A new hydrogen hybrid propulsion system building kit is being developed for the maritime industry to deliver fuel cell powers between 30kW-120kW, as well as variable hydrogen storage capacity.
South Korea continues to pave the way forward for hydrogen implementation into shipping with a consortium of industry leaders gaining an approval in principle (AIP) to develop a liquid hydrogen tank for ships.
Plans for a green hydrogen production facility in the Southwestern US, which would also include advanced transportation test tracks, a hydrogen research Institute, a clean fuel airport, marina access and a green housing development, have...
With hydrogen continuing to pave the way for a low carbon society in the future, Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has reiterated its commitment to developing hydrogen-based solutions for the maritime sector.
A new research project led by Sweden’s Uppsala University has received support from Linde as the project aims to develop a new solution for hydrogen within the maritime industry between Gotland and mainland Sweden.
A new hydrogen fuel cell unit developed by the RiverCell consortium has passed safety testing and will now look to be implemented into the German maritime sector.
Siemens Gamesa has deployed a hydrogen-ready service operation vessel within its own fleet as it strives to achieve net-zero emissions by 2040.
Kawasaki’s Yoshinori Kanehana tells Molly Burgess why the company is accelerating its efforts to become a leading hydrogen technology provider.
A new €14m ($15.79m) project is aiming to develop ammonia cracking technology to ensure the successful and efficient transportation of industrial-scale hydrogen across the globe.
Britain has been handed a huge boost to its zero-emission sector with marine operator Attollo unveiling today (Dec 9) $100m “next generation” hydrogen vessels set for the ocean by 2030.
