Hydrogen maritime transport news

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.

Hydrexia has completed the first regional maritime shipment of a solid-state hydrogen system in several major seaports across Asia.

H2SITE has launched H2SITE Norway AS, a new subsidiary based in Bergen, to support hydrogen-based solutions for maritime decarbonisation.

CF Industries Holdings Inc., Trafigura, and TFG Marine have signed an agreement to advance low-carbon ammonia for maritime decarbonisation.

VINSSEN has launched Korea’s first hydrogen fuel cell-powered ship, HYDRO ZENITH, developed in compliance with the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries’ Interim Standards.

Nefco has signed a €7 million loan agreement with Norweigan Hydrogen to help it deliver renewable hydrogen solutions in hard-to-abate sectors.

EBARA Corp. has formed a strategic consortium to facilitate commercial scale imports of liquid hydrogen to Europe.

HDF Energy and ABB have collaborated to develop a multi-MW hydrogen fuel cell system, accelerating the decarbonisation of heavy maritime transport.

VINSSEN has formed a partnership with ILDO F&C to develop composite bipolar plate technology for hydrogen systems across marine, industrial, and aerospace markets.