Hydrogen maritime transport news

Yanmar’s maritime hydrogen fuel cell system has achieved DNV Type Approval.

GMI has awarded eCap Marine a contract for two additional hydrogen-powered bulk carriers for operation along the Norwegian Coast.

Newlight has completed the first 8500 nautical mile commercial voyage of its hydrogen-hybrid energy system, travelling from Singapore to Ghana.

Ammobia has announced an agreement with Lummus Technology to license and deploy its ammonia production system to support low-carbon maritime fuel and energy storage and transport.

PowerCell has secured SEK21 million DLR order for an integrated fuel-to-power system in Germany.

Cefmof and Yamaha have collaborated to jointly advance the use of hydrogen in marine applications through a Proof of Concept project, using a hydrogen-powered boat as a test platform.

Ebara Elliott Energy has achieved the first ‘Type Approval’ certification for liquid hydrogen cargo pumps designed for maritime liquefied hydrogen carriers.

Samskip has collaborated with the European HyShip initiative to accelerate the development of hydrogen infrastructure for zero-emission shipping.

Integer Technologies and NautiGEN have signed an agreement to align hydrogen fuel cell power systems with mission assurance software to support undersea systems.

Höegh Evi and Nord Gas Solutions have completed testing for their ammonia-to-hydrogen cracking technology for floating hydrogen terminals in Norway.