DINAMHySE

The DINAMHySE project led by the Pôle Véhicule du Futur, launched in 2019 supported by ADEME Agency and Grand Est Region, aims to develop the hydrogen industry in the Grand Est region through the emergence and ramp-up of players in the value chain and the deployment of uses (mobility, stationary, industrial...). The project is managed by a consortium comprising six companies, two research organizations, two competitiveness clusters, an industrial agency and an innovation agency.
The operational team, consisting of a coordinator and a design engineer, has built up a network of more than 90 hydrogen industry players within a club. The studies carried out have accelerated the emergence of projects and structures in the sector.

DINAMHySE aims to:
• Develop a high-performance, innovative and competitive local industrial sector for associated technologies and services;
• Facilitate the implementation of national and regional hydrogen strategies.
The objectives are to
• Acculturate and unite local players;
• Encourage the emergence of projects and partnerships;
• shed impartial light on technical issues;
• Help set up training programs.

To achieve these objectives, the missions of these two people are:
• Participation in regional, national and international events to promote the local industry;
• Events for the benefit of players (technical visits, trade show stands, member meetings);
• Detection of projects and initiatives;
• Support in setting up projects: technical appraisals, referrals to funding agencies, identification and networking with other partners;
• Technical expertise and studies, or monitoring activities, in particular to remove obstacles;
• Training and acculturation sessions for members;
• Overall project management and coordination with all stakeholders.

"Pôle Véhicule du Futur" (PVF), created in 2005 and headquartered in Etupes, France, is a competitive cluster dedicated to the automotive, transport and mobility ecosystem from the two regions Grand Est and Bourgogne-Franche-Comté.
Its primary focus is on advancing technologies related to future vehicles, including electric and autonomous vehicles, sustainable transportation solutions, connected vehicles, hydrogen etc... The cluster brings together roughly 500 various stakeholders, including businesses, research institutions, and public authorities, to foster collaboration and innovation in the automotive industry.

It has 3 main activities:
* A role as a regional reference / expert for the automotive and mobility sector: coordinating the sector + providing individual support for regional players + interfacing with public authorities.
* Creation / operation of collective company support programs
* Set-up / support / certification of innovation projects
It also leads the hydrogen industry in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté and Grand Est regions by federating over 150 players within its hydrogen clubs.