Between October 2025 and April 2026, three webinars were organised within the series Innovation for Maritime and Stationary Use. The purpose of the webinars is to raise awareness in and get feedback from the respective target groups as well as foster discussion and exchange good practices. More information at this link: https://amon-project.eu/2025/09/10/launch-of-the-joint-webinar-series/

October 28, 2025 – The first webinar was entitled “Efficient use of fuels in the maritime sector” and saw the participation of the FUELSOME Project, which focuses on establishing the technological feasibility of a flexible, scalable, and multi-fuel capable energy generation system based on Solid Oxide Fuel Cells technology specially catered for long-distance maritime shipping.

January 20, 2026 – The second webinar was entitled “System integration of new technologies” and saw the participation of the SO-FREE Project, a truly flexible SOFC platform, addressing the 5 kWe power class, that allows to integrate multiple SOFC stack technologies within any CHP system, fed with any fuel mixture ranging from natural gas to biogas to pure hydrogen.

April 14, 2026 – The last webinar was entitled “Advantages in using innovative technologies: waterborne & stationary” and saw the participation of the RH2IWER Project, which focuses on creating a solid basis for the acceleration of hydrogen fuel cell powered inland vessels to significantly reduce their environmental footprint and remove emissions from their entire fleet in the future.

The organisation of the webinars was led by the partner EFCF | European Electrolyser & Fuel Cell Forum joint with the Sustainable Shipping Days SSD 2026, in strong collaboration with Fondazione Bruno Kessler.

At the following link you can read the Privacy Policy to discover how and why your personal data were processed within the scope of the webinars organised by EFCF within the AMON Project: https://amon-project.eu/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/AMON_Privacy-Policy_Information-on-data-processing_EFCF-Controller_webinars.pdf The project is supported by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership and its members, under Grant Agreement: No. 101101521 and also received funding from the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI)