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Euromed University of Fes (UEMF), in partnership with the Académie Hassan II des Sciences et Techniques, organized a high-level seminar devoted to " Emerging processes for low-carbon hydrogen production ". This event is part of UEMF's desire to promote research and innovation in the field of renewable energies and sustainable technologies, in line with Morocco's major orientations regarding the energy transition.
The seminar was led by two eminent specialists in the field:
• Prof. Philippe Tanguy, Strategy Director of the HTEC Group, Associate Professor at Polytechnique Montréal and Associate Member of the Hassan II Academy of Sciences and Techniques,
• Prof. Nadia Yousfi, Corresponding Member of the Hassan II Academy of Sciences and Techniques.
In a stimulating and interactive atmosphere, students, researchers and university staff were able to exchange with the speakers on the scientific, technological and economic issues related to low-carbon hydrogen production. The discussions notably addressed recent advances in production processes, as well as challenges related to storage, transport and valorization of this clean energy.
This seminar also highlighted the promising prospects for hydrogen development in Morocco, considered a strategic lever to strengthen the country's energy sovereignty and support its transition to a green and decarbonized economy.
Through initiatives of this kind, UEMF confirms its commitment to fostering dialogue between academic research and industrial actors, and to training a new generation of talents capable of meeting the energy challenges of the future.