Ricardo, known for its innovative propulsion systems and commitment to clean energy solutions, has achieved a significant milestone with its hydrogen fuel cell module. Initially developed for the maritime sector under the Sustainable Hydrogen Powered Shipping (sHYpS) project, the technology is now garnering interest from sectors like stationary power, rail, off-highway, and high-performance vehicles. The module has secured approval for safety and certification for ocean-going applications, and the sHYpS project is also working on a liquid hydrogen storage solution to aid in meeting decarbonisation targets set by the International Maritime Organization. Andy Ennever, Global Head of Fuel Cells at Ricardo, highlighted the complexity of optimizing power density, efficiency, and durability while ensuring safety in fuel cell technology. The team's integrated approach has led to the successful design and development of the multi-stack fuel cell module, a crucial step in meeting the rising demand for green energy solutions. Ricardo's commitment to clean energy is evident through their range of fuel cell services, which include bespoke system development, containerization for various applications, integration into different vehicles, licensing of fuel cell IP, and niche volume manufacturing. Their dedication to renewable energy innovation and expertise in policy analysis and technical solutions further solidifies their position as an industry leader. To engage with their audience, Ricardo will soon release a video series about their fuel cell module. This achievement not only marks a key milestone for Ricardo but also demonstrates their continuous efforts in advancing clean energy technologies for a sustainable future.