On the third day of the Saarland H₂ Summer School 2026, Green SKHy was presented alongside other cross-border initiatives, including PACT-H₂ and the Green Deal en Grande Région.
The event provided students with an opportunity to learn about these European projects and discover how they complement one another. Beyond the technical aspects of the hydrogen transition, the presentation highlighted key challenges such as skills development, workforce needs, practical training opportunities and public acceptance of hydrogen technologies.
Green SKHy’s contribution demonstrated the importance of European cooperation in preparing the next generation of skilled professionals for the demands of a sustainable hydrogen economy.
A big thank you to Dr Bodo Groß and the Saarland Hydrogen Agency for organising the event and providing the opportunity to present Green SKHy as part of the Summer School!