Ceremony of establishing the Łaszczyński Brothers Central Hydrogen Valley will take place in Kielce on October 12, 2023 at 4:00 p.m. on the Big Stage of the Kielce Cultural Center. The Valley is being built on the foundations of the Central Hydrogen Cluster, which was established in July 2022 on the initiative of the Świętokrzyskie Industrial Group INDUSTRIA.
The created Central Hydrogen Valley will cover the Świętokrzyskie, Łódź, southern Masovia and northern Podkarpacie voivodeships. More than 70 entities, including enterprises, local governments and research centers from all over Poland, submitted a declaration of will to join the Valley.
The Guest of Honor of the event will be the Minister of Climate and Environment, Anna Moskwa.
The goal of the Valley is to create an open forum for cooperation and integration of sectors, finding business partners, as well as optimization of processes and costs on the path to the development of the hydrogen economy in Poland.
An expert block was planned in the formula of “rotating” tables. Moderated discussion panels will be held here between 12:30 and 14:30 and will cover topics closely related to the production of green hydrogen:
- Table 1. Large-scale hydrogen production – moderator: Jakub Kupecki, Director of the Institute of Energy
- Table 2. Decarbonization of industry – moderator: editor Michał Niewiadomski, Energy Club
- Table 3. The role of renewable energy sources in hydrogen production – moderator: Jakub Zarazik, Jagiellonian Institute
- Stolik 4. SMR and hydrogen – moderator: Sophie Macfarlane-Smith, Head of Customer Engagement Rolls-Royce SMR.
The entire event will be accompanied by an exhibition part in which products will be presented, among others:
– ENEA Połaniec
– PREMA Pneumatics Production Center
– TOYOTA – Toyota Mirai hydrogen car
– AUTOSAN – hydrogen bus
– ML SYSTEM – high-performance hydrogen electrolyzer
– VOLVO
The Central Hydrogen Valley is a comprehensive project that will cover the entire path of hydrogen production and use. Starting with the construction of electrolysers that will transform electricity into hydrogen, through hydrogen storage, and ending with its use to produce electricity.
