International Association for Biohydrogen

Turning waste into clean hydrogen for a net-zero future

IABIOH is a global non-profit based in Scotland, UK. We bring together scientists, engineers, policymakers and industry leaders to advance biohydrogen and sustainable waste management through research, education and collaboration.

H₂

From biomass and waste to hydrogen

Research · Education · Collaboration · Policy

Partner event · IABIOH is an official Supporter

Hydrogen Americas 2026 Summit & Exhibition

6–7 October 2026 · Houston, Texas

Hydrogen Americas 2026 Summit & Exhibition, 6–7 October 2026, Houston, Texas. Register now.

What we do

A passion for biohydrogen

Biohydrogen offers a pathway to recover hydrogen from waste, cutting greenhouse gas emissions and supporting circular economies.

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Innovation

Promoting innovative biohydrogen production and sustainable waste management.

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Collaboration

Fostering global collaboration for resource recovery and green energy solutions.

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Sustainability

Supporting net-zero initiatives and the circular, future hydrogen economy.

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For members

Resources and activities

Activities that support the development of biohydrogen technologies with social, economic and environmental benefits.

Webinars

Talks by leading biohydrogen R&D experts. Free to all members.

Virtual lab visits

Tours of leading biohydrogen labs with up-to-date research. Free to all members.

Newsletter & whitepapers

Quarterly newsletters, annual whitepapers and funding-opportunity reminders.

IABIOH Conference

Knowledge exchange across the international community, with an awards ceremony.

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Green Hydrogen Webinar series

Recent webinars

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8 September 2026

From plastic waste to chemical building blocks: microwave-assisted catalytic conversion for advanced recycling

Dr Nan Zhou, University of Minnesota, USA

28 May 2026

Modelling environmental and techno-economic trade-offs of bioenergy developments using machine learning

Dr Simon Ascher, University of Strathclyde, UK

5 March 2026

Life cycle assessment and the role of GaBi software in water–energy systems research

Dr Jade Lui, University of Glasgow, UK

Join a global network advancing the future of biohydrogen

Researchers, innovators and practitioners from around the world. Concessionary rates are available, including free membership for residents of low-income countries.