Algeria’s National Polytechnic School Hosts Green Hydrogen Production Conference
The National Polytechnic School of Algiers (ENP) hosted the third in-person conference dedicated to green hydrogen production from November 17th to 19th, 2025. This significant event, a testament to growing interest in sustainable energy, took place within the framework of the TaqatHy+ program, which is jointly funded by the European Union and Germany. The Algerian Ministry of Energy and Renewable Energies is managing this program. GIZ Algeria organized the conference at the ENP, and the central focus was on “electrolysis systems,” according to a Wednesday announcement from the European Union Delegation in Algeria.
Exploring Electrolysis Systems for Green Hydrogen
The conference brought together experts and researchers to delve into the intricacies of electrolysis systems. This focus is particularly relevant for the African context, given the continent’s potential for renewable energy sources. Electrolysis, which uses electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, is a crucial technology for producing green hydrogen, an emissions-free fuel. Discussions likely centered on the latest advancements, efficiency improvements, and cost reduction strategies for electrolysis units. The conference aimed to foster collaboration and knowledge-sharing, crucial for accelerating the adoption of green hydrogen production across Africa. This gathering highlighted the importance of technological partnerships in advancing the continent’s sustainable energy landscape.
The event, emphasizing international cooperation, is part of a broader collaboration. Key participating institutions include the University of Rostock in Germany, the ENP, the National Higher School for Renewable Energies, Environment and Sustainable Development of Batna, the Algerian Institute of Petroleum, and the USTHB. Following previous conferences focused on wind energy and green hydrogen technologies, this event provided an opportunity to further explore and refine aspects crucial to green hydrogen production.
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