Provaris Energy, a green hydrogen projects developer, is making significant strides in advancing hydrogen and CO2 storage and transport initiatives in Norway. Partnering with Norwegian Hydrogen and Uniper, Provaris has signed a second memorandum of understanding to explore the use of compressed storage and shipping solutions for transporting hydrogen from Norway to a German utility in North-West Europe. The collaboration targets substantial hydrogen production and off-take volumes, aiming to meet RFNBO standards with renewable power sources. In parallel, Provaris has achieved a crucial milestone in its CO2 tank development program through a joint agreement with Yinson Production. This milestone marks the completion of the concept design phase for a new liquid CO2 tank, paving the way for further technical advancements in integrating CO2 storage solutions with various transportation methods. Furthermore, Provaris has secured a lease agreement for constructing and testing the world's first prototype scale compressed hydrogen tank in Fiskå, Norway. This innovative project signifies Provaris' commitment to driving technological advancements in the field of renewable energy and sustainable solutions, emphasizing the company's dedication to pioneering environmentally friendly practices. The collaboration between Provaris and Yinson Production underlines the industry's focus on carbon capture and storage, with Yinson's recent acquisition of Norway-based Stella Maris and a stake in the Havstjerne CO2 injection and storage project in the North Sea. These developments showcase a holistic approach towards environmental sustainability and technological innovation within the energy sector, positioning Provaris Energy at the forefront of green hydrogen and CO2 initiatives in Norway.