HydrogenPro green hydrogen production plants

• Published 24 October 2022; updated 30 September 2026; estimated reading time 3 minutes.
• Offering: modular, scalable hydrogen plants using alkaline high-pressure electrolysers. The page describes containerised small plants, indoor medium-sized installations and turnkey large plants.
• Technical claims: high-pressure operation is intended to reduce compression costs; the electrolyser is described as suitable for variable solar and wind loads. HydrogenPro claims 14% greater unit efficiency, noting electricity represents 70–90% of hydrogen production cost. It also states its process uses no scarce or noble metals and has no production emissions.
• Historical performance claims on the page: hydrogen production cost of USD 1.20/kg in 2022; this is a source-reported historical figure.
• Company context: founded in 2013. The article describes an R&D/testing setup in Denmark and Norway, a joint venture with Tianjin HQY Hydrogen Machinery, acquisition of Advanced Surface Plating, and plans for assembly operations in Europe and North America.
• Contact: Jarle Dragvik, CEO; info@hydrogenpro.com. HydrogenPro ASA, Hydrovegen 6, 3933 Porsgrunn, Norway. Website: hydrogen-pro.com.
• Availability: available. Categories: hydrogen / conversion technology; energy. Linked SDGs: 7 and 9.

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• Published October 24, 2022; updated September 30, 2026; estimated reading time 3 minutes. Status: available. Categories: Hydrogen / Conversion and technology; Energy.
• HydrogenPro designs and supplies scalable hydrogen plants based on alkaline high-pressure electrolysers. The high-pressure design is intended to reduce compression costs and handle variable power from wind and solar. Deployments range from containerized small plants to indoor medium-sized plants and turnkey large industrial facilities.
• Electrolysis uses water and electricity without direct pollutant emissions, unlike conventional fossil-fuel reforming. The page lists potential uses including power-to-gas, refining, synthetic fuels, fertilizer, steel and energy storage. The company says its electrolyser unit improves efficiency by 14%; because electricity accounts for 70–90% of hydrogen-production cost, it argues this improvement materially affects plant economics.
• The article states hydrogen production cost had reached USD 1.20/kg in 2022, compared with analysts’ prediction of USD 1.50/kg by 2030. It says the process uses no scarce or noble metals and emphasizes safety, durability and reliability. These are article-era reported claims.
• The page describes demand drivers as replacement of conventional hydrogen with low-carbon production, refinery emissions reduction, declining renewable-energy costs and carbon policy. HydrogenPro was founded in 2013, had a joint venture with China’s Tianjin HQY Hydrogen Machinery, acquired Danish Advanced Surface Plating, and had R&D/testing facilities in Denmark and Norway. It was seeking European and North American assembly plants at the time. SDGs shown: 7 and 9.
• Contact: Jarle Dragvik, CEO, info@hydrogenpro.com; phone reveal control collapsed. Company: HYDROGENPRO ASA, Hydrovegen 6, 3933 Porsgrunn, Norway; hydrogen-pro.com.