As part of a new agreement announced today, marine engineering and equipment development company TECO 2030 ASA and engineering firm AVL List GmbH will develop a hydrogen fuel cell system specifically designed for heavy-duty marine...
In just under a month, the International Conference on Maritime Hydrogen and Marine Energy will go ahead digitally, under the theme “Making Green Waves – Solutions for the Future”.
Energy Observer Developments (EODev) has raised €20m to accelerate the industrialisation and commercialisation of its hydrogen technology solutions, enhancing its position as an innovative player in the French hydrogen industry.
In an effort to achieve the United Nations International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) goal to half the amount of carbon emissions associated with the marine sector, Ballard Power Systems has launched a new fuel cell product...
Seattle-based investment firm E8 has said it will invest in three start-up companies that will boost hydrogen fuel infrastructure, carbon capture and electric vehicle adoption.
Global maritime group Wilhelmsen has joined forces with Hyundai Glovis to focus on new opportunities within the global gas shipping market, looking into alternative vessel fuels such as liquified hydrogen.
Five Japanese companies have joined forces to develop a hydrogen-powered ferry, marking Japan’s first effort towards developing a commercially available fuel cell vessel.
VoltH2 will build a green hydrogen plant with storage, refuelling and distribution facilities in North Sea Port.
British engineering giant Rolls-Royce is developing cutting-edge technologies for the marine and infrastructure sectors, with a strong emphasis on fuel cell systems and the development and deployment of synthetic fuels, via a newly set up...
The role hydrogen could play in the maritime’s energy transition is being investigated by independent, not-for-profit organisation OERA (Offshore Energy Research Association).
