Sam Eyde
Sam Eyde was a Norwegian engineer and industrialist, best known for his role in founding Norsk Hydro, a significant player in the energy and fertilizer industries. Born in 1866, Eyde was a pioneer in hydropower development and played a crucial role in harnessing Norway's vast water resources for electricity generation. His innovative approach laid the groundwork for the modern hydroelectric power industry in Norway. Eyde's vision extended beyond energy; he aimed to utilize hydroelectric power for the production of artificial fertilizers, which revolutionized agriculture in Norway and beyond. His legacy is seen in the continued importance of sustainable energy practices and agricultural advancements.
Born on Oct 12, 1866 (159 years old)
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Sam Eyde co-founded Norsk Hydro with Kristian Birkeland.
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