Framework Agreement – Commercial and market analysis
Nordion’s objective with this process is to identify suitable suppliers market studies to deliver commercial and market analysis and support for NHR and other hydrogen infrastructure projects, development of business cases within biomethane and develop strategy/-ies for successful positioning in the CCUS.
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Nordion’s objective with this process is to identify suitable suppliers market studies to deliver commercial and market analysis and support for NHR and other hydrogen infrastructure projects, development of business cases within biomethane and develop strategy/-ies for successful positioning in the CCUS.
- Ausschreibungstyp: Ausschreibung
- Auftraggeber: Nordion Energi AB
- Veröffentlicht: 08. April 2026
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- Thema: Marktforschung
Ausschreibungsbeschreibung
Nordion’s objective with this process is to identify suitable suppliers market studies to deliver commercial and market analysis and support for NHR and other hydrogen infrastructure projects, development of business cases within biomethane and develop strategy/-ies for successful positioning in the CCUS.
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