Narvik area

A project to build and operate a high-speed hydrogen fuel cell boat in Norway, involving eight partners. The vessel will be used by the Port of Narvik for training, monitoring, and emergency operations.

A dual-use hydrogen fueling station being developed by Everfuel in Narvik, designed to serve both heavy-duty land vehicles and ships. This will be the first such station in the world.

Renewable energy engineering and equipment development

Port operations

Shipbuilding

A propulsion system that uses fuel cells to generate electricity from hydrogen.

A project to build and operate a high-speed hydrogen fuel cell boat in Norway, involving eight partners. The vessel will be used by the Port of Narvik for training, monitoring, and emergency operations.

A dual-use hydrogen fueling station being developed by Everfuel in Narvik, designed to serve both heavy-duty land vehicles and ships. This will be the first such station in the world.

An Innovation Center being developed by TECO 2030 that will serve as both a research facility and factory for hydrogen fuel cell technology.

Infrastructure for refueling hydrogen vehicles, with several projects receiving government funding for their construction.

A hydrogen fuel cell-based propulsion system for aircraft. ZeroAvia is developing certified configurations ranging from 10–20 seats initially to larger aircraft before 2030 and beyond.

A high-speed vessel powered by hydrogen fuel cells, capable of reaching 23 knots. Designed to replace diesel vessels and will be operated by the Port of Narvik for training, monitoring, and emergency operations.