sHYpS aims at supporting the decarbonisation of the shipping industry, by leveraging on previous and on-going work and investment made by the consortium members. The project will develop a novel LH2 swappable storage solution, which can be adapted to multiple types of vessels and speed up achieving IMO’s target for 2030 and 2050.
14/11/2025
The Università degli Studi di Trieste has been recognized with the Best Paper Award at Hydrogen Horizons, a prestigious international conference bringing together leading experts to explore the future of hydrogen technologies across industries and continents. Representing the University of Trieste, Davide Pivetta received the award for his presentation titled “Comparative Design Optimization of Low-Temperature…
25/09/2025
Today, Navalprogetti is hosting another important technical follow-up meeting focused on the progress and upcoming steps of the sHYpS Project. The agenda includes: - Review of the TCS/FPR access doors and connection hoses test report - Status of prototypes: LH₂ tank, TCS/FPR, tank-to-TCS connection system, skid, and fuel cell system - Certification and class approval…
23/09/2025
Great engagement and strong interest at Gastech Milan, where Eng. Irene Lavagnini, R&D Manager at Navalprogetti Srl, had the pleasure of presenting the sHYpS Project and its encouraging results at the Chart Industries, Inc. booth. The project is now entering its final phase, with land-based testing set to begin ahead of the upcoming onboard installation.…
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