Fuel Cell News

 

Konecranes Introduces Hydrogen Fuel Cell Straddle Carrier at TOC Americas

Oct 22, 2025

Konecranes is introducing its Konecranes Noell Hydrogen Fuel Cell Straddle Carrier to the Americas and the world at TOC Americas 2025 in Panama City. The straddle carrier will debut alongside the Konecranes E-Hybrid RTG and electric empty container handler.The new hydrogen-driven straddle carrier is currently being tested at Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG’s (HHLA) hydrogen test field in Hamburg, and initial test results show the same high performance as hybrid versions…

Lithuanian Port Building Fuel Cell Powered Tanker

Jan 27, 2025

The hull of Lithuania’s first green hydrogen and electricity-powered ship has been launched by the Klaipėda State Seaport Authority.The tanker will accept waste from vessels entering the port when it enters operation later this year.The tanker’s main function is to collect storm water…

The Path to Zero: ABB, Ballard Progress Work on High-power Fuel Cell Concept

Feb 23, 2022

ABB and Ballard are progressing to decarbonize marine transport and have received an AiP from DNV for their high-power fuel cell concept, the development of which was launched in 2018. The high-power fuel cell unit is designed to be a flexible…

Logistics News

Icebreaking Struggles Cost Great Lakes Shipping One Third of Shipping Season

Icebreaking Struggles Cost Great Lakes Shipping One Third of Shipping Season

Amy Rister Announced as Director of State Government Relations at Port Houston

Amy Rister Announced as Director of State Government Relations at Port Houston

Crowley Crews, Vessels for Recognized for Maritime Safety

Crowley Crews, Vessels for Recognized for Maritime Safety

Next Geosolutions Wins TenneT TSI Contract for North Sea Survey

Next Geosolutions Wins TenneT TSI Contract for North Sea Survey

Subscribe for Maritime Logistics Professional E‑News

Minister says cost of UK's rail HS2 project could soar to $138 Billion
NERC claims that strong resource additions will boost US summer grid preparedness, but risks remain
Smaller European airlines push back on passenger compensation reforms