MetroHyVE3 Successfully Launched: Kick-off Meeting at NPL in Teddington
On September 3–4, 2025, the kick-off meeting of the European research project MetroHyVE3 took place at the Historical Museum of the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in Teddington, Middlesex and aims to advance metrology for hydrogen applications in the mobility sector.
More than 20 leading institutions and companies from across Europe are involved in MetroHyVE3, including national metrology institutes, research organizations, and industry partners.
The kick-off meeting provided a platform to exchange ideas on project objectives, work packages, and planned activities. A key focus was on the development of precise measurement methods for hydrogen vehicles to ensure safety and efficiency in hydrogen mobility.
In addition to presenting the technical roadmap, strategies for communication, dissemination, and exploitation of project results were discussed. These activities aim to increase the project’s visibility and foster collaboration with stakeholders.
In addition to presenting the technical roadmap, strategies for communication, dissemination, and exploitation of project results were discussed. These activities aim to increase the project’s visibility and foster collaboration with stakeholders.
The MetroHyVE3 project is an important step in supporting the European hydrogen strategy and contributes to advancing the decarbonization of the transport sector.
The project is part of the European Partnership on Metrology, co funded by the EU and supported by EURAMET.