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      <title>H2SITE Wins €3.4M From Enova to Put a 700 kW Ammonia-to-Power System on Ships</title>
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      <description>H2SITE has won €3.4 million (NOK 39.1 million) from Enova, Norway&amp;rsquo;s state climate fund, to build a commercial-scale ammonia-to-power system for ships. The project, called HydraNord Power, will produce a 700 kW net unit that cracks ammonia into hydrogen on board and feeds it to fuel cells.
The system can make up to one tonne of hydrogen a day. It&amp;rsquo;s aimed at auxiliary and hybrid power on deep-sea vessels and offshore operations: the electricity a ship needs for everything except main propulsion.</description>
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