HRS for heavy hydrogen vehicles

Source: International Energy Agency
Last updated: 11 September 2025
Norway offers up to NOK 30 million (USD 2.7 million) per hydrogen refueling station (HRS), covering up to 40% of approved costs—potentially more if competition is present. To qualify, stations must be publicly accessible to trucks over 4.25 tons, demonstrate demand from heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs), offer renewable hydrogen for at least five years, and be completed within 18 months of Enova’s decision. Funding is awarded based on demand, with evaluation criteria weighted 70% on cost-effectiveness and 30% on market potential. In December 2024, four HRS were funded along the Oslo–Trondheim route, with Oslo–Stavanger and Oslo–Svinesund identified as upcoming priority corridors.

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