A project to produce hydrogen and build a refueling station is in the works next to the Landsnet substation and Veitur distribution station at Korpa in Reykjavík, Iceland. The initiative involves companies like Landsvirkjun, Linde, and Olís. The hydrogen will be produced through electrolysis of water, with a 5-megawatt electrolyzer set to be operational by mid-2027, capable of producing 775 tons of hydrogen annually. There are plans to double this capacity to 1,550 tons per year in the coming years. This project is a significant move in Iceland's energy transition, especially benefiting heavy-duty land transport and various industries, while supporting government objectives in energy and climate matters. Linde's involvement brings expertise in hydrogen technology, with a focus on distributing hydrogen nationwide. Olís aims to operate a hydrogen filling station, facilitating hydrogen use for vehicles of different sizes. The filling station will be strategically located next to the electrolyzer, enhancing accessibility for hydrogen-powered vehicles.