RHH Arena partners begin company outreach to engage hydrogen stakeholders

In connection with the RHH Arena project located at NORCE Technology Park in Risavika, the project partners NORCE, University of Stavanger and Energy Transition Norway have begun company visits in Rogaland to businesses working with hydrogen across various parts of the value chain and at different levels of maturity.

The purpose of the visits to Dalane Energi in Egersund, Haugaland Business Park and and Hydro Karmøy this week was to present RHH Arena as a meeting place: 

For knowledge exchange, learning, and dissemination – and as an innovation ecosystem aimed at strengthening the region's competence and capacity to develop new hydrogen value chains.

Additionally, the initiative seeks to connect actors across sectors to promote industrial symbiosis and innovation.

RHH Arena is supported by Rogaland County Council, Stavanger Municipality and Sola Municipality.

The project aims to promote adaptability and collaboration between research, industry actors, and public authorities. The intention is to develop industrial symbioses and circular low-emission solutions involving hydrogen, aiming to fulfill the Norway's ambitions for transition, climate goals, sustainable value creation, green competitiveness, and strengthened exports.

We're planning a RHH Arena kick-off event after the summer.