Next week at the Conference “Hydrogen for the Future of the Alps“, as part of the AMETHyST project, our partner FBK will proudly present SkHyline, an innovative and highly practical platform designed to support the development of hydrogen projects across the Alpine regions.
Introducing SkHyline: Hydrogen Ecosystems in the Skyline of the Alps
SkHyline is a cutting-edge knowledge-sharing platform created within the framework of the Interreg Alpine Space project AMETHyST. This platform aims to map and showcase ongoing hydrogen projects, offering essential tools and strategic guidelines for stakeholders to develop their own initiatives. With a focus on the Alpine region, it provides a comprehensive view of the emerging hydrogen landscape, highlighting key projects and policies that shape the future of sustainable energy.
What SkHyline Offers:
• Project Map: Detailed information about current and completed hydrogen projects across the Alps.
• Territory Insights: Explore local policies, regulations, and stakeholder interviews shaping the hydrogen economy.
• Techno-Economic Evaluation Tool (coming in 2025): A tool to support hydrogen project development with financial feasibility plans.
• Policy Guidelines (coming in 2025): Strategic recommendations for shaping the hydrogen landscape in Alpine regions.
Why SkHyline?
SkHyline is a vital resource for several key groups:
- Empowering Decision-Makers: Local leaders and policymakers gain access to crucial policy documents, case studies, and strategies to inform their hydrogen investments.
- Enhancing Technical Knowledge: Public authorities and technical staff can explore the economic and technical viability of hydrogen projects while learning from European and local initiatives.
- Engaging Citizens: Community members will discover the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source and its role in a sustainable future.
Stay tuned for the official launch of SkHyline next week, and discover how this platform can drive innovation and foster sustainable hydrogen ecosystems across the Alps! More information will be awailable soon at the AMETHyST website
