What does IEA Hydrogen TCP do?

The IEA Hydrogen Technology Collaboration Programme (TCP) is an international platform that promotes the development and deployment of safe and sustainable hydrogen technologies. Established in 1977, it brings together over 30 member countries, the European Union, research organizations, and industry sponsors to enhance environmental protection, energy security, and economic growth through hydrogen initiatives. The Hydrogen TCP focuses on advancing technologies related to hydrogen production, storage, and supply. It coordinates multinational research tasks, with ongoing projects addressing various aspects of hydrogen technology. The organization also facilitates knowledge sharing through technical reports, workshops, and collaboration with stakeholders, including governments and industry. Participation is open to qualifying countries and organizations, providing access to valuable projects and expertise in the hydrogen sector.