Enova

Enova has provided significant grant funding for both HyFuel (NOK 180 million) and Kaupanes (NOK 206 million) hydrogen projects, catalyzing commercial green hydrogen deployment.[2][3]

Enova, fully owned by the Norwegian Ministry of Climate and Environment, funds innovative renewable energy projects across Norway, supporting the shipping industry’s green initiatives.

Provided project funding for the ammonia-fueled carrier project, supporting Amon Gas and its partners toward scaled adoption of clean shipping technology.[1][3]

ENOVA is Norway’s primary instrument for supporting innovative, sustainable, and climate-friendly technology in sectors like shipping, industry, and construction. Its involvement with the Samskip order signifies official backing for maritime hydrogen fuel adoption[2].

ENOVA is a Norwegian government fund that supports initiatives to accelerate decarbonization, and it is providing funding for the hydrogen cargo ship conversion project.

Norwegian government agency that short-listed Aurora as a candidate for IPCEI (Important Project of Common European Interest).

Norwegian government agency providing support to the H2CarbonCat project.

Enova is a Norwegian government enterprise co-funding the Pilot-E technology accelerator program that supports the HYBRIDship hydrogen ferry project.

Enova is a collaborator in the PILOT-E program, which provides funding for Norwegian trade and industry, including the Hyon ferry and freighter projects.