H2 Industry
Our H2 Industry division develops, tests and implements hydrogen- and ammonia-powered combustion engines for various industries, including marine, ports and transport. Our advanced technology is built on existing diesel engines which are converted into dual fuel with the support of the OEM. This solution provides flexibility and cost-effectiveness while being able to run on a zero-carbon fuel today.
Hydrogen hubs
With our experience in the maritime sector, we have access to major ports worldwide, driving the adoption of hydrogen-powered solutions. Port areas are set to become important hotspots for hydrogen technology. In addition to the production of this clean molecule, ports will play a key role in its importation.
The heavy-duty nature of port equipment, locomotives, and tugs makes hydrogen an ideal fuel, marking a first step in the energy transition. We are developing and scaling up this solution in cooperation with leading OEMs and port operators. In doing so, we help them reduce CO2 emissions and scale up the use of clean fuels in ports today.
Hydrogen solutions
Our dual fuel technology provides a practical and versatile alternative, ideally suited for the demanding requirements of industrial settings. It can be used in high-speed engines for smaller-scale applications, medium-speed engines for marine and heavy-duty use, and low-speed engines for seagoing vessels. Fast refueling of hydrogen gives our technology a key advantage in remote locations or at the edges of the power grid, such as in ports.
We also provide hydrogen subsystems, including H2 storage solutions, bunkering technology, and control systems, available through trusted partners.
Hydrogen dual fuel truck
An affordable and reliable hydrogen powered solution for heavy road transport
Hydrogen dual fuel straddle carrier
Significantly reduce carbon emissions while still ensuring the efficient and effective handling of cargo.
Hydrogen and ammonia engines
Together with OEMs we develop, test and market mono fuel and dual fuel hydrogen and ammonia combustion engines for various industries, such as marine, railroad and power generation.
