VINSSEN, a maritime decarbonization technology specialist, has achieved a significant milestone by securing Type Approval from RINA, the Italian classification society, for its 60kW maritime fuel cell stack. This recognition accelerates the demonstration and eventual commercialization of VINSSEN's 120kW maritime fuel cell power generation system, solidifying its technological leadership in the global eco-friendly maritime industry. Despite the absence of clear maritime hydrogen-related legal standards, VINSSEN has actively pursued hydrogen fuel cell projects both domestically and internationally, leveraging regulatory sandboxes for technology verification and certification processes. The recent Type Approval from RINA enhances international confidence in hydrogen fuel cell technology for eco-friendly ships and represents a crucial step towards full commercialization. VINSSEN plans to advance its hydrogen fuel cell solutions with a 150kW high-output fuel cell stack and an onboard fuel cell power generation system using reformed gas, aiming to make MW-class hydrogen fuel cell systems feasible for larger vessels. The successful completion of various tests, including vibration and dielectric strength tests based on IEC standards, confirms the reliability and safety of VINSSEN's fuel cell module for maritime applications. This achievement underlines VINSSEN's dedication to promoting hydrogen fuel cells as a key solution for reducing maritime carbon emissions and signifies its ongoing commitment to technological innovation in the maritime sector.