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Hydrogen HOPE for the Nordics – shipping as a frontrunner
Hydrogen fuel cells solutions in shipping in relation to other low carbon options – a Nordic perspective (HOPE)
HOPE analyses alternatives for CO2-neutral marine fuels and propulsion technologies from a Nordic point of view, by assessing the role of hydrogen and fuel cell solutions in relation to other low or zero-carbon fuel options.
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Hydrogen fuel cells solutions in shipping in relation to other low carbon options – a Nordic perspective
Acronym: HOPE
Duration: February 2021 – June 2023
Funding: 9 452 214 NOK
Project owner: IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute
Project manager: Julia Hansson
Project partners: SINTEF Ocean, University of Iceland, Stena Rederi AB, Powercell Sweden AB
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Project results
Concept design and environmental analysis of a fuel cell RoPax vessel
Hydrogen HOPE for the Nordics: Shipping as a frontrunner
Hydrogen fuel cells solutions in Nordic shipping: Project summary
Propulsion technology options for alternative marine fuels in the Nordics
First policy brief from HOPE addressing barriers for hydrogen in Nordic shipping with focus on ferries
Drivers & barriers for large-scale adoption of hydrogen fuel cells by Nordic shipping companies
Review of electrofuel feasibility – prospects for road, ocean, and air transport
Life-Cycle Assessment and Costing of Fuels and Propulsion Systems in Future Fossil-Free Shipping
About HOPE
The project Hydrogen fuel cells solutions in shipping in relation to other low carbon options – a Nordic perspective (HOPE) addresses how regional shipping in the Nordic region can do the transition to become fossil-free by clarifying the potential role of hydrogen based marine solutions in reducing the Nordic greenhouse gas emissions. HOPE will present a ship concept design where…
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