Kiwa participated as an exhibitor at the Hydrogen Technology World Expo, taken place from 21 to 23 October 2025 at Hamburg Messe, Germany. Visitors will find Kiwa at Hall B7, Stand 7E31, where the company presented its extensive expertise and services across the hydrogen value chain and showcase its contribution to the SO-FREE European project.
As a global leader in testing, inspection, certification, training, consultancy, and data services, Kiwa plays a key role in supporting the transition towards a clean hydrogen economy. With more than 12,000 employees in over 35 countries and a network of advanced hydrogen laboratories, Kiwa provides essential support for hydrogen project development at every stage — from concept and engineering to construction and operation.
During the Expo, Kiwa highlighted its wide range of capabilities, including hydrogen project development support, material compatibility and permeation testing, cryogenic liquid hydrogen (LH₂) and gaseous hydrogen (GH₂) testing of cylinders, tanks, and components, as well as electrolyser, fuel-cell, and CHP appliance testing, certification, and approval services. These solutions are designed to help hydrogen innovators bring safe, compliant, and efficient technologies to market.
During the event Kiwa promoted the SO-FREE project, a European initiative focused on developing safe and efficient hydrogen solutions. The project reflects Kiwa’s commitment to advancing hydrogen technologies that contribute to the decarbonisation of energy systems across Europe. Visitors had the opportunity to meet Kiwa’s hydrogen specialists and learn how the SO-FREE project, combined with Kiwa’s technical services, supports the creation of trusted hydrogen infrastructure, components, and systems.
Among the Kiwa experts attending Stephen J. McPhail, Business Development Manager for Hydrogen and Renewables, along with other members of the hydrogen consultancy, testing, and certification teams. They were available throughout the event to discuss ongoing projects, regulatory developments, and innovations in hydrogen technology.
Professionals in the hydrogen sector — from project developers and equipment manufacturers to infrastructure operators and policymakers — were invited to visit Kiwa’s stand to explore how Kiwa’s capabilities and the outcomes of the SO-FREE project can help accelerate the deployment of reliable hydrogen solutions in Europe.
