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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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      <title>Norge Mining: Major European mining project to supply critical materials for decades </title>
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      <description>From food security to defence, project milestone ensures independence of supply chain at time of geo-political uncertainty
LONDON, Sept. 9, 2024 - A mining project qualified to be fast tracked by the Norwegian Government is now set to secure critical and strategic minerals, (essential for food security, semiconductors, batteries for EVs, green technologies and defense), having achieved a major milestone which proves the project&amp;rsquo;s viability.
With growth in demand but a reliance on a limited number of producers, such as China and Russia, the creation of a new integrated value chain for critical raw materials in Europe has become a strategic imperative.</description>
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