Norwegian Hydrogen is a Nordic energy company that develops, builds, and operates green hydrogen production and distribution infrastructure. Using electrolysis powered by renewable electricity, the company produces low-carbon hydrogen for use across industry, transport, and maritime sectors in Norway and the wider Nordic region.
The company supplies compressed hydrogen to industrial users and supports heavy-duty mobility through storage, compression, logistics, and refueling solutions (including stations under the Vireon brand). It also participates in power-to-X value chains, where green hydrogen serves as a feedstock for e-fuels and other hydrogen-derived chemicals. For the chemical industry, Norwegian Hydrogen provides a decarbonized input that can replace fossil-based hydrogen and enable the production of derivatives such as methanol and ammonia, supporting emissions reduction in hard-to-abate processes.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Norwegian Hydrogen, of which one is active.
Norwegian Hydrogen's role on them: Owner.
1 new construction.
Targeting: Hydrogen (1), Methanol (1)
FEED (with EPC option) for 25 MW liquid hydrogen plant (10 t/day); modular design with pressurized alkaline electrolyzers and liquefaction; PPA-secured renewable power; production from 2028.
GreenIron's Sandviken plant will use green hydrogen from Norway for zero-emissions metal production, marking a key step in scaling operations and enhancing supply chain security.
The partnership will produce bio-e-methanol from bio-waste and hydrogen, doubling methanol output. The first project in Øyer aims for 150,000 tons of bio-e-methanol and 15,000 tons of green hydrogen.
The MOU aims to develop green hydrogen projects in the Nordics, focusing on production, export, and infrastructure, with a Design Concept Study to be completed by 1H2023.
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