Annual General Meeting 2025
Call for shareholder feedback on Board and Nomination Committee ahead of 2025 Annual General Meeting.
Herøya: Line 2 is now operational
Herøya: Line 2 is now operational
Our second production line at the Herøya factory in Norway, with a 500 MW capacity, is now fully operational. With this, we have an annual production capacity of 1 GW in Norway, making our facility at Herøya one of the world’s largest automated electrolyser manufacturing facilities.
Innovating together
Innovating together
Join us as we interview Daniel Leighton, Team Lead for Hydrogen Infrastructure and End Use at NREL. In this video, Daniel discusses the unique features of the Flatirons Campus, including its stunning location near El Dorado Canyon, the integration of renewable energy and hydrogen systems, and the natural environment. Learn about NREL’s mission to collaborate with industry, academia, and other institutions to develop, test, and deploy large-scale renewable energy technologies, with a focus on energy storage and hydrogen systems.
Glencore’s second electrolyser from Nel
Glencore’s second electrolyser from Nel
A new hydrogen production plant, featuring a second electrolyser from Nel, has been installed at Glencore Nickelverk’s facility in Kristiansand. In this video, Nils G. Gjelsten CEO at Nikkelverk, discusses Nel’s technology, as well as the ways in which nickel is always present in our everyday lives.
Hydrogen-powered food
Hydrogen-powered food
At Solar Foods, they create food from thin air. This innovative process involves using a microorganism that grows in a bioreactor, utilizing hydrogen generated by a Nel atmospheric alkaline electrolyser as an energy source, and CO2 as the carbon source. The microorganism metabolizes hydrogen and CO2 to produce a protein powder called Solein. This groundbreaking method represents a sustainable approach to food production, relying on the long-standing expertise of Nel for efficient hydrogen generation.
Offshore production of renewable hydrogen
Offshore production of renewable hydrogen
This video showcases the collaborative effort of 15 partners, including Nel, in the PosHYdon project, aiming to harness renewable hydrogen from offshore wind on an oil and gas platform. This pioneering initiative, set in the North Sea, marks the world’s first demonstration of offshore hydrogen production, with hydrogen transported via an existing pipeline to decarbonize Dutch industry.
The best is yet to come
The best is yet to come
Throughout our history, Nel has been dedicated to pushing the boundaries of technology. This effort is part of our commitment to making green hydrogen a mainstream, sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. In this video, our CEO Håkon Volldal discusses the continuous improvement of our products, the valuable lessons learned from past mistakes, and our significant investment in research and development to optimize the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of our solutions.
“We can do it”
“We can do it”
At Nel, we are committed to addressing the climate crisis through innovative technology. This video highlights our production of cell stacks and industrial units using PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane) technology. Originally developed by GE for aerospace and adapted by Hamilton Sundstrand for submarine life support, we now utilize this advanced technology for hydrogen generation. Our PEM technology offers a smaller footprint, high current density, and thin cell construction, showcasing its feasibility and potential in solving climate challenges.
Ovako’s Trailblazing Path to Zero Emissions: A Model for the Future
Ovako’s Trailblazing Path to Zero Emissions: A Model for the Future
In this interview conducted by Nel with Ovako, Ovako discusses their commitment to reducing the carbon footprint in steel production to meet customer demands. They highlight the significance of steel in industrial products and the benefits of Sweden’s fossil-free electricity system. For decades, Ovako has electrified their steelmaking and heat treatment processes. Now, they are pioneering the use of hydrogen for heating steel before hot rolling, marking a world-first installation.
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The colour of hydrogen
On the hydrogen emission spectrum we find the colour purple, with a wavelength of 410 nm. Nel is the colour of hydrogen.