"The development of fuel cell heating appliances (FCH) in building services has been completed and the market launch has started. Support programs are expected to provide a corresponding demand so that the time for qualifications to FCH is given. FC CHP-Future was carried out at the right time. In addition, it has been shown that a very efficient way is being pursued with FCH, in order to impressively reduce the primary energy requirements on the one hand and, on the other, the emission of emissions. Natural gas and biogas today, and soon with hydrogen and methane respectively, will make FCH future-proof.The FC CHP-Future project has achieved:1) The target group of skilled workers, apprentices and teachers / trainers were provided with topics, materials, media and seminar concepts for education and further education in FCH. The materials / media are freely accessible for use.2) The dissemination of offers for vocational education and further education to FCH was carried out in the project partner countries taking into account the local conditions. Each partner institution involved in vocational education and further education carried out qualification programs for FCH in the catchment area. In each partner country the agreed number of qualifications for FCH was offered, whereby the demand in the countries differed as expected.3) In the countries participating in the project it was examined whether networks should be striven for and what kind they should be. Appropriate implementations and preparations have taken place.4) An offer for the transfer of the qualification measures to other European countries was developed in the form of two brochures. The (1) Guideline for the implementation of action-oriented learning and the furnishing and design of rooms, laboratories and workshops for education and further education to BZH and the (2) Guidelines are available to download in German and English.The project was carried out by six institutions from five European countries. In addition to the results / products, the corresponding project measures were:1) The public was informed about FCH and its contribution to solving problems in energy and environmental questions. In Europe millions of 1-family houses or apartments are suitable for the application of this technology. It was shown that the energy supply in building services can be provided with FCH.2) Country-specific contacts and cooperation with actors of the FCH (manufacturers, sales companies, institutions of education and training) were implemented. Networks were tested, partially developed and also built up.All project work included three thematic areas:1) Professional / technical: Fuel cell technology is a reality in Europe - even if the technology is not yet familiar.2) Methodical / didactic: The vocational education and further education programs correspond to the work and business processes of cogeneration technology and modern occupational pedagogy demands - and thus they are future-oriented.3) Multimedia / equipment-related: The design of the learning environment for vocational education and further education offers to FCH is vivid and attractive.The website ""www.fuelcellknowhow.com"" contains a documentation of the project as well as a communicative and informative form of public relations. It will be carried on beyond the project‘s end."