Provaris Energy Ltd is seeing positive outcomes from its efforts in engaging with hydrogen suppliers and off-takers, with a particular focus on developing hydrogen supply chains in Europe. The company is emphasizing the use of compressed hydrogen storage and carriers in its strategy, aiming to deliver gas to the core hydrogen network in Europe from grid-connected sites in the Nordic countries. Through workshops and analysis, Provaris is showcasing the economic advantages of its approach, with a goal of transporting 250,000 tonnes of hydrogen to Europe by 2030 through a fleet of 10-15 H2Neo carriers. The company's partnerships and collaborations with various entities, including German utilities and Global Energy Storage, are essential for advancing its hydrogen supply chain model. Provaris is also capitalizing on the increasing demand for gaseous hydrogen in the market, aligning its projects with customer needs and timing requirements. Furthermore, the company is actively involved in refining compression design plants and requirements in collaboration with original equipment manufacturers. Provaris is optimistic about the potential for low-cost hydrogen supply from regions like the Nordics and Iberia, as indicated by its participation in the EU Hydrogen Bank pilot auction. The focus on Norway, with developments in compressed hydrogen projects and advancements in shipping technologies, underscores the company's strategic outlook. For instance, Enova SF's recent funding of NOK 1.2 billion to shipping companies for hydrogen and ammonia-fuelled ships aligns with Provaris' goals in the region, showcasing a positive trend towards sustainable energy solutions.