Platform of the Canary Islands (PLOCAN) is leading a consortium of eleven institutions and companies from Spain, Ireland, United Kingdom, Estonia and Ukraine for the development of a project called H2Heat for the production and use of hydrogen from marine renewable sources to be used for heating and power generation in the Materno Infantil Island Hospital Complex in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
On the horizon, a significant event is set to unfold—the H2Heat project kick-off meeting, scheduled for the 27th of September. This three-day event promises to mark the beginning of a journey towards a sustainable energy future. With 11 project partners…
The H2HEAT project is driven by a comprehensive vision: to showcase the entire green hydrogen (H2) production value chain and its application in supplying heat to commercial buildings. Collaborating closely with the Canary Island Health Service (SCS), H2HEAT has entered…
The mysteries of the ocean have captivated humanity for centuries. Its vast depths hold countless secrets waiting to be discovered and understood. Thanks to the advancements in technology and the tireless efforts of organizations like PLOCAN (Plataforma Oceánica de Canarias),…
In an era where the urgent need to combat climate change and build a sustainable future takes center stage, the world of finance is undergoing a profound transformation. Green finance, a concept that merges the financial industry with environmental responsibility,…