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FP7H2020

Cavendish Hydrogen A/S

Country
DKDenmark
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
16
As coordinator
2
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 15,866,954
Active
2010 to 2021

Projects

16 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
COSMHYC DEMOCOmbined Solution of Metal HYdride and mechanical Compressors: DEmonstration in the Hysoparc green H2 MObility projectH20202021ParticipantEUR 650,001
PRHYDEProtocol for heavy duty hydrogen refuellingH20202020ParticipantEUR 156,875
COSMHYC XLCOmbined hybrid Solution of Metal HYdride and mechanical Compressors for eXtra Large scale hydrogen refuelling stationsH20202019ParticipantEUR 500,814
COSMHYCCOmbined hybrid Solution of Multiple HYdrogen Compressors for decentralised energy storage and refuelling stationsH20202017ParticipantEUR 474,241
H2ME 2Hydrogen Mobility Europe 2H20202016ParticipantEUR 5,324,639
NewBusFuelNew Bus ReFuelling for European Hydrogen Bus DepotsH20202015ParticipantEUR 74,819
H2MEHydrogen Mobility EuropeH20202015ParticipantEUR 847,343
HyFastHyFast - Fast hydrogen fueling and long range for fuel cell vehiclesH20202015CoordinatorEUR 1,999,457
HYLIFT-EUROPEHyLIFT-EUROPE - Large scale demonstration of fuel cell powered material handling vehiclesFP72013ParticipantNot stated
COPERNICCOst & PERformaNces Improvement for Cgh2 composite tanksFP72013ParticipantEUR 53,425
HyACHyAC – high measurement accuracy of hydrogen refuelingFP72013CoordinatorEUR 215,240
DeliverHyOptimisation of Transport Solutions for Compressed HydrogenFP72012ParticipantEUR 41,414
LiquidPowerFuel cell systems and Hydrogen supply for Early marketsFP72012ParticipantEUR 455,497
PHAEDRUSHigh Pressure Hydrogen All Electrochemical Decentralized RefUeling StationFP72012ParticipantEUR 873,354
HYLIFT-DEMOEuropean demonstration of hydrogen powered fuel cell materials handling vehiclesFP72011ParticipantEUR 1,972,087
H2MOVES SCANDINAVIAH2moves.eu ScandinaviaFP72010ParticipantEUR 2,227,749

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