The X-SEED Project is participating in European Hydrogen Week 2026, one of Europe’s leading events dedicated to hydrogen research, innovation, and market deployment. The event brings together key stakeholders from across the hydrogen value chain to exchange knowledge, foster partnerships, and accelerate the transition towards a sustainable hydrogen economy.
Hosted at Brussels Expo, European Hydrogen Week offers a unique platform for researchers, industry representatives, technology developers, policymakers, and investors to discuss the latest technological advances and future challenges facing the sector.
Presenting X-SEED’s Innovative Hydrogen Technology
Representing the project at the event is Pau Bosch, X-SEED Technical Coordinator, who is engaging with visitors and stakeholders at the HER Pavilion (Stand F30) throughout the week.
X-SEED is developing a groundbreaking membrane-less electrolyzer operating under supercritical water conditions, an innovative solution designed to improve the efficiency, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness of renewable hydrogen production. By exploring alternative electrolysis approaches, the project aims to contribute to the development of next-generation hydrogen technologies capable of supporting Europe’s decarbonisation goals.
Connecting with the Hydrogen Community
Participation in European Hydrogen Week provides an excellent opportunity for the X-SEED consortium to showcase its progress, exchange insights with experts from across Europe, and identify new opportunities for collaboration.
Visitors attending the event are invited to meet the X-SEED team, learn more about the project’s technological developments, and discuss the challenges and opportunities associated with scaling up innovative hydrogen solutions.
Event details:
HER Pavilion – Stand F30
26-30 October 2026
Brussels Expo, Brussels (Belgium)
The X-SEED consortium looks forward to engaging with fellow researchers, industry leaders, and innovation stakeholders and contributing to the discussions shaping the future of renewable hydrogen in Europe.
