PermittHy supports permitting authorities and stakeholders with practical guidance, digital tools and multilingual training to improve hydrogen project assessment and decision-making across Europe.
PermittHy supports staff involved in permitting processes, such as public authorities, industry and consulting engineers, with practical guidance, digital tools and multilingual training to improve hydrogen project assessment and approval across Europe.
PermittHy is a European project that helps strengthen the capacity of stakeholders to assess hydrogen projects in a clear and consistent way, addressing technical, procedural and regulatory challenges.
Improve the ability of authorities and stakeholders to assess hydrogen projects clearly and consistently through guidance, training, and practical resources
Provide a Best Practice Handbook and introduce contemporary tools to support hydrogen safety engineering.
Deliver multilingual training through in-person and online courses, including Train-the-Trainer programmes, to build skills across Europe.
Align outputs with the Net-Zero Hydrogen Academy and support continued use through sustainable delivery beyond the project duration.
Reduce delays by improving speed, clarity, and reliability of hydrogen project permitting processes.
Improve understanding of hydrogen technologies, risks, and regulations for more confident and informed decisions.
Reduce differences between national procedures and support a more consistent approach across European permitting systems.
Support hydrogen project deployment by reducing uncertainty and increasing investor confidence.
Permitting authorities, policy makers, certifiers, engineers, emergency responders, training providers and hydrogen project stakeholders.
The PermittHy website is coordinated by Birmingham Centre for Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Research, School of Chemical Engineering, The University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT, UK.
PermittHy Contact: coordination@permitthy.eu.
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