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TECO 2030 launches 400kW hydrogen fuel cell for marine and heavy-duty

Norway’s TECO 2030 has today (October 13) launched what it says is the world’s most power dense marine and heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell module.

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HyEkoTank project moves forward as partners discuss procedures

HyEkoTank project partners have discussed the procedures that the consortium will follow during the project's implementation period.

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TECO 2030, Shell, and partners launch HyEkoTank project

TECO 2030, Shell, and partners launch HyEkoTank project
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TECO 2030 with consortium finalizes agreement for €5M in HyEkoTank project

The HyEkoTank project plans to retrofit an 18.600 DWT product tanker with a 2.4 MW fuel cell system by TECO 2030 and 4000 kg compressed hydrogen storage for demonstration in 2024. The project has now finalized a grant agreement for €5 million under the funding scheme HORIZON EUROPE. (Earlier post.).

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EU Grant for Demonstration of Hydrogen Fuel Cell on Product Tanker

The European Union has agreed to provide a €5 million ($5.3 million) grant to a unique project that seeks to be a first mover demonstrating the use of.

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