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Polly Martin
14 February 2023
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GenH2 and HYDS partner on Norwegian liquid hydrogen supply

The US firm will support the Norwegian developer in its plans to supply green hydrogen throughout the Nordic market

Norway’s Hydrogen Solutions (HYDS) and US-based GenH2 have announced a strategic partnership to produce liquid green hydrogen in Norway and the rest of the Nordic region. GenH2’s integrated liquefaction and storage technology will be supplied to the market via HYDS’ Liquiline subsidiary. HYDS targets 85t of green hydrogen production in 2023. Its first two plants are already under construction at the Stord municipality and the town of Egersund in southwestern Norway, with planned startup in the first and second quarter of this year respectively. “The solutions make it possible to produce liquid green hydrogen at competitive prices close to the users, without costly and complicated trans

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