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  1. Press release

    Enova grants up to NOK 244 million to reuse steel from decommissioned ships in new buildings

    • Enova has promised up to NOK 244 million to Nordic Circles and Alsaker Stål, if the project goes ahead. It is the biggest reuse project Enova has ever backed.
    • The money will be used to take steel from old ships, clean it, check its quality and certify it again so it can be used in new buildings.
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  2. Press release

    Enova grants up to NOK 244 million to reuse ship steel in new buildings and cut emissions

    • Nordic Circles and Alsaker Stål will get up to NOK 244 million from Enova. The money will be used to take steel from old ships, clean it, check it and approve it again so it can be used in new buildings. Enova has never backed a bigger reuse project.
    • The companies are adding up to NOK 520 million of their own money. Alsaker Stål is part of Tertnes Holding.
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  3. News article

    Record number of electric construction machines get Enova support in 2026, but their share of the fleet remains small

    • 2026 is already a record year: 502 electric construction machines have won support from Enova (a Norwegian state climate-funding body). Almost 450 are bought or planned. In record year 2025 the figure was 430.
    • In September alone, 151 zero-emission machines got a total of NOK 229.8 million. If a project ends without a purchase, the money is not paid out.
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  4. News article

    Norway's first CO₂ reception terminal open to all businesses planned for late 2028, backed by NOK 63.3 million in Enova funding

    • A new CO₂ drop-off station will be built in Øygarden, western Norway, and is planned to open by late 2028. Unlike the current facility, it will accept deliveries by truck as well as ship, making it accessible to businesses of all sizes from across the country.
    • The station is designed to handle up to 500,000 tonnes of CO₂ a year to start with, and can be expanded if more companies start capturing their emissions.
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  5. Report

    Enova's first status report: passenger cars and households on track, heavy transport and industry lagging

    • Over 95 percent of newly registered passenger cars in 2025 were electric; emissions from passenger cars fell by nearly one quarter between 2017 and 2024.
    • Heavy trucks and long-distance buses account for 30 percent of road traffic emissions, but Enova assesses that 100 percent zero-emission new heavy vehicles by 2030 will be difficult to achieve – despite record applications for support in May and June 2026.
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  6. News article

    Enova sets new record in June with subsidies for 318 electric trucks and buses – but Norway is still behind schedule for its 2030 target

    • June 2026: Enova awarded NOK 381 million to 318 electric trucks and buses – breaking the May 2026 record of 178 vehicles.
    • A total of 1,410 heavy electric trucks are on Norwegian roads as of June 2026 (buses excluded); 873 heavy zero-emission vehicles have received support commitments so far in 2026.
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  7. News article

    Enova grants NOK 1.3 billion to ten zero-emission ships – but Norway is still off track for maritime zero emissions by 2050

    • Enova is awarding NOK 1.3 billion across ten new ships: six battery-electric, two liquid-hydrogen-powered, two ammonia-powered, and one charging infrastructure project.
    • The projects are projected to cut over 46,000 tonnes of CO₂ per year – equivalent to annual emissions from roughly 18,000 diesel cars.
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  8. News article

    Evy Glørstad, former CEO of CapeOmega, appointed as new CEO of Enova from 17 August 2026

    • Enova's board appoints Evy Glørstad as CEO, effective 17 August 2026.
    • Glørstad spent four years as CEO of energy infrastructure company CapeOmega, with previous roles at Aker BP, Det Norske and BP, and holds a Ph.D. in petroleum geology.
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  9. News article

    Enova launches at least NOK 700 million auction-based scheme for large-scale carbon capture, first round autumn 2026

    • Parliament allocated NOK 700 million in the 2026 national budget for a carbon capture tender; Enova may additionally draw on the Climate and Energy Fund, enabling both larger individual tenders and annual auctions.
    • The scheme is auction-based to maximise competition and cost-efficiency; the first auction is planned for autumn 2026 or early 2027, subject to approval by the EEA surveillance authority ESA.
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  10. News article

    EU awards €124 million to Norwegian hydrogen firms GreenH and Gen2 Energy for zero-emission shipping fuel

    • The EU granted €124 million (approx. NOK 1.35 billion) equally to GreenH and Gen2 Energy through its annual hydrogen auction on 7 May — the largest single award to Norwegian companies in this scheme.
    • GreenH will build its plant in Sola, Rogaland; Gen2 Energy in Mosjøen, Nordland — both producing renewable hydrogen as maritime fuel, with operations planned from 2031.
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