THE EU HYDROGEN PLATFORM – ROARING AHEAD OR A DAMP SQUIB?

BY DEIRDRE MASON IT was to be the booster rocket for the European hydrogen and fuel cell industry - a Euro 1 billion package to support development of the technology and putting it on the market. Launched on last October in Brussels, the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Joint Technology Initiative (JTI) linked the European Commission, European industrialists and the research community to a common goal of mass-marketing these promising technologies before 2020. This new public-private partnership would, the Commission said at the time, cut marketing time for hydrogen and ...


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