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.
05/03/2024
Introducing our Hydrogen Plant System: Revolutionizing Safety and Efficiency Onboard Written by Navalprogetti, our project coordinator, our latest SHYPS project newsletter unveils the innovative approach behind our hydrogen plant system. Discover how we're setting new standards for maritime hydrogen systems and revolutionizing safety and efficiency onboard. Discover more downloading the newsletter here!
10/01/2024
We are please to present 2 outputs generated in the frame of the sHYpS project: The role of hydrogen as enabler of industrial port area decarbonization Optimal decarbonization strategies for an industrial port area by using hydrogen as energy published by the University of Trieste. Download the full version from the 'Downloads' page of our…
19/09/2023
We are glad to present you the latest output realized in the frame of the sHYpS project: an article featured on the September 2023 edition of the Powertrain International magazine! Pierluigi Busetto, Navalprogetti Srl Managing Director, illustrates sHYpS Project ambitious mission, objectives, and the remarkable strides made by sHYpS consortium. Discover more downloading the full article here! Check out…
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