Hydrogen technology and partners

Hydrogen is more than an energy source — it is the element of life. Through science, cooperation, and shared vision, we can make hydrogen a cornerstone of a healthier and more sustainable world for all.

Tucked away in the lush foothills of northern Chiang Mai, amid teak trees and mountain mist, stands a quiet revolution in motion — a home that breathes sustainability. Ten years ago, when hydrogen energy was still more a scientific promise than a practical reality, Sebastian-Justus Schmidt dared to build what many thought impossible: a self-sufficient residence powered entirely by solar energy and green hydrogen, off the grid, and off the beaten path.

Hydrogen handling presents unique fire and explosion challenges due to its physical properties. With proper system design, rigorous operation, and continuous training, risks can be effectively managed. Adherence to recognized standards and regular safety reviews remain the foundation of hydrogen safety.

The global energy transition hinges on our ability to store and distribute renewable energy efficiently. Power-to-X (PtX) technologies allow surplus renewable electricity to be converted into hydrogen, methane, or synthetic fuels, enabling flexible use across sectors.

ISO/TC 197/SC 1 is a subcommittee under the ISO Technical Committee 197, focused on standardization of large-scale hydrogen energy systems and cross-sector energy applications, including testing, certification, sustainability, and installation aspects. Established in 2022, it is based at the Standards Council of Canada (SCC).

In green hydrogen production, ultrapure water (UPW) is critical for ensuring electrolyzer efficiency and longevity. Ecolab’s UltraClean™ ion exchange resins are specifically engineered to meet the strictest feedwater standards, enabling sustainable, high-yield, and cost-efficient hydrogen generation.

Vietnam – ASEAN Hydrogen Club is a private-sector initiative that enthusiastically supports Resolution 68-NQ/TW of the Politburo on private economic development. We are committed to aligning with national strategies by advancing innovation, green transition, and clean energy—especially hydrogen as a new growth driver in the Net-Zero era.

VAHC would like to introduce HB-Green's hydrogen welding machine of 97% localized in Vietnam

Greentek Nha Trang (Vietnam) is a joint venture, key investor, and long-term partner of Greentek Australia. Investing in component factory in Khanh Hoa; plans to expand nationwide and internationally. Exclusive importer/exporter of hydrogen injection technology for diesel vehicles to maximize fuel savings and emission reduction.

VAHC would like to introduce the hydrogen technology of our member, Kanadevia Corporation

As the global community seeks sustainable solutions to improve health and longevity, Suilive introduces a revolutionary approach to wellness: Living with Hydrogen. At the heart of this vision is the SJ2502 product line, proudly made in Japan using traditional Takumi-style craftsmanship, merging precision engineering with the healing potential of hydrogen.

Ecolab is a global leader in water, hygiene, and energy technologies, operating in over 170 countries with 48,000 associates. The company serves more than 1 million customer locations, focusing on sustainability, operational efficiency, and safety. Ecolab’s mission is to make the world cleaner, safer, and healthier by addressing critical challenges like water scarcity, food safety, energy efficiency, and infection prevention.

HYDRA manufactures and provide DC-Link Capacitors, AC Filter Capacitors, Power Factor Correction (PFC) Capacitors, Motor Running Capacitors

Vietnam's National Hydrogen Strategy, approved on February 7, 2024, aims to develop a hydrogen energy ecosystem by 2030, with a vision to 2050. The strategy focuses on green hydrogen (produced from renewable energy) to ensure energy security, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and transition toward a carbon-neutral economy by 2050

Singapore aims to leverage low-carbon hydrogen as a key decarbonization pathway to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, enhance energy security, and support economic growth. Given its limited renewable energy potential, hydrogen offers a scalable solution for power generation, industry, and transport.

Magnetotellurics (MT) is an electromagnetic geophysical method for inferring the earth's subsurface electrical conductivity from measurements of natural geomagnetic and geoelectric field variation at the Earth's surface. 

Hydrogen offers a potential low-emissions way forward to help decarbonise Australia’s energy, transport and industrial sectors.