Hydrogen Center Bavaria
The State of Bavaria has founded the Hydrogen Center Bavaria (H2.B) to consolidate and expand the strong position of the Bavarian industry in the important future field of the hydrogen economy. In this way, the State of Bavaria is pursuing the goal of bringing together central players in industry, science and politics in order to advance the topic of the “hydrogen economy” in Bavaria as quickly as possible and to achieve the use of hydrogen in broad practical application.
Hydrogen Alliance Bavaria
During the founding event of H2.B on September 5, 2019, central players of a future Bavarian hydrogen economy signed the declaration of intent for the Hydrogen Alliance Bavaria. Its more than 419 partners from industry, science and politics declare that they will contribute to strengthening and expanding Bavaria’s technological competence in the field of innovative hydrogen technologies and support the activities of the Hydrogen Center Bavaria.
Latest news
Industry Transformation with Hydrogen: Practical Insights at Robert Bosch GmbH in Bamberg
BAMBERG – How can hydrogen contribute to the decarbonisation and defossilisation of industrial processes? This question was the focus of the first on-site edition of our H2.INSIGHTS series at Robert Bosch GmbH in Bamberg.
Hydrogen Dialogue: A meeting place for the hydrogen industry
MUNICH – At the Hydrogen Dialogue, which formed part of The smarter E Europe for the first time this year, numerous representatives of the hydrogen industry gathered in Munich. H2.B is the conceptual partner of the Hydrogen Dialogue.
General Assembly of the Hydrogen Alliance Bavaria 2026
MUNICH – The numerous partners in the Bavarian Hydrogen Alliance met once again this year at the Alliance’s internal general assembly. During the event, the Progress Report on the Hydrogen Ramp-Up was presented and handed over to Minister of State Hubert Aiwanger. In the ensuing discussion with Prof. Veronika Grimm, Prof. Peter Wasserscheid, Dr Martin Würth (UniCredit Bank) and Dr Jürgen Guldner (BMW), the findings were jointly analysed, with a particular focus on regulatory hurdles and bankability. There was also a presentation on the current state of hydrogen regulation by Christoph Kisker (Stiftung Umweltenergierecht).
