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Gen2 Energy has been granted tax relief up to NOK 7,7 million for developing container and vessel solutions as the key elements in a large-scale supply chain for green hydrogen.

Gen2 Energy was one of 15 hydrogen projects that will receive NOK 1 million each in support from Enova to study the possibility of producing hydrogen from renewable energy for use in the maritime sector.

Gen2 Energy is continuing to recruit personnel to ensure expected progress of the company’s plans for hydrogen production and delivery. Now we have announced two new positions. One positions as Senior Procurement Manager and one position as Senior Project Manager.

Gen2 Energy is strengthening its board of directors. Simon Hale from Vitol, takes a seat on the board.

The main purpose of Slagentangen Green Energy Park will be to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon society and promote circular economy by replacing today’s oil & gas-related activity at Slagentangen with green industry.

Gen2 Energy is continuing the recruitment of key personnel. We are pleased to announce the hiring of Mr. Andreas Ekker as Senior Vice President of Global Sales and Paal André Utvik as Vice President Shipping and Logistics.

Gen2 Energy is hiring at a rapid pace, and we are proud to announce two new members of the Gen2 Energy organization. From 1st of July, Heine Rønningen fills the position of Senior Vice President Power Trading, while Bjørn Thoresen is hired as the company’s CFO. Heine Rønningen joins Gen2 Energy after having established the

Gen2 Energy had their debut on Norwegian Broadcasting (NRK) on Thursday June 25th.  Watch the clip here: https://tv.nrk.no/serie/distriktsnyheter-fra-vestfold-ogelemark/202106/DKVT98062421/avspiller#t=7m33s The TV feature presented Gen2 Energy as one of the promising companies within the expanding hydrogen industry development. The export contract with Cromatry Firth in Scotland was one of the highlights. For additional information, please contact: Jonas

Gen2 Energy participates in world’s first project combining hydrogen production and floating offshore wind energy, applying for grants from The Green Platform Initiative. Recently, a consortium led by Unitech Offshore AS and consisting of 12 corporations, a Norwegian Catapult Centre, two research institutes and one university, applied for a grant from Grønn Plattform. The MNOK

Gen2 Energy is pleased to welcome three key staff members to the company. – In the last month, we have significantly strengthened our team with three experienced professionals who bring both strong motivation as well as industrial expertise to the table, says Jonas Meyer, CEO.   Dr. Odd-Arne Lorentsen will be filling the position as