This week, the H2Excellence project reached Taiwan. Prof. Olga Guerrero-Perez from the University of Malaga, Spain, was a distinguished guest at the “Workshop on International Collaboration and Student Mobility” seminar held at National Taiwan University (NTU).

During the seminar, Prof. Perez presented the H2Excellence Project detailing its main objectives, consortium partners, and the definition and importance of Centers of Vocational Excellence (COVE). She also provided insights into the current state of green hydrogen technologies in Europe.

The seminar successfully promoted the H2Excellence project and opened up new avenues for future collaboration enhancing the project’s global outreach and impact.