Company · Renewables
Nel
- Ticker
- NEL
- Exchange
- Oslo Børs
- Group
- Renewables
- Founded
- 1998
- Headquarters
- Oslo
- Website
- nelhydrogen.com
Company facts: Wikidata (CC0), retrieved 29 Sep 2026 · Read more on Wikipedia
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About Nel
Nel makes electrolysers, plants that produce hydrogen from water using electricity. The business has two segments: alkaline electrolysers, manufactured at Herøya in Norway, and PEM electrolysers, whose stacks are made in Wallingford, Connecticut. The technology is used in industries such as steel, refining and ammonia production, and Nel also supplies PEM stacks for submarine life-support systems. Its hydrogen fuelling business was spun off as the separately listed Cavendish Hydrogen.
Sources: Nel – About Nel · Nel – forside med produktoversikt · Nel – Third quarter 2026 financial results (15. oktober 2026) · Nel – Secures additional orders for submarine PEM electrolyser stacks (30. september 2026), retrieved 24 Oct 2026
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Questions and answers
What is the Nel ticker on Oslo Børs?
Nel trades on Oslo Børs under the ticker NEL. The share price on this page is the Oslo Børs price from Yahoo Finance, delayed by about 15 minutes.
What does Nel make?
Nel makes electrolysers for hydrogen production in two technologies: alkaline, made at Herøya, and PEM, with stacks from Wallingford in the US. The range runs from small kW-scale units and containerised systems to large plants of 20–100 MW.
Does Nel still make hydrogen fuelling stations?
No. The fuelling business was spun off and listed as Cavendish Hydrogen, a company independent of Nel.