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Hydrogen Stations in Romania in

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In 2018 Romania signed the Hydrogen Initiative. By signing this proposal, Romania committed to further research and innovation on how to use hydrogen as an energy source for the future. Hydrogen and its associated technologies are being explored for use in the electricity storage sector, the transport sector and industry. The National Center for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells ("ICSI") develops and executes projects on new technologies (including hydrogen projects). ICSI was a partner in the HyUnder project and has collaborated with the Research Group of the Joint Technology Initiative on Hydrogen and Fuel Cells and the N.ERGY Group.

In 2012 the Romanian Association for Hydrogen Energy ("AEHR") was founded. The AEHR aims to support actions related to the hydrogen economy and fuel cells, as well as the infrastructures and renewable energies associated with them. This will be achieved through: technology transfer, promotion of Romanian contributions, close cooperation with international and national associations, support for the implementation of educational policies and research and promotion of education.

The "Choose Renewable Hydrogen" initiative currently includes companies and associations that also operate in Romania, such as EDP, Enel, Iberdrola and MHI Vestas. The initiative is expected to develop renewable hydrogen projects within the scope of the European Green Deal. According to the Integrated National Plan in the field of Energy and Climate Change 2021-2030 ("PNIESC"), presented to the European Commission in April 2020, the Romanian authorities are studying the implementation of a series of pilot projects and demonstration to promote the use of hydrogen in electricity production and in industrial sectors.

The Romanian Government has recently adopted a Memorandum initiated by the Ministry of European Funds and supported by the Ministry of Education and Research. The Memorandum proposes to finance, in the next programming period (2021-2027), the first Romanian center dedicated to hydrogen, for research and development regarding the use of hydrogen in transport, district heating and nuclear power generation. , as "fuel of the future".

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Map of Hydrogen Service Stations in Romania

List of hydrogen refueling stations in Romania

ADDRESS / ADRESACITY / OrașPROVINCE / Regiune
Piața Gării de Nord 1-3BucureștiMuntenia
 Cluj-NapocaTransilvania
 TimișoaraBanat
 IașiMoldova
 ConstanțaDobrogea
 CraiovaOltenia
 BrașovTransilvania
 GalațiMoldova
 PloieștiMuntenia
 OradeaCrișana
 BrăilaMuntenia
 AradCrișana
 PiteștiMuntenia
 SibiuTransilvania
 BacăuMoldova
 Târgu MureșTransilvania
 Baia MareMaramureș
 BuzăuMuntenia
 BotoșaniMoldova
 Satu MareMaramureș
 Râmnicu VâlceaOltenia
 Drobeta-Turnu SeverinOltenia
 SuceavaBucovina
 Piatra NeamțMoldova
 Târgu JiuOltenia
 TârgovișteMuntenia
 FocșaniMoldova
 BistrițaTransilvania
 TulceaDobrogea
 ReșițaBanat

News about hydrogen refueling stations in Romania

April 20, 2021. Hydrogen has a good chance of becoming one of the main industries in Romania, according to experts, who are analyzing projects worth more than 1.6 billion euros in the country's main energy and industrial companies. In addition to green hydrogen, blue (gas-based) and pink (nuclear-based) hydrogen have strong prospects for development given large local production and future nuclear power projects.

"The hydrogen center is a complex of energy and chemical facilities that includes the production and consumption of hydrogen," says Dumitru Coman, Technical Director (CTO) of Chimcomplex, the largest Romanian exporter of chemicals.

Chimcomplex, the company that currently operates the Oltchim (Vâlcea) and Borzești assets, is owned by Ștefan Vuza, one of the largest Romanian businessmen. Mr. Vuza has recently stated that it is his intention to develop a hydrogen hub around his portfolio, in an attempt to decarbonise his core industrial processes.

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