Seventy projects across Europe will receive over €600 million in EU grants to electrify and decarbonize transport sectors, including road, maritime, and air travel. This initiative will enhance infrastructure with electric charging and hydrogen refueling stations, supporting the transition to zero-emission mobility and improving sustainability across the continent.
A new report reveals that meeting the global demand for green hydrogen will require over 400 new hydrogen ships. The International Chamber of Shipping’s groundbreaking report emphasizes the potential opportunities for clean hydrogen in decarbonizing key sectors. Strategies for increasing supply and demand dynamics in zero-emission fuels are discussed for the future.
Maritime Partners has acquired e1 Marine, known for its innovative hydrogen production technology for the maritime sector. e1 Marine focuses on methanol to hydrogen technology from Element 1 Corp. Maritime Partners aims to revolutionize marine propulsion with this new technology, already integrated into their fleet for a greener future.
SWITCH Maritime’s hydrogen-powered ferry, The Tidal Change, received a certificate of inspection from the US Coast Guard, marking a milestone in hydrogen fuel cells in the maritime industry. The vessel will begin commercial operations in San Francisco as the first hydrogen-powered ship in the US, with support from various sponsors.
Maritime Partners has received a Design Basis Agreement from the US Coast Guard for the revolutionary MS Hydrogen One Tug boat. The vessel will utilize e1 marine hydrogen generator technology, converting stored methanol into hydrogen for electricity generation, reducing emissions and increasing efficiency. This innovative project signifies a shift towards cleaner energy use in the maritime industry.
