Hydrogen maritime transport news

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.

PowerCell Group has secured a contract, valued at SEK 50 million, to supply 4 MW fuel cell systems for two liquid hydrogen-powered cargo ships.

Lloyd’s Register has granted first class approval for BeHydro's 100% hydrogen marine engine.

RINA has awarded a certification to Baker Hughes for its gas turbine technology designed to run on 100% hydrogen for marine propulsion applications.

EcoLog and Kawasaki have signed a strategic alliance in the midstream segment of the liquefied hydrogen supply chain in the port of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Deltamarin has joined H4PERION, an EU funded project aiming to accelerate zero-carbon long-distance shipping through hydrogen-based technologies.