EOS, based in Krailling, Germany, has joined the MatH2 consortium, a recently launched collaboration of industrial leaders and research organisations working to advance hydrogen technologies. MatH2 was established by WISE (Wide and Intelligent Sustainable Energy), a programme led by Finnish technology group Wärtsilä, headquartered in Helsinki.

In addition to Wärtsilä and EOS, members of MatH2 include Neste, Nordic Tank, Teknos, SSAB, Bumax and SP Stainless, together with research partners VTT and the University of Oulu.