Maritime

First Ammonia has finalised the sales and service agreements with Topsoe for the fabrication of the first 100MW of solid oxide electrolyser (SOEC) modules.

The US Government will allocate up to $3bn to fund the development of hydrogen and battery-powered infrastructure and technologies at ports.

A consortium of partners will develop a low-carbon hydrogen hub at Port-La Nouvelle, France, to enhance the region’s role in the energy transition.

VINSSEN has commenced construction on its hydrogen-powered boat, featuring an advanced 600kW propulsion system that combines fuel cells with battery technology.

MT Group and Lithuania’s Klaipeda State Seaport Authority have agreed to develop a green hydrogen production and refuelling station worth €10.5m ($11.4m).

Windcat Workboats has launched its first hydrogen dual-fuel commissioning service operation vessel (CSOV) from Damen Shipyards.

eCap Marine has announced that its containerised hydrogen-electric system has successfully operated onboard the offshore supply vessel (OSV) Coastal Liberty.

DNV has awarded approval in principle (AiP) for liquid organic hydrogen carrier (LOHC) technology that will be used to power a ship.

GAIL has agreed to develop 2.5GW of renewable projects throughout India with AM Green (AMG) to produce green hydrogen, ammonia and methanol.

The European Commission has launched a €1.2bn hydrogen auction with funding for RFNBO and maritime green hydrogen projects, introducing limits on Chinese electrolyser sourcing.