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.
27/03/2025
Navalprogetti is actively exploring sustainable alternatives to traditional ship fuels. While ship design remains largely unchanged, the company is focusing its innovation efforts on alternative fuels such as methane and hydrogen. Under the guidance of Irene Lavagnini, R&D Manager, Navalprogetti has participated in numerous EU- and regionally-funded research projects, expanding its work from traditional engineering—like…
05/02/2025
We are thrilled to announce that the sHYpS project has been awarded First Prize in the Innovation Category at the prestigious 2025 Waterborne Awards! This recognition highlights our dedication to advancing hydrogen fuel cell technology and driving the transition toward zero-emission shipping. About the Waterborne Awards Held on January 30, 2025, in Brussels, this event…
30/01/2025
Discover Ricardo’s advanced engineering expertise in developing a high-powered, multi-stack hydrogen fuel cell module—designed for maximum efficiency with zero emissions. Originally developed within the sHYpS project, this innovative module delivers exceptional power output, featuring a modular design that integrates multiple fuel cell stacks with a single balance of plant. The result? Unmatched power density, scalability,…
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