Project description
Training in hydrogen safety
Hydrogen and fuel cell technologies have a wide range of uses and are extensively commercialised. However, their use may include the risk of accidents, making the appropriate training of responders indispensable. Responders must be informed, adequately trained and prepared for efficient accident management and recovery. The EU-funded HyResponder project will aim to ensure the safe commercialisation and use of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies. To achieve this goal, it will develop an inclusive programme comprising operational, virtual reality and educational training based on the more advanced knowledge in hydrogen safety. A Europe-wide network of responder trainers will be established to disseminate information and specialised translated materials through an e-platform and to consolidate links between hydrogen safety and responder communities.
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FCH2-CSA - Coordination & support actionCoordinator
BT52 1SA Coleraine
United Kingdom
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Participants (15)
75007 Paris 07
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13798 Aix En Provence
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39130 Pont De Poitte
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13360 Roquevaire
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6410 Telfs
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75015 Paris 15
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1000 Brussels
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50071 Zaragoza
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51147 Koln
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75011 Paris
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W1T 3LR London
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00185 Roma
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4710 Balsthal
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The organization defined itself as SME (small and medium-sized enterprise) at the time the Grant Agreement was signed.
170 34 Praha 7
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3918 Porsgrunn
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