This project has received funding from the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen 2 Joint Undertaking under grant agreement No (No. 874983). This Joint Undertaking receives support from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme, Hydrogen Europe and Hydrogen Europe research.
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The main goal of the project is to enable the wide adoption of H2NG (hydrogen in natural gas) blends by closing knowledge gaps regarding technical impacts on residential and commercial gas appliances. The project consortium will identify and recommend appropriate codes and standards that should be adapted to answer the needs and develop a strategy for addressing the challenges for new and existing appliances.
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Deliverable D2.5: Testing programme for hydrogen tolerance tests of domestic and commercial natural gas appliances
This report D2.5 completes the series of public reports from work package 2. It explains the steps of development of the test programme for gas-fired appliance tests with hydrogen admixture and especially describes the exchange between the THyGA partners and the external stakeholders. The report also explains the process of acquisition of appliances to test …
Read moreDeliverable D2.3: Impact of hydrogen admixture on combustion processes – Part II: Practice
This 3rd deliverable from work package 2 is organised in the following way the first part introduces the basics of various gas combustion technologies and their implementation in domestic and small-scale commercial appliances. The functional principles are explained and shown graphically, technology by technology. The focus is on aspects that are crucial for the influence …
Read moreDeliverable 2.1: Market segmentation of domestic and commercial natural gas appliances
This deliverable on market segmentation is part of work package 2 and provides a quantitative segmentation of the gas appliance market in terms of appliance population numbers. It therefore prepares the project partners to perform the subsequent selection of the most representative product types to be tested in the laboratories of the THyGA partners. The …
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