The Hydrogen Industry and France Hydrogène have signed a cooperation agreement with the aim of promoting the development of the hydrogen and PtX sectors in Denmark and France as well as on a European and global level. This is stated by Hydrogen Industry in a press release.
The agreement was signed by Tejs Laustsen Jensen, CEO of Hydrogen Industry, and Philippe Boucly, President of France Hydrogène, during the economic forum in connection with the Danish state visit to France.
- We are very pleased to have signed this agreement with our colleagues and friends in France. Our two organizations have already collaborated several times at EU level, and we are therefore satisfied that we can now continue the effort in a more formalized form. This will benefit both the French and Danish hydrogen sectors. We look forward to the collaboration, says Tejs Laustsen Jensen, CEO of Hrintbranchen.
The collaboration will include, among other things, policy and regulation, hydrogen economy and issues related to Franco-Danish cooperation such as skills, research and technology.
- This new step in our collaboration with Hrintbranchen is a strong expression of our desire to build a solid and well-functioning European hydrogen sector together. Hydrogen is more than an opportunity; it is a strategic necessity for our energy and industrial sovereignty. Through our joint commitment and collaboration, we are working purposefully to promote the sector globally and support its expansion in our two countries. We are very satisfied with this agreement, which strengthens our joint initiatives both bilaterally and at European level, says Philippe Boucly, President of France Hydrogène.
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