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.
12/09/2025
Hamburg, 10–12 September 2025 - The sHYpS Project took centre stage at SeaTrade Europe 2025, the leading meeting point for the cruise and maritime community, where industry stakeholders came together to explore the biggest shifts shaping the future of maritime transport - from decarbonisation and smart ship design to evolving guest experiences, port innovation, and…
04/09/2025
We are excited to announce that on Thursday, September 11th at 10:30, the sHYpS project will host a joint session at its booth during SeaTrade Hamburg, bringing together four leading EU-funded projects committed to shaping the future of sustainable maritime transport: Hall A4 | Stand 634 Agenda Highlights: sHYpS (HEU) – Project overview, video, and…
29/08/2025
sHYpS will be presented at the Sea Trade Europe 2025, which will take place on 10 - 12 September 2025 in Hamburg. This year’s programme explores how cruise lines, ports, destinations, regulators, and suppliers are responding to new imperatives — from decarbonisation and smart ship design to evolving guest expectations, community engagement, and shoreside innovation across destination immersion, port operations,…
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