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Workshops held. The workshops held during the project have been organized by different partners with the objective to reach the major number of countries and stakeholders. The objective of workshops has been: • Practical session to review improvements and give final evaluation of the utility of the toolbox. • To present HYACINTH project results to stakeholders and members of Industry and academic associations (PTE HPC & AeH2, Hydrogen Spanish associations and Hydrogen French Association and Renewable Energies French cluster TENERRDIS). • To join a group of experts of the hydrogen industry to present them the most relevant conclusions of the analysis on social acceptation of H2 technologies across Europe. • To bring together a group of stakeholders and local authorities (in this particular case, of the region of Castilla y ▇▇▇▇ in Spain) and the hydrogen industry to present them the most relevant conclusions of the analysis on social acceptation of H2 technologies across Europe. The participants are from 5 European countries France, Germany, Slovenia, Spain and Uk, thus the workshops have been held in these Countries. For a major communication and dissemination of workshops, it was sent a digital mailing to all stakeholders with the information about workshops planned, in order to inform them about the event. In addition, in one of them the teleconference has been used. In this link could find the workshops held. It was sent to a mailing list for reaching a great number of attendees: ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇/1ab2647534a9/save-the-date- hyacinth-project-workshops-calendar?e=442798b877 Table 1: Workshops held Workshop Participant (s) Location Date Language audience Objective Aberdeen Bus project feedback Aberdeen City Council and University of Sunderland Aberdeen (UK) -- English <10 people Testing the Beta version of SAMT developed in HYACINTH project. Hyacinth Project results of SAMT toolbox. Practical Session University of Sunderland Sunderland (UK) 27/04/2017 English <10 people Practical session to review improvements and give final evaluation of the utility of the toolbox. Workshop HYACINTH: “what does Europe think about hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology? CNH2, CIEMAT and CIDAUT Madrid (Spain) 09/05/2017 Spanish/English >50 people To present HYACINTH project Results to Stakeholders and members of PTE HPC &AeH2 Workshop HYACINTH: Acceptance in Europe of fuel cell and hydrogen technologies. Impact in Castilla y ▇▇▇▇. CIDAUT, CNH2 and University of Sunderland Boecillo (Spain) 31/0...
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