Norway will be home to one of the world's biggest hydrogen plants
German companies are joining forces to construct a 10 MW hydrogen plant in Norway. This marks the second time within six months that plans for large-scale hydrogen production are unveiled.
An international consortium, which consists of parties including German AIH and Hyentec as well as France's Areva, plans to establish one of the world's largest hydrogen production facilities in Europe. The new plant will be located in Norway, report Norwegian media.
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