New green hydrogen facility in Norway aims to launch in 2028
Karmsund Hydrogen has partnered up with HydePoint to build a green hydrogen facility in Karmsund, Norway, aimed at cutting emissions in the local industry.
As explained, the facility will be located at Karmsund Group’s Service Base, offering direct access to hydrogen users in both the maritime and onshore sectors. The project plans to produce more than 3000 tons annually based on 20 MW installed electrolysis capacity.
Furthermore, HydePoint will integrate a barge system with onshore infrastructure, enabling modular and flexible deployment of hydrogen capacity allowing for production to scale with demand while staying close to end users.
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