Hydrogen maritime transport news

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.

Accelleron has released a report on Asia Pacific’s emerging role in demonstrating how green hydrogen-based e-fuel networks can advance maritime decarbonisation.

DNV has awarded AiP to Hycamite for the application of its technology producing clean hydrogen to decarbonise the maritime industry.

GreenH has met Enova’s criteria for the allocation of support and is moving forward with projects in Kristiansund and Slagentangen, Norway.

Statkraft has announced its plans for an electrolytic hydrogen to green ammonia production facility of up to 80 MW in Shetland, Scotland, UK.

HYDS has reached final investment decision on its Hyfuel and Kaupanes Hydrogen projects in Norway, set to produce 20 MW of green hydrogen for the maritime industry.