H2B-IMPACT

Hydrogen in Bremen: Innovations in Mobility, Ports And the Clean Transformation

01/02/2026

31/01/2031

Resumen y objetivos

Summary and objectives

H2B-IMPACT aims to develop and consolidate a flagship Hydrogen Valley in the Federal State of Bremen by establishing an integrated ecosystem covering the production, distribution, and end-use of renewable hydrogen across key sectors, including industry, mobility, construction, and logistics. Building upon a strong industrial base and existing infrastructure, the project seeks to harmonise currently fragmented initiatives and demonstrate a highly interoperable, efficient, and scalable model that can be replicated across Europe.

The project will deploy three full-fledged value chains, with more than 25 MW of electrolyser capacity and a production exceeding 3,600 tonnes of renewable hydrogen, generating at least 1,500 tonnes of real demand through industrial and transport applications. In parallel, five innovative solutions will be demonstrated under real operational conditions, enabling their technological maturation and integration within the Hydrogen Valley ecosystem.

In this context, the main objectives of the project are:

to establish an integrated hydrogen ecosystem connecting multiple sectors and optimising production, distribution, and consumption
to demonstrate innovative technologies beyond the state of the art, fostering their maturity and market uptake
to ensure system interoperability and efficiency through advanced digital solutions and optimised logistic
to accelerate the transition towards a hydrogen-based economy, contributing to decarbonisation and energy security
to generate knowledge, business models, and roadmaps that enable the scalability and replicability of the Hydrogen Valley concept across Europe and beyond.

El papel de la fundación

The role of the foundation

Aragon Hydrogen Foundation plays a key role as the leader of technical replication within the project, driving the expansion of H2B-IMPACT solutions to new regions through the development and management of the Hydrogen Territories Platform (HTP) and the provision of technical support to emerging hydrogen valleys. It also contributes to the definition of the replication methodology and facilitates knowledge exchange across regions. In addition, FHA undertakes responsibilities in management and coordination, as well as in dissemination and exploitation, reinforcing its cross-cutting role in ensuring the project’s success and scalability.