ITM Power has announced the signing of a contract with La Française de l'Energie SA (FDE) to supply four NEPTUNE V units, each providing 5MW of green hydrogen production capacity, for the Hydrogen Hub Agder project in Norway. This initiative, led by Greenstat, aims to cater to the maritime industry with environmentally friendly hydrogen, starting production in late 2026. The partnership signifies a move towards sustainable energy solutions, with plans for an expansion to 60MW by 2027. Dennis Schulz, the CEO of ITM, and Antoine Forcinal, the CEO of FDE, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration. Schulz highlighted the potential in the Nordic region for green hydrogen, while Forcinal praised ITM's integrated electrolyser solution for the Agder Hydrogen Hub project. The compact design and efficiency of the NEPTUNE V units, using ITM's TRIDENT stack technology, offer a promising solution for the increasing demand for green energy. With ITM Power's expertise in electrolyser technology and FDE's commitment to green energy projects, the partnership aims to contribute significantly to Norway's green hydrogen infrastructure. This development aligns with the global push towards sustainable practices and showcases the potential for hydrogen to play a vital role in the energy transition. For more details, interested parties can reach out to the provided contacts or visit ITM Power's official website.