ARAGON HYDROGEN FOUNDATION

FOUNDATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGIES IN ARAGON (FHA) is a private, non-profit research centre created in 2003 by the Government of Aragon to promote the use of hydrogen as an energy vector.
Supported by a Board of Trustees of more than 90 members (mainly private companies from the energy sector, chemical industry, metal mechanics, automotive, safety and homologation, transport; public administrations; research, education and training), it is working on R&D&I and the deployment of fuel cell and hydrogen technologies basing its strategy on the Hydrogen Master Plan for Aragon 2021-2025, whose first edition in 2007 was the first regional roadmap in the world.
FHA has participated in more than 200 projects, with a prominent position in the Clean Hydrogen Partnership, where it is the Spanish entity with the most projects (33) and the European entity with the most hydrogen valleys (7).
FHA's facilities cover the entire value chain, with +700 kW of solar and wind resources, 3 electrolysis test benches, 3 commercial electrolysers (AEL, PEMEL and AEMEL) capable of producing 24kg of renewable hydrogen per day, +30 kg of storage, 350 bar dispensing, 2 FCHEVs and an R&D platform for injecting hydrogen into the natural gas grid.