A new partnership revealed today (June 30) seeks to integrate a hydrogen refuelling station at Stockholm Norvik Port, Sweden, with the goal of making it the country’s most ‘climate-smart and sustainable’ port.
Hydrogen is a ‘slam dunk’ for taking possession of heavy-duty long distance transportation, a Rethink Energy report has said.
It was revealed today (June 22), Echandia and Toshiba are set to deepen their collaboration to focus on the development of fuel-cell battery technology, bringing the maritime sector closer to introducing hydrogen.
A consortium based in the South West of the UK has been launched with pilot projects to develop a port-based hydrogen hub, and prepare the region for hydrogen-powered aviation.
Howden has signed a contract with European Energy to provide its hydrogen compressors to deliver pure green hydrogen as a feedstock for e-methanol production to fuel maritime transportation.
A coalition of industry players and non-governmental organisations (NGO) have called for the European Union to introduce a minimum quota of 6% sustainable and scalable hydrogen fuels for shipping by 2030.
A hydrogen-powered tanker ship concept has been launched today (June 13) by TECO 2030 and its partners, Ektank AB, Shell Shipping and Maritime, and DNV, furthering efforts to clean up the maritime sector.
Poseidon Marine H2 has made another dive towards having a hydrogen-powered boat in the water by the third quarter of 2023, as it commissions finite element analysis of its designs.
The Estonian Port of Tallinn and Polish Port of Gdynia have announced today (May 26) a signed letter of intent to cooperate on hydrogen management.
Ceres’ fuel cells have proved effective at reducing carbon-dioxide emissions in the maritime sector, following two UK Government funded projects, offering hope that hydrogen will soon power ships.
