Vireon, a company focused on sustainable transportation solutions, has secured a significant grant of over €10 million from Norwegian funding agency Enova. The grant is designated for the construction of Norway's inaugural hydrogen refueling corridor. This initiative aligns with Vireon's broader goal of creating a comprehensive network of hydrogen refueling stations tailored for heavy-duty vehicles throughout Norway. The corridor, spanning from Trondheim to Oslo, will establish four refueling stations strategically positioned to cater to the needs of truck drivers utilizing hydrogen-powered vehicles. The emphasis on heavy-duty vehicles underscores the project's commitment to promoting green hydrogen as a viable fuel source for transportation. By offering hydrogen at both 350 and 700 bar, the stations will accommodate different vehicle requirements and contribute to the overall decarbonization of the transportation sector. Moreover, the redundancy built into the corridor, with two route options between Trondheim and Oslo, enhances the reliability and convenience for drivers relying on hydrogen fuel. In addition to the infrastructure development, the grant encompasses support for Vireon to procure a fleet of hydrogen transport containers. These containers will play a crucial role in transporting hydrogen from production facilities to the refueling stations, ensuring a seamless supply chain for the distribution of green hydrogen. The CEO of Vireon, Per Øyvind Voie, commended the team's dedication and highlighted the grant as a testament to the company's commitment to meeting stringent project standards. Overall, the funding secured by Vireon represents a significant step towards advancing sustainable transportation solutions in Norway, with a specific focus on hydrogen-powered logistics for heavy-duty vehicles.