Enova has allocated EUR 65 million to support five hydrogen projects aimed at advancing the utilization of hydrogen in Norwegian maritime operations. These projects seek to serve as a catalyst for the adoption of hydrogen within the Norwegian shipping industry. The combined efforts of these projects will lead to a substantial production capacity of 100 MW, generating approximately 40 tons of hydrogen daily. Moreover, they are expected to contribute significantly to reducing emissions by 200,000 tonnes of CO2 annually, marking a notable step towards addressing environmental concerns in the shipping sector. Enova's strategic investment also includes plans to bolster the integration of hydrogen and ammonia as viable maritime fuels in Norway. By focusing on enhancing production capabilities, establishing essential infrastructure, and supporting the development of vessels designed for hydrogen and ammonia usage, Enova aims to lay down the groundwork for efficient and sustainable fuel chains in the country. Furthermore, Enova has disclosed its intentions to introduce additional initiatives targeting the facilitation of bunkering facilities for ammonia-powered vessels sailing along the Norwegian coast. The overall objective of Enova's enhanced investment strategy is to pave the way for the successful implementation of hydrogen and ammonia as primary fuels within the maritime domain of Norway, underlining a promising outlook for the future of clean energy in the region.