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ZEG and SLB sign Strategic Deployment Agreement (SDA) for ZEG’s Clean Hydrogen Production Technology
The strategic agreement will open access to global market opportunities for ZEG’s differentiated technology for clean hydrogen production.
ZEG recognized among the top 25 most promising European hydrogen technology companies
ZEG proudly announces its inclusion in The European Hydrogen Tech25 List, a significant recognition that celebrates the most promising hydrogen technology companies in Europe.
Opening of ZEG H1 at CCB Energy Park
Opening of the world’s first production plant for clean hydrogen with integrated carbon capture at CCB Energy Park at Kollsnes, Norway.
ZEG raises NOK 200 million in new funding for clean hydrogen production technology
This strategic investment round will expand the industrialization capacity and open access to global market opportunities for ZEG differentiated technology.
Further recognition of the ZEG ICC Technology – nominated to the ONS Innovation Award 2022
We are very pleased to be informed about the nomination of the ZEG ICC Technology to the ONS Innovation Award 2022. Out of a total of 100 applicants from 13 different countries ZEG is one of five finalists in the SME Category. This is another example of the recognition of our sustainable technology to decarbonize the future”, says a proud Arild Selvig, CEO of ZEG Power (ZEG)
New Hydrogen Research Centre Will Contribute to the Green Shift and Job Creation in Norway
Today, the Norwegian Minister of Petroleum and Energy announced the Research Council of Norway’s investment of NOK 200 million (EUR 20,271,400) in HYDROGENi: a new centre for environment-friendly energy research (FME) dedicated to hydrogen and ammonia. ZEG is participating as an industrial partner.
The Norwegian authorities are investing heavily in hydrogen and the ZEG technology
The Research Council of Norway and international companies are now investing in ZEG Power’s unique ZEG ICC TM technology for emission-free hydrogen production with integrated CO2 capture. ZEG Power was awarded NOK 16 million in December by the Research Council of Norway to scale up the ZEG technology to a ZEG H10-50 technology platform. This involves the development of ZEG plant concepts with the capacity to produce 10-50 tonnes/day of emission-free hydrogen. A number of renowned Norwegian and international companies including Siemens Energy are part of the project consortia. The project is an important step towards realization of large-scale, cost-effective and sustainable hydrogen production.
ZEG ranked as top 3 in the Norwegian Research Council’s Innovation Award
The Norwegian Research Council’s Innovation Award (Innovasjonsprisen) is given to an individual, business, or public entity that has achieved innovation through the strategic use of research. For the award, the council look for candidates who are moving boundaries for what is possible within a field. ZEG is ranked as top 3 in this year’s prestigious award.