Innovation Norway

Automated control and monitoring system for managing offshore hydrogen production operations.

Systems used to store energy from renewable sources to ensure continuous operation of the biorefinery.

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

Norway

Langevågen, near Ålesund

Trondheim

A zero-emission coastal freighter with automated cargo handling, designed to transport cargo from road to sea using hydrogen and fuel cells.

The world's first hydrogen fuel cell ferry designed to transport passengers and vehicles using renewable hydrogen energy. The ferry will be powered by hydrogen produced via PEM electrolysis and will reduce carbon emissions by up to 95 percent.

A renewable hydrogen storage project that converts electricity generated from offshore wind farms into hydrogen stored on the seabed off Norway's continental shelf for supply to offshore facilities and marine vessels.

A full-scale maritime hydrogen fuel system featuring four type 4 hydrogen cylinders, structure, fueling nozzle, piping, and control system designed for zero-emission shipping applications.

Innovative hydrogen storage solutions with lightweight composite tanks ideally suited for distribution and onboard maritime applications, as well as heavy-duty trucks and buses.

A hybrid propulsion system combining hydrogen fuel cells and batteries for ferry operations, designed to achieve zero-emissions maritime transport on short-distance domestic routes.