Fuel cell manufacturer Nedstack and GE’s Power Conversion business have entered into a partnership to develop hydrogen fuel cell power systems for cruise vessels.
The two companies envisage using this technology on passenger ships, replacing traditional diesel engines with fuel cells, and heavy fuel oil (HFO) with hydrogen.
So far, Nedstack and GE have designed the concept for a two megawatt hydrogen fuel cell power plant on an expedition vessel. According to the companies, the review result has been highly positive and plausible, and they are working towards the ultimate goal of a truly zero-emission system that will enable the world’s first sustainable, clean cruise ships.
The cruise industry shares a joint responsibility to eliminate the possible negative impacts it might have on port communities, the health of passengers and staff, and on the environment as a whole.
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