Hydrogen Stations Norway. Map and List

DEALER	ADDRESS	CITY
ASKO MIDT-NORGE AS	Øsre Rosen 104	Tiller
	Rolf Olsens Vei 50	Kjeller
	Tronheimsveien 40	Skjetten
	Liamyrane 2	Nyborg
	Nedre kalbakkevej 96	Oslo
Hynion	Sandviksveien 17	Høvik
	Hyrovegen 67	Porsgrunn
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Network of Hydrogen Stations in Norway

Norway has been a pioneer in the transition to renewable energy and the use of hydrogen as a clean fuel. In recent years, the country has stepped up its efforts to develop a network of hydrogen stations, with the aim of supporting the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. This article provides a detailed analysis of the evolution of hydrogen stations in Norway until 2024, current and future projects, and a list of publicly available stations with contact information.

Evolution since the First Hydrogen Station

Norway has shown a continued commitment to decarbonising the transport sector. The development of hydrogen infrastructure began in the 2000s, with the first stations opening in Oslo. Since then, the network has grown gradually, driven by demand for green vehicles and government support.

In 2018, Norway launched its national hydrogen strategy, which included specific targets for the expansion of hydrogen filling stations across the country. By 2020, several key stations had been established in Oslo, Akershus and Bergen. However, growth was slower than expected due to technical and economic challenges.

Until 2024, the focus has been on consolidating the existing network and improving hydrogen supply technology. Norway currently has a total of 9 hydrogen stations open to the public, spread across strategic areas to maximise their use and accessibility. Current projects focus on improving green hydrogen production capacity and expanding the network to new regions, with an emphasis on the west coast and the north of the country.

Current Projects and Forecasts for 2025

The Norwegian government, together with industrial partners, has launched several projects to expand the hydrogen station network. One of the most prominent is the “H2Nor” project, which seeks to establish an interconnected network of hydrogen stations along the country’s main transport routes. In addition, investment is being made in more efficient hydrogen storage and distribution technologies.

Another relevant project is the “Hydrogen Highway”, which aims to create a hydrogen station corridor from Oslo to Bergen. This project is in the development phase and is expected to be operational by 2025.

Looking to the future, Norway is also exploring the potential of hydrogen in the maritime sector and in aviation, with plans to develop infrastructure to support the use of hydrogen in these sectors.

Largest Operators of Hydrogen Stations in Norway

The main hydrogen filling station operators in Norway are:

Uno-X: Uno-X Hydrogen is one of the main hydrogen station operators in Norway. The company has been instrumental in expanding the station network in the country, and continues with ambitious plans to increase national coverage.
H2Station: H2Station operates several hydrogen stations in Norway, focused primarily on the southwestern and central regions of the country. They are committed to developing new stations and upgrading existing infrastructure.
HYOP: HYOP is a Norwegian company dedicated to the operation of hydrogen stations. It has played a key role in introducing this technology in the country, with a focus on the Oslo area.

Referencias

https://www.regjeringen.no/en/topics/energy/renewable-energy/hydrogen_strategy/id2875306/
https://www.hydrogen.no/stasjoner
https://www.hydro.com/en-NO/what-we-do/energy/hydrogen/
https://www.unox.no/hydrogen
https://www.h2nor.no/