Norway grants $111 million to clean hydrogen, ammonia projects
OSLO — Norway on Friday granted 1 billion Norwegian crowns ($111 million) in support for three projects to produce emissions-free hydrogen and ammonia, including one in the Arctic, in an effort to aid a transition to a low-carbon economy, the government said.
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