These questions are explored in the interactive exhibition “Vihreä vetyvoima” (“Green hydrogen power”) opening at the Aalto2 Museum Centre. The exhibition is specifically aimed at school groups and families with children aged 8-13, but suits anyone interested in the topic. Visitors can experience producing and using hydrogen hands-on. The exhibition kicks off with an opening event on July 30th, where selected 2nd to 7th graders from Jyväskylä schools will explore the exhibition alongside the city’s mayor, Timo Koivisto. The exhibition opens to the public on July 31st and will be available until September 29th, culminating in the City of Light and Researchers’ Night events.

The exhibition is organized by the Central Finland Mobility Foundation (Cefmof), a foundation established by the City of Jyväskylä, TOYOTA GAZOO Racing World Rally Team, and Toyota Mobility Foundation. Cefmof’s mission is to promote sustainable urban planning and mobility in Central Finland, particularly by utilizing green hydrogen. Through the hydrogen exhibition, Cefmof aims to increase public awareness and interest even before green hydrogen becomes a prominent part of everyday life in Central Finland.