IEA Hydrogen Technology Collaboration Program (TCP) End of Term Report 2015-2020 and Strategic Plan 2020-2025

Lucchese, P.; Ohira, E.; Leaver, Jonathan

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2019-09-11
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Lucchese, P., Ohira, E., & Leaver, J. (2019, September). IEA Hydrogen Technology Collaboration Program (TCP) End of Term Report 2015-2020 and Strategic Plan 2020-2025. Paper presented at the 76th Meeting of Working Party on Renewable Energy Technologies, Helsinki, Finland.
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IEA Hydrogen TCP – Strategic Framework 2015-2020 EVOLVING CONTEXT: Over the past five years the landscape for hydrogen has changed ; momentum has accelerated dramatically in the last two years EVOLVING CONTEXT: Industry and markets - early markets for multiple applications show promise Key task findings/results, lessons learned & success stories OUTREACH PRODUCTS & ACTIVITIES IEA Hydrogen Member Update Table on website contains: recent in-country developments/update on policy; highlights; other news Key Hydrogen TCP Metrics Hydrogen TCP Impact on IEA Strategic Framework for 2020-2025: overarching objectives Strategic framework: vision, mission, strategy & themes and portfolios Strategic framework: priorities for RD&D, analysis & awareness/acceptance 2020-2025 Work Programme current & proposed/potential approach IEA Hydrogen roadmap forward IEA Hydrogen Report – funded by Japan; released mid-June 2019 for G20 REWP CERT Questionnaire CERT procedure for a Technology Collaboration Programme request for extension
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IEA Hydrogen Technology Collaboration Program (TCP), hydrogen as fuel, hydrogen market, deployment, International Energy Agency (IEA)
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090608 Renewable Power and Energy Systems Engineering (excl. Solar Cells)
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