Norwegian group Nel ASA has announced the signing of an agreement with GreenH AS to supply the technological equipment for two hydrogen production projects in Norway. The facilities, located in Kristiansund and Slagentangen, will receive support from the public agency Enova. Each site will have a minimum capacity of 10 MW, bringing the total to over 20 MW.
An established collaboration to deploy green hydrogen
GreenH AS, a company involved in the design and operation of hydrogen production sites using renewable energy, confirmed its investment decisions for both projects. According to Morten Solberg Watle, Chief Executive Officer of GreenH AS, this partnership builds on a long-standing collaboration with Nel ASA to identify the most suitable electrolyser technology for local needs.
The sites aim to supply hydrogen directly to the maritime and industrial sectors, helping reduce logistics costs and supporting the development of regional hydrogen value chains. GreenH’s strategic objective is to establish a distributed production network across Norway, allowing end users to be supplied through local infrastructure.
A structuring contract for the Norwegian hydrogen ecosystem
Nel ASA will supply the electrolysers, along with associated engineering and technical support services. Final details regarding the scope of the contract, equipment specifications, and delivery schedules will be confirmed at a later stage.
Håkon Volldal, President and Chief Executive Officer of Nel ASA, welcomed this collaboration as part of the broader effort to deploy hydrogen infrastructure in Norway. The technology provided is expected to play a central role in developing decentralised industrial capacity, while reinforcing Nel’s position in its domestic market.
