Norwegian energy company Greenstat is embarking on the construction of the Agder hydrogen facility in Kristiansand, Norway, with plans to make hydrogen available for maritime and heavy transport sectors by the end of 2026. The Hydrogen Hub Agder project's Phase 1, with a 20 MW capacity and the production potential of up to 8 tonnes of hydrogen daily, is a collaborative effort with various partners. Greenstat, the sole owner through Agder Hydrogen Hub, secured necessary capital after La Française de l’Energie became its largest owner in 2024. The project received support from Elkem, Enova, and local municipalities, with a significant investment from Enova. A long-term lease agreement with Elkem and partnerships for infrastructure development further solidify the project's progress. The facility aims to provide green hydrogen for maritime transport, zero-emission vehicles, and construction machinery in the region. The construction involves foundation work, new quay preparation, and detailed engineering design with Aragon as a partner. The project's expansion to Phase 2, with a 40 MW capacity, is already in progress. The facility's potential impact on sustainable energy solutions is highlighted, with the future possibility of producing zero-emission fuel for transportation networks. Everfuel's ownership transfer to Greenstat earlier in 2024 and the final investment decision (FID) being reached underscore the project's advancement towards environmentally friendly hydrogen production.