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Procurement of Relocatable filling and Hydrogen Production (electrolyser) device with transportable hydrogen storage (H2Go Invest Project)

Oulun yliopisto · Finland

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This procurement is carried out as part of the H2Go Invest project, which aims to advance the hydrogen economy infrastructure in Northern Finland. The project and its investments are co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) by The Council of Oulu Region. The procured equipment will be used for research and piloting purposes to test hydrogen distribution, digital management systems, and material durability in cold climates. The…

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Deadline Sep 22, 2026 12:00 UTC
Estimated valueNot announced
PublishedAug 24, 2026
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What is being procured?

This procurement is carried out as part of the H2Go Invest project, which aims to advance the hydrogen economy infrastructure in Northern Finland. The project and its investments are co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) by The Council of Oulu Region. The procured equipment will be used for research and piloting purposes to test hydrogen distribution, digital management systems, and material durability in cold climates. The investment framework operates in close cooperation with the H2Go Insight and H2Go Investigate research initiatives.…

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