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Hydrogen fueling station for maritime and heavy-duty vehicles

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A dual-use hydrogen fueling station being developed by Everfuel in Narvik, designed to serve both heavy-duty land vehicles and ships. This will be the first such station in the world.

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Everfuel
hydrogen fuel cell electric bus sector
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TECO 2030 ASA
Renewable energy engineering and equipment development
company 1 mention
Port of Narvik
Port operations
gov Norway 1 mention
Grovfjord Mekaniske Verksted (GMV)
Shipbuilding
company Norway 1 mention
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Narvik area
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High-speed hydrogen fuel cell boat to be built in Norway

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