Can green hydrogen finally compete on cost? Inside Norways HyPilot project @abb
Can green hydrogen finally compete on cost? Inside Norways HyPilot project  @abb
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Our colleague Anisong Somchid is on the ground in Norway and this is what green hydrogen production looks like in practice.

The HyPilot project is putting electrolyser systems through 8,000 hours of real-world conditions on the Norwegian coast. From snowy November evenings to bright, windy days — the kind of testing that lab environments simply can't replicate.

As Anisong puts it: reliability and efficiency are the foundation of bringing costs down over time.

That's what ABB's power conversion technology is designed to deliver: precise, stable electricity supply that keeps the electrolyzer performing at its best, whatever the weather.

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Can green hydrogen finally compete on cost? Inside Norway's HyPilot project

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