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Blue World Technologies and Tuco Marine have entered a partnership to develop methanol fuel cell-powered workboats. To secure long range, no harmful emissions, and a net-zero operation, Blue World and Tuco have agreed on developing and demonstrating a flexible methanol fuel cell solution for electric workboats. The Blue World methanol fuel cell technology provides a .
Test Run for Methanol Fuel Cell Aimed at Auxiliary Engines
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Monday April 19, 2021 A methanol fuel cell system is being put through its paces at the Alfa Laval test and training centre in Aalborg, Denmark. The technology, from cell manufacturer
Blue World Technologies (BWT), uses methanol as fuel. The system s potential is in being able to meet a ship s need for auxiliary power. It will be tested for a year at the facility with durability and lifetime in focus, the company said. We can deliver a fuel cell solution that is green, operationally sound and commercially viable, BWT executive and co-founder,
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AALBORG, Denmark and IRVINE, California, USA (Feb. 2, 2021) – Blue World Technologies today announced that we have agreed to collaborate with Karma Automotive to explore the viability of a fuel cell system to provide primary propulsion power for a variety of future passenger and light commercial vehicles. Fuel cells enable fast refueling and extremely long driving ranges, and with zero harmful emissions provide a green alternative to the internal combustion engine.
Blue World Technology’s fuel cell system will be integrated with Karma Automotive’s electric vehicle architecture and piloted in GS-6 development vehicles for evaluation purposes. Testing and validation will take place in the United States and Denmark over the next few months.
Karma Automotive And Blue World Technologies To Collaborate On Fuel Cell Propulsion System
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IRVINE, Calif. and AALBORG, Denmark, Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Karma Automotive today announced that it has agreed to collaborate with Blue World Technologies to explore the viability of a fuel cell system to provide primary propulsion power for a variety of future passenger and light commercial vehicles. Fuel cells enable fast refueling and extremely long driving ranges, and with zero harmful emissions provide a green alternative to the internal combustion engine.
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Blue World Technology s fuel cell system will be integrated with Karma Automotive s electric vehicle architecture and piloted in GS-6 development vehicles for evaluation purposes. Testing and validation will take place in the United States and Denmark over the next few months.