Hanwha Aerospace has obtained Approval in Principle (AiP) from DNV, a global authority, for its 200kW hydrogen fuel cell system tailored for maritime applications. This certification signals the company's foray into the zero-carbon vessel market, adding to its portfolio of sustainable power solutions. Hanwha Aerospace's Executive Director expressed pride in the validation of their hydrogen fuel cell technology by DNV, emphasizing a strategic partnership with Hanwha Ocean to address carbon emissions in the maritime sector. AiP signifies compliance with rigorous safety and performance standards during the basic design phase. With previous AiP recognition from the Korean Register of Shipping (KR), Hanwha Aerospace is poised to promote its maritime hydrogen fuel cells extensively. The company's plans include the advancement and commercialization of Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cell (PEMFC) technology for a range of marine vessels, ensuring competitiveness in the eco-friendly propulsion systems market. Hanwha Aerospace, established in South Korea in 1977, is evolving from aerospace to defense and marine sectors, aligning with customer-centric values, innovation, and cutting-edge technologies to lead in aerospace and defense industries globally.