Hexagon Purus Maritime has secured a €2.5m order from Freire Shipyard in Vigo, Spain, for a compressed hydrogen fuel system to be used on Greenpeace's new 75-meter vessel. This vessel is designed to incorporate advanced green technologies, including hydrogen and e-methanol power systems, as well as wind and solar power integration through sails, battery packs, and solar panels. The Managing Directors of both companies expressed enthusiasm and confidence in the project, emphasizing the significance of innovative solutions for reducing maritime emissions. The hydrogen system is set for delivery in 2027, contributing to the maritime industry's goals of zero-emission operations. Hexagon Purus CEO previously highlighted the importance of compressed hydrogen technology in the maritime sector, positioning it as a key player alongside battery technology for achieving emission-free operations. This collaboration between Hexagon Purus Maritime, Freire Shipyard, and Greenpeace signifies a step forward in promoting sustainable practices in shipbuilding and maritime operations.