On 27 & 28 June 2024, NPHyCo organised a national workshop in Ukraine to discuss the project, its outcomes and potential benefits for Ukrainian nuclear power plants (NPP). This workshop was led by project partner ESG  and was kindly hosted by the Rivne NPP.

As part of the NPHyCo project a survey has just been launched in order to identify citizens opinion towards nuclear and hydrogen. ​

On 10 June 2024, NPHyCo organised a meeting with its Advisory Board in order to share the latest project developments and receive their feedback. The meeting started off with a brief introduction of the goals of the project.  It was then noted that significant results stemming from this project are expected to become available in September 2024. 

On 23 May 2024, Martin Kykal, a representative from ES Group presented an open lecture to students and faculty at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the University of West Bohemia in Plzeň during the Nuclear Days 2024. Attendees were introduced to insights gained from the NPHyCo project, with the lecture focusing on utilising existing nuclear resources for hydrogen production. He indicated that the project explores the integration of hydrogen production equipment with resources that nuclear power plants can provide, such as electrical power, demineralised water, cooling water, and also addresses legislative, nuclear, and radiation safety issues.