Cork’s potential as hydrogen hub in focus at seminar

Key stakeholders are set to meet in Cork next week, for a two-day event focused on the county’s potential to become a leading green hydrogen hub.
GenComm Programme Manager Paul McCormack (pictured) said that Europe is seeking to stimulate the operation of hydrogen energy markets within the EU, and GenComm is helping to develop paths for the hydrogen market, by creating hydrogen hubs and support tools.

GenComm Programme Manager Paul McCormack (pictured) said that Europe is seeking to stimulate the operation of hydrogen energy markets within the EU, and GenComm is helping to develop paths for the hydrogen market, by creating hydrogen hubs and support tools.

Key stakeholders are set to meet in Cork next week, for a two-day event focused on the county’s potential to become a leading green hydrogen hub.

GenComm, an EU hydrogen project led by Belfast Metropolitan College, and Energy Cork which represents the county’s energy sector, are set to meet to discuss the theme of ‘Hydrogen, Ireland’s Opportunity’, and explore the possibility of making Cork a hydrogen capital in Ireland.

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