Southern Norway hopes to get a clean-air highway. To let its dream come true, it has opened its first hydrogen filling station for motor vehicles. A joint effort called HyNor has been taken by companies, government and organizations, who are participating hoping to create a ‘Hydrogen Highway‘ between the capital, Oslo, and western Norway’s port of Stavanger.
The Hydrogen Highway is a 580 kilometer (360 mile) route, and the HyNor plans to open enough fueling stations by 2009 to allow hydrogen cell powered vehicles make routine trips.
Norway initiates its 580 km 'Hydrogen Highway' with its first hydrogen fueling station
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