Last month, on 25 August, Day 3 of the 12th Scientific Summer Camp – HydroDrive 2026 focused on the exciting potential of green hydrogen.

Prof. Nihel Chekir and Prof. Yassine Ben Salem led a training session introducing young participants to green hydrogen, from its production methods and applications to its role in building a more sustainable energy future.

The session was a great opportunity for participants to learn, ask questions and exchange ideas around one of the key clean-energy technologies shaping tomorrow’s energy systems.

Organised by the Oasis of Sciences Association, HydroDrive 2026 brings together young people passionate about science, engineering, innovation and green technologies.