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We support and promote knowledge transfer from research, standardization, and approval procedures to training and application, including through participation in events.

Members, together with their partners, also participate in organizing regular events for specific target groups, representing the field of hydrogen safety from a German perspective.

10 Nov 2026
9:00 Uhr
VDI-Hydrogen Conference 2026: Technical Safety, Düsseldorf

The “VDI Hydrogen Conference 2026” brings together experts from various fields to discuss the challenges and progress made in addressing hydrogen safety. The focus will be on materials, measurement technology and sensor systems, explosion protection, standards, and integration into the processes of production, transport, storage and use. Members of NAWS will contribute through presentations and as part of the conference organising committee.

11 Nov 2026
14:00 Uhr
BAM H2 Safety Colloquium on Materials, online

At the Colloquium hosted by the Competence Center H2Safety@BAM, experts from BAM and select cooperation partners will share their latest research findings and discuss their implications. Participants will gain valuable insights into ongoing and recently completed projects, provided opportunities to give feedback and ask questions about their own use cases. Additionally, these meetings offer a valuable platform for networking and identifying potential collaborations.

 

12 Nov 2026
12:00 Uhr
Hydrogen experience exchange for authorities and companies, Frankfurt am Main

Technology and regulations relating to hydrogen and its derivatives are constantly changing, making it difficult to stay up-to-date. For this reason, the Association of German Trade Supervisory Officers (VDGAB) and VDMA Power-to-X for Applications are jointly inviting participants to an exchange of hydrogen experience.

28 Sep 2027
9:00 Uhr
ICHS 2027, Oslo, Norway

ICHS is a biennial event organised by HySafe, which serves as the leading platform for the exchange of knowledge on hydrogen safety. It has been held since 2005. NAWS members will be represented through papers, as session chairs and on the Scientific Committee.