AI-modified
AI Use Information for this Web Page
The textual content of this page is AI modified.
- AI status: Modified with AI
- Scope: Entire page textual content
- Human oversight: Reviewed by authors before publication
- Details of AI usage: An AI-assisted proofreading process was used for this text. All changes were reviewed and approved by the authors, who remain responsible for accuracy and meaning.
Norsk Hydrogenforum
Norwegian Hydrogen Forum
Address:
Norsk Hydrogenforum c/o Næringslivets Hus Middelthuns gate 27, Majorstuen Oslo
Homepage:
https://www.hydrogen.no/en
Social Media:
LinkedIn
We are an associated partner of the Hydrogen Center of Vocational Excellence in Norway. For more information about our initiatives and projects in the region, follow this link!
Join our network
Joining H2CoVE as a signatory is free of charge and gives your organisation the opportunity to connect with companies, educators, institutions, and regional partners working on hydrogen skills and training.
Stay informed, exchange knowledge, and explore opportunities for collaboration across Europe.
- Overview: Choose your region
- Find your region
-
Eesti
Estonia: Võta ühendust -
Івано-Франківськ
Ivano-Frankivsk (Urkraine): Зв’яжіться з нами -
Noord-Nederland
Northern Netherlands: Neem contact op -
Tirol
Tyrol (Austria): Nehmen Sie Kontakt mit uns auf -
Vestland
(Norway): Ta kontakt -
Other Regions
: Get in touch worldwide
About
The Norwegian Hydrogen Forum (NHF) was founded in 1996 as a non-profit member organisation, which promotes the advantages of hydrogen and ammonia as energy carriers. As of 2024, our close to 100 members span Norwegian producers, distributors, industry, universities, research institutes, companies in the transportation sector, consulting firms and other organisations related to hydrogen.
NHF works actively to disseminate key information in Norway on hydrogen and ammonia research and technology commercialisation, market trends and international policy making. Moreover, NHF organises conferences, seminars and workshops (some in collaboration with our Nordic sister organisations, projects, or other national and international stakeholders).