Sixth Scotland-Northern Germany Hydrogen Webinar: New and Potential Projects: Thursday 17 September 2026

The sixth and final webinar in Scotland-Northern Germany Hydrogen series will be held on Thursday 17 September starting at “pm BST/ 3 pm CEST.  The webinar will look at new projects and potential projects with a transnational dimension.

Agenda (BST)

 14.00      Welcome and Introduction : Jon Jordan

14.10      H2B:IMPACT Bremen Hydrogen Valley: Nils Meyer-Larsen, ISL

Bremen

14.30     Energy Hubs: Martyn Tulloch, NZTC

14.50     Green Hydrogen Test & Demonstration Facilities: Martin

McCormack, ETZ

15.10     AquaPrimus: Christoph Tewis, Chief Executive,

15.30    Q&A

Further details and a registration link can be found at:

https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_lLMRXHpDRO-lgP8IqeQ6Og#/registration

Nils Meyer- Larsen will speak about Germany’s first EU funded Hydrogen Valley which is in Bremen. It is H2B: IMPACT and has attracted a grant of €9 million from the Clean hydrogen Partnership and this should trigger around € 70 million of regional investment. The project aims to integrate renewable hydrogen production, distribution, and use across industrial sectors like mobility, ports, construction, and logistics.

Christoph Tewis will speak about the AquaPrimus project. This project aims to advance offshore hydrogen production and to serve as a development and demonstration platform for research institutions and companies. Technological innovations in offshore hydrogen production are tested and developed further under real conditions

Martyn Tulloch from the Net Zero Technology Centre will outline the Energy Hubs project. An Energy Hub is a specific geographic location which will host all facilities necessary for the large-scale production of hydrogen and hydrogen derivatives such as e-fuels The emerging hydrogen market in Europe presents a huge export opportunity for Scotland.

Martin McCormack from ETZ will outline the Green Hydrogen Testing and Demonstration Facilities due to open in Aberdeen in early 2027 as part of the Hydrogen Campus