Milos Djukic

The Centre for Energy Advancement through Technological Innovation (CEATI) is a user-driven organization committed to its electrical utility participants, who are brought together to collaborate and act jointly to advance the industry through the sharing and developing of practical and applicable knowledge. CEATI’s efforts are driven by 130+ participating organizations (electric & gas utilities, governmental agencies, provincial and state research bodies), represented within 19 topic-focused programs across generation, transmission and distribution. Continuously expanding its international reach, CEATI’s participants represent 20 countries on 6 continents, a diversity that contributes to the strength of CEATI and brings value directly to the participants. In addition to facilitating information exchange through its programs and industry conferences, CEATI International brings partners together to collaborate on technical projects with a strong practical focus, and develops customized training solutions to fit the participants’ needs. To do this, CEATI leverages a large network of technology suppliers, with representatives from 1,500 companies worldwide.

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim represents academic eminence in technology and the natural sciences as well as in other academic disciplines ranging from the social sciences, the arts, medicine, architecture to fine art.

Forskningsrådet skal gi næring til nye ideer, gjøre grensesprengende forskning og radikal innovasjon mulig. Vi jobber for et samfunn der forskning blir skapt, brukt og delt, og der vi bidrar til omstilling og et mer bærekraftig samfunn. På vegne av regjeringen investerer vi 11,4 milliarder kroner i året i forsknings- og innovasjonsprosjekter. Oppgaven vår er å sikre at de beste forsknings- og innovasjonsprosjektene får finansering.

The German Society for Materials Science (DGM) is the largest technical science association for materials science and materials engineering in Europe. For almost 100 years, it has consolidated the expertise of the specialist fields of science and industry: representing the interests of its members from the fields of science and industry - and as guarantor for the systematic development of the fields of materials science and materials engineering.

As a global leader in information and analytics, Elsevier helps researchers and healthcare professionals advance science and improve health outcomes for the benefit of society. We do this by facilitating insights and critical decision-making for customers across the global research and health ecosystems. In everything we publish, we uphold the highest standards of quality and integrity. We bring that same rigor to our information analytics solutions for researchers, health professionals, institutions and funders. Elsevier employs 8,700 people worldwide. We have supported the work of our research and health partners for more than 140 years. Growing from our roots in publishing, we offer knowledge and valuable analytics that help our users make breakthroughs and drive societal progress. With the Elsevier Foundation and our external Inclusion & Diversity Advisory Board, we work in partnership with diverse stakeholders to advance inclusion and diversity in science, research and healthcare in developing countries and around the world.

The Clean Hydrogen Partnership – the successor of the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU) - aims to accelerate the development and improvement of advanced clean hydrogen technologies. It builds on 13 years of cooperation between public and private sectors through the FCH JU to help innovative technologies graduate from the experimental phases to be exploited by industry, businesses and consumers for the benefit of Europe. The three members of the partnership are the European Commission, fuel cell and hydrogen industries represented by Hydrogen Europe and the research community represented by Hydrogen Europe Research.