Meet The Buyer: Fully Funded One-Day Hydrogen Innovation Event
Building a more sustainable future
GMEHC aims to speed up the development and adoption of electrochemical hydrogen technology in businesses across Greater Manchester through a one-day meet the buyer event that focuses on hydrogen innovation.
One-Day Hydrogen Innovation Meet The Buyer Event – The Bosch Challenge
Taking place at the Fuel Cell Innovation Centre, local Greater Manchester businesses can utilise university and industry expertise, facilities and technology to optimise the potential of hydrogen technologies.
The final cohort of the Innovate UK-funded GMEHC programme is being delivered in partnership with Bosch.
Introducing the Bosch Challenge
This is a unique opportunity for businesses across the North West to work with tech giant, Bosch.
Supporting the development of next-generation electrolyser systems, necessary in achieving net zero targets, businesses will harness the collective expertise across the GMEHC partnership to work on groundbreaking technology to become part of Bosch’s regional supply chain.
Could your businesses fulfil elements of the components of the electrolyser stack, and help build the first of its kind in the UK?
Register to attend the one-day meet the buyer event to:
- Unlock the opportunities to work with a major tech giant Bosch
- Expand your professional circle and test ideas
- Key principles of Lean Innovation
- Learn from industry professionals
- Tour the Manchester Fuel Cell Innovation Centre labs
The Greater Manchester Electrochemical Hydrogen Cluster
GMEHC aims to speed up the development and adoption of electrochemical hydrogen technology in businesses across Greater Manchester.
Real-life strategy to reach your goals.
Supporting Manchester’s ambitions to be net zero by 2038, GMEHC allows businesses to access the research, the expertise, and the facilities to develop and adopt clean, efficient electrochemical hydrogen technologies.
Hydrogen has the potential to become a leading source of energy — it can be used for heating, powering vehicles and industrial processes.
As it’s cleaner and more efficient than fossil fuels, it could have a major role to play in reaching Net Zero environmental targets.
Led by Manchester Metropolitans University and in partnership with the University of Manchester, the Royce Institute, and the National Physical Laboratory, this innovation accelerator programme is funded by Innovate UK.
There has been two areas of the programme, research and development for larger businesses and capacity building for small to medium-size businesses.
GMEHC has recently launched the Bosch Challenge – a one-day meet the buyer event for SMEs.
Why should I be involved in GMEHC?
– Unique opportunity to power your business with the knowledge, the support, and the technology to become Net Zero ready
– Build the connections that will future-proof your business
– Take action on what climate change means for your business
– Get innovation ready to take your ideas further
– Contribute to putting Greater Manchester at the core of internally leading research and development