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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.
01/10/2026
The sHYpS project will be in Brussels for the Hydrogen Europe Week 2026, taking place from 26 to 30 October, bringing its vision for hydrogen-powered shipping to one of Europe’s key meeting points for the hydrogen community. Visitors will have the opportunity to discover sHYpS at the Navalprogetti stand, where a dedicated project roll-up and…
30/07/2026
The sHYpS consortium has reached another important milestone in the development of its innovative liquid hydrogen storage and handling solution for maritime applications. During an Extraordinary General Assembly held today, project partners gathered to review the successful completion of the most delicate phase of the on-land test campaign at the Staranzano test site, marking a…
25/05/2026
Last week, the sHYpS Project took part in the Transport Research Arena (TRA) 2026 in Budapest, Europe’s flagship event for transport research and sustainable mobility. Throughout the event, project partner Navalprogetti Srl showcased the latest developments and achievements of sHYpS at the European Commission Stand B/20/1. Representing the project, Kristin Zuric, Filippo Rezzante, and Irene…
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