The blue hydrogen gas supplied from Norway will be 95% less carbon-intensive than natural gas. Equinor has entered into a partnership with Open Grid Europe to produce hydrogen in Germany using natural gas from Norway. The H2morrow project will generate 8.6 TWh per year of hydrogen by 2030, serving 450,000 households with a 95% less carbon-intensive gas. In the United States, the U.S. Department of Energy is working on an initiative called “Hydrogen for America” that aims to develop and commercialize hydrogen-powered vehicles as part of its goal of reducing carbon As such, roughly 1.9 million mt of CO2 a year could be avoided by the scheme.
Equinor has entered into a partnership with Open Grid Europe to produce hydrogen in Germany using natural gas from Norway. The H2morrow project will generate 8.6 TWh per year of hydrogen by 2030, serving 450,000 households with a 95% less carbon-intensive gas. In the United States, the U.S. Department of Energy is working on an initiative called “Hydrogen for America” that aims to develop and commercialize hydrogen-powered vehicles as part of its goal of reducing carbon As such, roughly 1.9 million mt of CO2 a year could be avoided by the scheme.