SWITCH Maritime has revealed today (Nov 30) that it has successfully achieved the “world’s first” hydrogen refuelling of a commercial marine vessel earlier this month in California, US.
Last week H2 View reported news of a new hydrogen-powered high-speed vessel which is under development for the Port of Narvik, Norway – and here, in this exclusive interview, we find out more about the...
Norway’s hydrogen sector has received a new to its hydrogen sector with the EFTA Surveillance Authority (ESA) approving a NOK219m ($24m) Norwegian state aid to purchase two hydrogen vessels.
Australia is set to be handed a huge boost to its hydrogen production and distribution capabilities with GeelongPort today (Nov 30) investing A$100m ($71m) to develop a hub in the area.
Liquid Wind has received a €15m ($16.9m) investment to support the development of its FlagshipONE plant that will produce the company’s liquid carbon neutral fuel, eMethonal, from captured carbon dioxide and green hydrogen.
As part of a £2.2m ($2.93m) deal revealed today (Nov 25), Genevos will provide a marine-based hydrogen fuel cell to power a zero-emission RoRo ferry based in Orkney, Scotland.
Wärtsilä has partnered with RINA, ABB, Helbio and a major energy company to accelerate the use of hydrogen as a fuel by developing a new solution within the marine sector.
The “world’s first” hydrogen fuel cell mobile crane has been put into trial operation by Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries as it transitions away from fossil fuel reliance in ports.
A brand-new hydrogen-powered, high-speed vessel is set to be developed in Norway to help the Port of Narvik reduce both its diesel consumption and carbon emissions.
Townsville, Australia, could become a hydrogen powerhouse with Edify signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) today (Nov 24) to investigate the feasibility of exporting hydrogen through the port.
