The project aimed to produce up to 10GW of the natural gas-based commodity, and included a pipeline from Norway to Germany.

The Norwegian country announced that it has scrapped its plans for exporting to Germany Equinor has announced that it no longer plans to export blue hydrogen t

A grand plan announced by the Norwegian and German governments in January 2023 to build a hydrogen pipeline between the two countries, through which Norway would send up to 10 gigawatts per annum of blue hydrogen to Germany, has been scrapped due to high costs and a lack of demand.

Energy giant Equinor said it will not export blue hydrogen from Norway to Germany due to economics and a lack of demand. Equinor on September 20 said it would discontinue […]

Key takeaways Equinor has canceled its plans to export blue hydrogen to Germany due to financial constraints. The Norwegian energy company had signed a memorandum of understanding with RWE in January 2022 to establish a hydrogen supply chain,

Norwegian energy giant Equinor has scrapped plans to produce so-called blue hydrogen, citing high costs and insufficient demand. The move will raise concerns over Equinor’s plans in the UK, where it is heavily involved in a number of hydrogen projects.

Reuters reports that Norway's Equinor has scrapped plans to export so-called blue hydrogen to Germany because it is too expensive and there is insufficient demand, a spokesperson for the energy company said on Friday.

Norwegian energy company Equinor has scrapped plans to export hydrogen to Germany over fears of high costs and low demand, Reuters reports.

EQNR cancels plans to export blue hydrogen to Germany, citing high costs and lack of long-term demand. It shifts focus to other hydrogen projects in Europe.

Shell Plc’s Norwegian unit won’t pursue a project that would have used natural gas from its Nyhamna processing facility to make blue hydrogen due to a lack of demand.