University of Groningen joins the Global H2U Network

The University of Groningen, through the Wubbo Ockels School for Energy and Climate, is pleased to join the newly launched H2U Network, an international initiative of the Global Institute for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells (GIHF).

Founded by Dr. Sunita Satyapal, GIHF is an independent, science-driven nonprofit organisation dedicated to strengthening international collaboration in hydrogen and fuel cell research, innovation and education.

The H2U Network connects universities and research institutions worldwide to encourage knowledge exchange, strengthen educational opportunities and support the development of the next generation of hydrogen professionals.

By joining the network, the University of Groningen looks forward to contributing its expertise in hydrogen research and education, while building new international partnerships to support the global energy transition.

Learn more: Global Institute for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells