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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Consortium Meeting and General Assembly for Ship-aH2oy partners, including a visit to the Astilleros GONDAN shipyard in Castropol.
Join us and the global hydrogen industry’s key players in Brussels for one of the year’s most important gatherings.
We dedicate an hour to showcasing Ship-aH2oy at European Hydrogen Week in Brussels.
Markus Rautanen, research scientist at VTT and project coordinator of Ship-aH2oy, will give a presentation at the final event of the e-SHyIPS project at Politecnico Milan, Italy.
Hear the latest results from LOHC dehydrogenation research by Ship-aH2oy partners in Weimar.
Nor-Shipping gathers key maritime players from all over the world in Oslo, Norway. As the shipping industry gets its latest updates on new developments, Ship-aH2oy is a given on the agenda.
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