Hydrogen Production at Sea: HydraNord Power Wins Enova Grant for Onboard Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Fuel Cell System

H2SITE has landed a substantial NOK 39.1 million investment from Norway's Enova SF to support its innovative project, HydraNord Power. This initiative aims to push the boundaries of hydrogen production at sea by employing an onboard ammonia-to-hydrogen membrane reactor along with a fuel cell system in Stord, Norway.

This funding is set to fuel the development and validation of a commercial-scale system designed to convert ammonia into high-purity hydrogen. Not only does this approach allow for smaller storage volumes compared to conventional methods, but it can also deliver up to 700 kW of net electrical power to maritime fuel cells. According to H2SITE, their design could potentially produce around one tonne of hydrogen per day. Module integration and testing are set to kick off next year at Energy House, with deployment slated for early 2028.

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