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Cyient wins key green hydrogen contract for project in Norway
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Cyient wins key green hydrogen contract for project in Norway

Cyient, the Indian multinational technology company, has secured a strategic contract to support GreenH Bodø in the development and execution of a pioneering green hydrogen production and distribution facility at Langstranda in Bodø, Norway.

This flagship initiative is part of a joint venture between GreenH, a Norwegian green hydrogen infrastructure firm, and Luxcara, a Hamburg-based independent asset manager specialising in renewable energy projects across Europe.

The project represents a major step towards fulfilling Norway’s ambitious renewable energy goals, particularly within the maritime and heavy transport sectors. Under a long-term agreement with Torghatten Nord AS, the facility will supply green hydrogen to fuel the Vestfjorden ferries—an emblematic endeavour in the country’s maritime energy transition.

Cyient will serve as the Owner’s Engineer, delivering detailed plant engineering services. Leveraging its robust expertise in renewable energy and green hydrogen technologies, the company will focus on optimising project delivery and lifecycle efficiency.

Cyient, the Indian multinational technology company, has secured a strategic contract to support GreenH Bodø in the development and execution of a pioneering green hydrogen production and distribution facility at Langstranda in Bodø, Norway. This flagship initiative is part of a joint venture between GreenH, a Norwegian green hydrogen infrastructure firm, and Luxcara, a Hamburg-based independent asset manager specialising in renewable energy projects across Europe. The project represents a major step towards fulfilling Norway’s ambitious renewable energy goals, particularly within the maritime and heavy transport sectors. Under a long-term agreement with Torghatten Nord AS, the facility will supply green hydrogen to fuel the Vestfjorden ferries—an emblematic endeavour in the country’s maritime energy transition. Cyient will serve as the Owner’s Engineer, delivering detailed plant engineering services. Leveraging its robust expertise in renewable energy and green hydrogen technologies, the company will focus on optimising project delivery and lifecycle efficiency.

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