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    Project ODIN

    Operation to Decarbonize Interconnectivity in Norway

    Project ODIN

    Operation to Decarbonize Interconnectivity in Norway

    Project Summary

    Funded by the Innovation Fund, Project ODIN aims to validate the technical performance and economic case for utilizing hydrogen-electric aircraft in commercial operations.

    ZeroAvia will retrofit 15 Cessna Caravans with its ZA600 powertrain, culminating with operations across a 15 airport network in Norway.

    ZeroAvia will retrofit 15 Cessna Caravans with its ZA600 powertrain, culminating with operations across a 15 airport network in Norway.

    ODIN Goals

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    Deploy

    The first commercial hydrogen-electric propulsion aircraft in the EEA

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    Operate

    Retrofitting and flying 15 Cessna Grand Caravan aircraft across 15 airports in Norway

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    Decarbonise

    95% relative greenhouse gas emission reduction compared to kerosene

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    Catalyse

    Support EU green transition and Norway’s push for sustainable transport

    Project Updates

    Project Selection – November 2025

    Application to the Innovation Fund for €21.4m grant to support introduction of hydrogen-electric aircraft selected for grant agreement preparation.

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    Project Coordinator

    Victor Vareille
    Strategy Director
    ZeroAvia
    Paris, France

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    UK-based ZeroAvia is the leading developer of aerospace-grade hydrogen-electric propulsion and power systems, enabling clean, efficient and resilient flight.

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