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Home / News / Copel advisor takes over board of directors at ABHIC

Copel advisor takes over board of directors at ABHIC

Created in August this year, the association has mobilized to increasingly consolidate itself in Brazil
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  • November 1, 2023, at 17:15 PM
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Copel representative takes over board of directors of ABHIC
Milton Francisco dos Santos Junior, new member of the ABHIC board of directors. Photo: Linkedin/Reproduction 

A ABHIC (Brazilian Association of Hydrogen and Sustainable Fuels) announced the arrival of Milton Francisco dos Santos Junior, advisor to the business development department at Copel (Companhia Paranaense de Energia), as member of the entity's board of directors. 

Created in August this year, with the aim of promoting the hydrogen and sustainable fuels in the country, the ABHIC has mobilized to obtain more and more recognition in the Brazilian market, in order to build lasting relationships with companies in Brazil and around the world. 

In this sense, the arrival of executives to be part of the group of professionals on the entity's board of directors is one of the points being organized by the association. 

The choice of Milton Santos for the position is, according to ABHIC, due to the fact that the Copel ser a concession company that has been carrying out research on hydrogen since the 1990s, pioneering some studies on the topic at a national level. 

Recently, the concessionaire began to structure itself to enable sustainable and profitable businesses around the hydrogen economy, a segment in which it also has pilot projects underway.

“Copel’s participation in the ABHIC board of directors brings benefits to both parties, as the association provides a very positive environment for exchanging experiences to join forces and make the hydrogen economy viable in practice in Brazil, whose potential is enormous” , said Milton Santos. 

About ABHIC

ABHIC is a national, non-profit entity, created in August 2023 and whose mission is to optimize the market, technological and regulatory conditions necessary for the development of hydrogen and sustainable fuels in Brazil.

The association represents not only green hydrogen companies, but also organizations that work with gray, brown and blue hydrogen, being an entity that is a partner of DWV (German Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association).

ABHIC (Brazilian Association of Hydrogen and Sustainable Fuels) Copel green hydrogen
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Henrique Hein
He worked at Correio Popular and Rádio Trianon. He has experience in podcast production, radio programs, interviews and reporting. Has been following the solar sector since 2020.
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