Hydrogen maritime transport news

Cellula Robotics has demonstrated over 2000 km of submerged endurance with its hydrogen fuel cell-powered autonomous underwater vehicle.

Lloyd’s Register and Pusan National University have collaborated to create the first global certification framework for liquid hydrogen shipping.

e1 Marine has announced a commercial project to supply methanol-to-hydrogen technology to support PowerCell’s system onboard a large yacht.

Shanghai Electric has bunkered biomethanol onto a container vessel at Shanghai's Yangshan Port, China, expanding the company’s presence in green hydrogen technologies.

Viking has announced the ‘float-out’ of the first hydrogen-powered cruise ship, set for its sailing season in the Mediterranean and Northern Europe.

KBR has been selected to deliver the FEED for EcoLog’s liquid hydrogen and carbon dioxide terminal in the Port of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Drift Energy and Enapter have signed an agreement to develop marinised electrolyser technology for offshore hydrogen production.

Envision has launched the first global shipment of green ammonia from Chifeng, China, to LOTTE Fine Chemical, South Korea, powered by physical AI.

Incat Crowther and SWITCH Maritime have advanced development for a hydrogen fuel cell-electric fast ferry set to be deployed in New York, US.

Austal has marked a milestone in the construction of Gotlandsbolaget’s hydrogen-ready ferry with a plate cutting ceremony held at the Austal Philippines shipyard in Balamban, Cebu.