ANDREAH (AmmoNia baseD membRane rEActor for green Hydrogen production) is a Horizon Europe project supported by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership (Grant Agreement No. 101112118). The project develops a catalytic membrane reactor for ammonia cracking, which combines ammonia decomposition and hydrogen separation in a single unit with the aim of producing high-purity hydrogen suitable for fuel-cell applications at lower temperatures than conventional systems. The technology is designed to be validated at prototype scale (TRL 5) at a terminal in the Port of Rotterdam. Within the project, Task 1.4 “Regulatory and standardization pathways” maps the regulatory, certification and standardization framework relevant to the use of ammonia as a hydrogen carrier, identifies gaps and barriers, and aims to share the project’s results with relevant technical committees and stakeholders. Your views will help us test our analysis against the experience of authorities, standardization bodies, industry and other actors in the hydrogen and ammonia value chain. The results will be reported only in aggregated form and will feed into the project’s public Regulatory Whitepaper. The survey takes about 10–15 minutes. Questions marked as required must be answered; all others are optional. Thank you for your contribution. Please find the ANDREAH Stakeholder Survey here: ANDREAH Stakeholder Survey – Fill out form Post navigation Workshop Green Ammonia Energy
