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Aug 14, 2024 · Norway currently has a total of 9 hydrogen stations open to the public, spread across strategic areas to maximise their use and accessibility. Current projects focus on
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Norway currently has a total of 9 hydrogen stations open to the public, spread across strategic areas to maximise their use and accessibility. Current projects focus on improving green hydrogen production capacity and expanding the network to new regions, with an emphasis on the west coast and the north of the country.
CLICK HERE! Norway has been a pioneer in the transition to renewable energy and the use of hydrogen as a clean fuel. In recent years, the country has stepped up its efforts to develop a network of hydrogen stations, with the aim of supporting the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
The main hydrogen filling station operators in Norway are: Uno-X: Uno-X Hydrogen is one of the main hydrogen station operators in Norway. The company has been instrumental in expanding the station network in the country, and continues with ambitious plans to increase national coverage.
Norwegian Hydrogen has now made the investment decision for a new hydrogen plant in Rjukan, Telemark in Norway. This is part of the company’s strategy, which includes existing production of green hydrogen and several new projects currently under development across the Nordic region.
In the industry sector, some actors are willing to experiment, but large parts of the industry have an energy and capital-intensive structure, where hydrogen solutions will require risky and costly process change , . Due to the high share of flexible hydropower, there has been less focus on hydrogen for stationary power in Norway.
Norwegian Hydrogen drives the green transition through the development and operation of green hydrogen infrastructure, aimed primarily towards heavy-duty transport and maritime customer segments. We will provide infrastructure including production facilities, distribution systems and a wide network of filling and bunkering stations.
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