Research Excellence
Advanced conversion pathways for waste-derived hydrogen-rich syngas.
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Hydrogen Production from Waste
Advancing sustainable routes to convert waste streams into hydrogen-rich syngas through international research, training, and collaboration.
7+
Participating countries
Research
Waste-to-hydrogen
Training
Secondments and workshops
About HyWay
Transforming waste into hydrogen-rich syngas
HyWay develops carbon-neutral and scalable pathways to convert low-cost waste streams into sustainable fuels, while strengthening research collaboration, mobility, and interdisciplinary training.
HyWay is at the forefront of synthesising hydrogen-rich syngas from low-cost carbon sources such as plastic waste, waste tyres, waste biomass, and crude glycerol.
By addressing the environmental issues associated with conventional waste management methods such as landfill and incineration, the project fosters long-term research collaborations to design carbon-neutral, scalable, and socially acceptable methods for converting waste into sustainable fuels.
Global Collaboration
Partners across Europe and beyond working on shared scientific challenges.
Training & Mobility
Secondments, workshops, and practical learning opportunities.
Societal Impact
Supporting cleaner and more sustainable waste management solutions.
Consortium
Our Partners
HyWay brings together institutions and companies with complementary expertise to develop sustainable, scalable, and socially acceptable pathways for waste-to-hydrogen conversion.
Engagement
Upcoming Events
Discover HyWay workshops, talks, training activities, and consortium events.
08-10
Sep
Training School on Hydrogen for Clean Energy
Updates
News
The latest project updates, events, and dissemination activities from HyWay.
Second Training School
March 30, 2026
Discover how hydrogen is shaping the future of clean energy through a three-day training school that featured expert-led sessions, interactive workshops, and real-world insights from leading projects and practitioners.
Category: Training & Education
Seminar by Dr. Paul Iacomi
June 19, 2025
Seminar: Evaluating the influence of stream contaminants on the carbon capture potential of solid sorbents at the lab scale by Paul Iacomi
Category: Seminars & Talks
Summer School 2024
August 30, 2024
HyWay training School promote knowledge exchange between universities and companies
Category: Event
Spotlight
Featured Media
Selected videos, highlights, and media from the HyWay project.
