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NEL operates in the energy sector. Its main focus is on hydrogen, where the company delivers solutions for the production, storage and distribution of hydrogen from renewable energy. Customers are found in the energy, gas and industrial sectors. A majority of the solutions are based on proprietary fuel cell technology and as components in electric cars. NEL stands for “Norwegian Electrolysis”. The company was originally founded in 1927 and is headquartered in Oslo.

Asiallinen. Nel ASA: Employee long-term incentive program (April 10, 2026 - Oslo, Norway) Reference is made to the Annual General Meeting of Nel ASA (Nel, OSE:NEL) held today where the updated guidelines regarding determination of salary and other compensation to executive personnel, and the one-time LTI vesting deviation related to a new LTI plan was approved, effectively initiating a new Performance Share Unit (PSU) program, while simultaneously discontinue the previous share option program. The Company is replacing its previous long‑term share option plan, which had no performance requirements, with a Performance Share Unit (PSU) program that includes performance criteria, long‑term vesting and strict limits on awards, aligning executive remuneration closely with shareholder interests and prevailing market practice. As part of the transition to the new LTI structure, a one‑time technical deviation from the three‑year vesting requirement has been approved, whereby participating executives cancel all existing vested and unvested option awards and instead receive two compensating PSU tranches vesting after one and two years, respectively. For the new LTI program, annual PSU allocations are capped at a value of up to 50% of base salary for the CEO and up to 30% for other executives, and may be reduced based on individual annual performance, ensuring responsible, performance‑based long‑term incentives. A total of 14,933,025 PSUs have today been granted under the new program. Each vested PSU entitles the holder to receive one share in the Company. The number of PSUs will be reduced based on pre-set performance criteria at the end of the performance period. Remaining PSUs after adjustment will, pursuant to the vesting schedule, vest in full three years after the grant date, except for PSUs granted under the one‑time technical bridging program. Vesting is subject to the PSU holder’s continued employment with the Company at the time of vesting. Primary insiders in Nel ASA have received the following grants of PSUs, in accordance with the terms described above: Håkon Volldal, CEO, has been granted 1,159,173 PSUs vesting in one year, 1,159,173 PSUs vesting in two years, and 1,159,173 PSUs vesting in three years. Mr. Volldal has voluntarily forfeited all his 1,500,000 options as part of the agreement. Following the grant, Mr. Volldal holds 0 shares and 3,477,519 PSUs.  Kjell Christian Bjørnsen, CFO, has been granted 476,900 PSUs vesting in one year, 476,900 PSUs vesting in two years, and 476,900 PSUs vesting in three years. Mr. Bjørnsen has voluntarily forfeited all his 600,000 options as part of the agreement. Following the grant, Mr. Bjørnsen holds 20,000 shares and 1,430,700 PSUs.  Birgitte Nordvik, Chief Project Officer, has been granted 357,143 PSUs vesting in one year, 357,143 PSUs vesting in two years, and 357,143 PSUs vesting in three years. Ms. Nordvik has voluntarily forfeited all her 190,000 options as part of the agreement. Following the grant, Ms. Nordvik holds 0 shares and 1,071,429 PSUs.  Marius Løken, Chief Technology Officer, has been granted 447,165 PSUs vesting in one year, 447,165 PSUs vesting in two years, and 447,165 PSUs vesting in three years. Mr. Løken has voluntarily forfeited all his 450,000 options as part of the agreement. Following the grant, Mr. Løken holds 0 shares and 1,341,495 PSUs.  Anne Liberg, Chief Human Resources Officer, has been granted 328,743 PSUs vesting in one year, 328,743 PSUs vesting in two years, and 328,743 PSUs vesting in three years. Ms. Liberg has voluntarily forfeited all her 300,000 options as part of the agreement. Following the grant, Ms. Liberg holds 0 shares and 986,229 PSUs.  Stein Ove Erdal, Chief Legal Officer, has been granted 390,581 PSUs vesting in one year, 390,581 PSUs vesting in two years, and 390,581 PSUs vesting in three years. Mr. Erdal has voluntarily forfeited all his 600,000 options as part of the agreement. Following the grant, Mr. Erdal holds 0 shares and 1,171,743 PSUs.  Todd Cartwright, Chief Commercial Officer, has been granted 408,987 PSUs vesting in one year, 408,987 PSUs vesting in two years, and 408,987 PSUs vesting in three years. Mr. Cartwright has voluntarily forfeited all his 450,000 options as part of the agreement. Following the grant, Mr. Cartwright holds 0 shares and 1,226,961 PSUs.  Tushar Ghuwalewala, SVP Operations, PEM, has been granted 378,288 PSUs vesting in one year, 378,288 PSUs vesting in two years, and 378,288 PSUs vesting in three years. Mr. Ghuwalewala has voluntarily forfeited all his 390,000 options as part of the agreement. Following the grant, Mr. Ghuwalewala holds 0 shares and 1,134,864 PSUs.  Mats Bohman, VP Operations, Alkaline, has been granted 321,429 PSUs vesting in one year, 321,429 PSUs vesting in two years, and 321,429 PSUs vesting in three years. Mr. Bohman was not in possession of any options. Following the grant, Mr. Bohman holds 0 shares and 964,287 PSUs.

H2 View; NEL mukana; https://cm.h2-view.com/t/t-l-wijhyhd-yuftlhjuu-m/

Here’s a story about Samsung and NEL from H2 View: Also a mention of the cooperation between Samsung and Reliance. https://cm.h2-view.com/t/t-l-wtdkjhk-yuftlhjuu-o/

NEL cooperation is also mentioned here. H2 View; https://cm.h2-view.com/t/t-l-wtykun-yuftlhjuu-d/

My strong assumption is that NEL has a clear connection to this project. If anyone finds more information on the subject, good; Mumbai (India), 16th March 2026: Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) has entered into a  binding long-term Supply and Purchase Agreement (SPA) with Samsung C&T Corporation,  South Korea, for the supply of Green Ammonia over a 15-year period commencing in the  second half of FY2029.  The SPA, valued at more than US$3 billion, is one of the largest binding long-term Green  Ammonia off-take agreements globally.  The SPA sets a new benchmark in the global energy landscape, with India emerging as an  exporter of green fuels produced through an end-to-end value chain anchored in the  country, including the domestic manufacturing of critical clean-energy equipment, aligned  with India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission (NGHM).  Building a New Global Benchmark for Green Energy  RIL is developing a fully integrated New Energy platform spanning renewable energy,  energy storage, green hydrogen, and downstream green fuels and chemicals, supported by  in-house manufacturing of critical clean-energy technologies.  A central pillar of RIL’s New Energy ecosystem is the indigenisation of critical clean-  energy technologies in India, including Solar modules, Battery Energy Storage  Systems (BESS), and Electrolyser systems, in line with the Government of India’s vision  for self-reliance and domestic manufacturing leadership.  By integrating these capabilities within a single ecosystem, RIL aims to deliver green energy  solutions that are competitive, scalable, and reliable for global markets while strengthening  India’s industrial base.  The agreement with Samsung C&T is the first in a series of long-term offtake partnerships  supporting the scale-up of RIL’s New Energy platform

I want to reiterate this. Reliance’s schedule is the end of 2026. Nel’s technology. You’d think a deal announcement would be coming… 10 months until the end of the year. Production  ‘All under one roof’ | Oil firm run by India’s richest man promises three million tonnes a year of green hydrogen by 2032  Reliance Industries Limited plans to start operating an electrolyser gigafactory by the end of next year.

Here are the comments from H2-View. If I have ever written that this hydrogen business is a marathon, I will now state: it’s an ultra-marathon; Nel’s revenue fell 31% as losses more than tripled in a “demanding” 2025 Norwegian electrolyser company Nel reported a 31% drop in revenue in 2025 as losses more than tripled, capping off what the CEO described as a “demanding year” in the hydrogen sector. The company’s operating loss grew from 389 million Norwegian kroner ($40.7 million) to 1.365 billion Norwegian kroner ($142.9 million), and its revenue fell to 963 million Norwegian kroner ($100.8 million). EBITDA also increased from –173 million Norwegian kroner (–$18.1 million) to –275 million Norwegian kroner (–$28.8 million). Despite growing losses, the company’s cash reserves remained relatively stable, falling from 1.87 billion Norwegian kroner ($195.7 million) to 1.6 billion Norwegian kroner ($167 million). Additionally, its order intake grew to the level of 2023 results, rising from 977 million Norwegian kroner ($102 million) to 1.13 billion Norwegian kroner ($118 million) in 2024. The order backlog thus stood at 1.32 billion Norwegian kroner ($138 million) compared to 1.6 billion Norwegian kroner ($167 million) in 2024. However, Nel said that delays in government incentives, high interest rates, and high construction costs led to a “lower than expected” order intake. As a result, the equipment manufacturer paused production of its alkaline electrolysers at its flagship factory in Norway and performed other “steady and disciplined work” to reduce operating costs. The company’s workforce was reduced by 15% to 346 employees. “As a result of the slowdown in activity, Nel adjusted its organisation and production capacity to match expected market growth,” the full-year report stated. Revenue for its alkaline segment was 562 million Norwegian kroner ($58.8 million), down 44% from 2024. The order backlog shrank 83% to 99 million Norwegian kroner ($10.4 million). This followed Nel pausing production of the technology at its flagship 1 GW Herøya electrolyser plant. PEM fared better. Technology sector sales grew 5% to 401 million Norwegian kroner ($41.9 million) and order intake by 157% to 1.03 billion Norwegian kroner ($107.8 million). The order backlog also grew 171% to 878 million Norwegian kroner ($91.9 million). Over one billion Norwegian kroner ($104.9 million) was recorded through depreciation, amortisation, and impairments. Of this, 361 million Norwegian kroner ($37.8 million) relates to Herøya’s new 1 GW production line, which manufactures next-generation pressurised alkaline electrolysers. Additionally, 439 million Norwegian kroner ($46 million) relates to goodwill and intangible assets associated with the acquisition of the PEM division. Commenting on the tough results, CEO Håkon Volldal said that 2025 was “anything but a lost year.” “In many respects, it became a turning point,” he said. “Our financial performance in 2025 reflected the market in which we operate… 2025 was a year of steady and disciplined work. Much of it was invisible. Much of it was not fun. But all of it was necessary for long-term success.”

Nel Hydrogen Electrolyser, a subsidiary of Nel ASA, today officially launched the A1000 alkaline electrolyzer"After working with large-scale solutions for our alkaline electrolyzers, we have...

Nel Hydrogen Electrolyser, a subsidiary of Nel ASA, today officially launched the A1000 alkaline electrolyzer"After working with large-scale solutions for our alkaline electrolyzers, we have now designed a new medium scale, 2 ton/day solution. It is a pleasure to now officially include this product in our electrolyzer offering," says Anders Søreng, CTO of Nel.The A1000 builds on the industry leading A-Range atmospheric alkaline platform, and comes in the size range of 600 to 970 Nm3/hr, allowing for flexible scale-up according to customer demand."We are paying close attention to our customer needs, and are already experiencing significant interest for this solution in the market. With the A1000, we are offering the same robustness and reliability of our conventional A-Range units, but with a lower cost for medium-scale needs," says Luc Graré, VP Sales and Marketing in Nel.Visit our website for specifications of the A1000. (<a href="https://nelhydrogen.com/product/atmospheric-alkaline-electrolyser-a-series/">https://nelhydrogen.com/product/atmospheric-alkaline-electrolyser-a-series/</a>) For more information about Nel alkaline electrolyzers, please contactLuc Graré, VP Sales and Marketing, lugra(at)nelhydrogen.com, +32 479981755ENDSAbout Nel ASA | www.nelhydrogen.com    Nel is a global, dedicated hydrogen company, delivering optimal solutions to produce, store and distribute hydrogen from renewable energy. We serve industries, energy and gas companies with leading hydrogen technology. Since its origins in 1927, Nel has a proud history of development and continual improvement of hydrogen plants. Our hydrogen solutions cover the entire value chain from hydrogen production technologies to manufacturing of hydrogen fueling stations, providing all fuel cell electric vehicles with the same fast fueling and long range as conventional vehicles today.