Provaris Energy Ltd's CEO, Martin Carolan, discussed the company's recent advancements in hydrogen transport and storage solutions. Provaris has inked a second non-binding MoU to provide hydrogen from Norway to Germany, with plans to move towards binding term sheets by mid-2025. Carolan emphasized the strategic position of Provaris in the hydrogen industry, with a focus on cost efficiency and scalable delivery, aligning well with the industry's pivot towards practical hydrogen projects. He highlighted Germany's commitment to hydrogen as a decarbonization strategy, further reinforcing Provaris' endeavors. Apart from hydrogen, Provaris is also making progress in CO2 storage initiatives through a partnership with Yinson Production, targeting large-scale liquid CO2 storage solutions. The acquisition of the Fiska facility in Norway will support the company in testing and validating its H2 Neo carrier technology. Looking to the future, Carolan outlined upcoming milestones, such as finalizing binding hydrogen sales agreements and advancing CO2 storage projects. Provaris Energy's proactive approach to sustainable energy solutions positions it as a key player in the evolving hydrogen and renewable energy landscape.