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There are a range of benefits to becoming a member of the Hydrogen Energy Association, including playing an active role in setting the hydrogen agenda and unique access to key players in Government.
 
We provide platforms to collaborate with other experts, the latest market intelligence so you can profit from opportunities for your organisation, and networking events, including our annual conference and in-person and online meetings and sessions designed to forge meaningful connections.
 
The wide scope of membership fosters collaboration throughout the sector, stimulating business and industry growth and we connect members with policymakers to build consensus across our membership to deliver actionable steps.
 
This allows us to represent members’ interests at the national and international level and enhance opportunities for members’ market development internationally.
 
Executive members benefit further from a wide variety of opportunities to participate in high-level activities, from engagement with ministers, MPs, and other key stakeholders, through to policy shaping, developing priorities and messaging for the HEA itself. This team also works together to define direction, strategy, and plans.
 
We promote and celebrate all members’ news through active social media channels, our website and across marketing materials and will keep you informed of updates on new funding calls, Government policy evolution, key trends and projects and partnering and collaboration opportunities.

There are a range of membership options available, detailed below, expanding on the benefits available to help you make the right choice for the scale and scope of your organisation. 

Please don’t hesitate to contact the HEA team if you have any questions regarding our work and our memberships.

Standard Membership

GUARANTEED BENEFITS

  • Networking through regular HEA events;
  • Partnering and collaboration opportunities;
  • The chance to participate in and contribute to our specialist working groups;
  • Improved positioning of and opportunities for hydrogen and its applications as a consequence of outreach activities;
  • Being part of a shared and powerful voice into Government;
  • Better outcomes for hydrogen and its applications in the UK;
  • Improved access to and awareness of funding opportunities, both in the UK and at the European level;
  • Greater insight into developments and opportunities in the UK hydrogen sector, marketing and promotion opportunities (your company logo on the website etc.);
  • Strong link to the leading UK hydrogen companies;
  • Opportunities to attend events on behalf of the HEA; and 
  • The chance to shape the direction and focus of the Association.

Micro Co / University

1-9 Employees
£ 835 + VAT
  • The opportunity to build business with the UK’s biggest hydrogen players, collaborate through specialist working groups and influence UK policy outcomes. Enhanced connections with the fellow industry associations, public sector, regionally, nationally and internationally, access to the latest news and opportunities, as well as the chance to shape HEA strategy.

Small Company

10-50 employees
£ 1,615 + VAT
  • The opportunity to build business with the UK’s biggest hydrogen players, collaborate through specialist working groups and influence UK policy outcomes. Enhanced connections with the fellow industry associations, public sector, regionally, nationally and internationally, access to the latest news and opportunities, as well as the chance to shape HEA strategy.

Corporate

50+ employees
£ 4,925 + VAT
  • The opportunity to build business with the UK’s biggest hydrogen players, collaborate through specialist working groups and influence UK policy outcomes. Enhanced connections with the fellow industry associations, public sector, regionally, nationally and internationally, access to the latest news and opportunities, as well as the chance to shape HEA strategy.

Consortium

Academic Research Hubs
£ 5,005 + VAT
  • The opportunity to build business with the UK’s biggest hydrogen players, collaborate through specialist working groups and influence UK policy outcomes. Enhanced connections with the fellow industry associations, public sector, regionally, nationally and internationally, access to the latest news and opportunities, as well as the chance to shape HEA strategy.

Education & Research Institutions

£ 835 + VAT
  • A membership category for UK universities and recognised higher & further education institutions undertaking research, education, innovation or other activities relevant to the hydrogen and energy sectors.

Public Sector & Innovation Bodies

£ 1,200 + VAT
  • A membership category for Public Sector Bodies, agencies, arm’s-length bodies and other publicly funded or government-supported organisations with an interest in the development and deployment of hydrogen.

Executive Membership

GUARANTEED BENEFITS

EXECUTIVE BENEFITS

  • Exclusive executive campaigning opportunities with politicians via targeted meetings with Ministers, MPs and other key stakeholders;
  • Lead on HEA policy shaping via consultation responses and detailed meetings with policy makers;
  • Developing priorities and messaging for the Association;
  • Steer the Association through the year, with regular meetings to agree policy and plans.

Executive

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Plus VAT

Access to automatic membership of the Executive Committee, with the opportunity to steer the HEA through the year, informing policy and plans.
The opportunity to participate in meetings with key external stakeholders, and greater involvement in the development of major submissions.

Please provide the following information to apply for your membership

Are you the lead representative for your company?

Lee Juby

Lee is an independent hydrogen and clean energy consultant and founder of Verray Consulting. He has worked in hydrogen, fuel cells and clean energy for more than 30 years, with experience spanning technology development, commercialisation, hydrogen infrastructure and business leadership.

Most recently, Lee was CEO of Fuel Cell Systems Ltd, where he led the business across its fuel cell and hydrogen refuelling activities. Prior to this, he spent eight years with UK fuel cell manufacturer Intelligent Energy, completing his time there as Chief Sales Officer. He led the global commercial team and supported the commercialisation of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies across automotive, power generation and aviation markets.

Lee’s involvement with hydrogen dates back to 1995, including early work supporting field trials of solid oxide fuel cell combined heat and power systems. Since then, his career has combined engineering, commercial leadership and the practical deployment of emerging clean energy technologies.

Through Verray Consulting, Lee now works independently with organisations across the hydrogen value chain, providing technical, commercial and strategic support.