Chasing zero with solid oxide fuel cells and liquid organic hydrogen carrier. With EU funding and a strong industrial partnership behind it, Ship-aH2oy is a pioneering initiative for zero-emission shipping. The project aims to introduce high-temperature solid oxide fuel cells and liquid organic hydrogen carrier (LOHC) for maritime use. This will result in a safe […]
Ship-aH2oy is on the agenda as maritime industry leaders come together on Norway's west coast to present, debate, provoke, and inform each other on current and important issues facing the industry.
Consortium Meeting and General Assembly for Ship-aH2oy partners.
How do EU-funded collaboration projects contribute to a greener economy? What innovations will shape the maritime industry, and how can initiatives such as Ship-aH2oy play a part? Project partner Maritime CleanTech will meet master students at the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) in this seminar to answer these questions and more. Participating students will learn […]
Thorbjørn Hareide, business development manager at Hydrogenious LOHC Maritime, will hold a presentation on LOHC technology at the Electric & Hybrid Marine World Expo in Amsterdam. The title and topic are as follows: Using current oil infrastructure for hydrogen storage Liquid organic hydrogen carriers (LOHC) are organic compounds that can absorb and release hydrogen through […]
Several Ship-aH2oy partners are exhibitors as the maritime world gathers for another edition of SMM in Hamburg. Meet them at their stands to learn about how they are developing solutions for a sustainable future: Teknotherm Marine - Hall B7, Stand 107 Siemens Energy - Hall B6, Stand 322 and Hall B2.OG, Stand CM.26 Deltamarin - Hall […]
Øystein Skår, CEO of Hydrogenious LOHC Maritime, will host a roundtable discussion at the Maritime Decarbonisation, Europe: Conference, Awards & Exhibition 2024 on the topic "Can LOHC enable hydrogen as the primary fuel for maritime shipping?" The session will be held on the first day of the conference at 16:30-17:15. More information TBA!
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