Meet Team Norway at European Hydrogen Week 2024
Event metadata: exhibition, 18–22 November 2024, Brussels Expo, Brussels, Belgium; event marked ended. The page describes European Hydrogen Week as an EU hydrogen-policy conference and business-to-business forum with over 6,000 visitors. The Norway Pavilion was in Hall 11, booth C90, presenting Norwegian capabilities in asset management and low-carbon and renewable hydrogen technology, including blue and green hydrogen value chains, production, offtake, and international supply chains.
The “Companies you will meet” tab listed 17 exhibitors: Alfa Laval Nordic AS; Eksfin (Eksportfinansiering Norge); Energy Transition Norway SA; Equinor ASA; Fortescue; Gen2 Energy AS; Hexagon Purus ASA; HydePoint AS; HydrogenPro ASA; HyValue; Infener; Kunnskapsparken Helgeland AS; Maritime CleanTech; Norwegian Hydrogen AS; SINTEF Energi AS; Statkraft AS; Yara AS. The page’s broader event text also names additional groups and public bodies.
The event text additionally named Nordic Arctic Cluster Team, FME HyValue, POWUNIT/Infener Nordic, FME HYDROGENi, Seid, Arda Energy, Hydrogen Source, Rogaland County Municipality, the Stavanger Region European Office, University of Stavanger, HYDS Hydrogen Solutions, Innovation Norway, Mission of Norway to the EU, Royal Norwegian Embassy in Brussels, Norwegian Hydrogen Forum, H2Cluster, Energy Valley, NHO, Norwegian Energy Partners, and Ocean Hyway Cluster. It said other Norwegian companies would attend side events, with details to follow. Pavilion partners listed separately: Innovation Norway, Mission of Norway to the EU, Norwegian Hydrogen Forum, NHO, H2Cluster, Arena Ocean Hyway Cluster, Energy Valley, NCE Maritime Cleantech, and Norwegian Energy Partners. Meeting contacts: Ivar-Jo Baunbæk Theien (ivar-jo.baunbaek.theien@innovasjonnorge.no) and Aleksander Olsen (aleksander.olsen@innovationnorway.no). Linked topics include hydrogen and energy. The page also displays responsible-business conditions referring to ESG criteria, the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, due diligence, and risk assessment.