Norway-based Bergen Engines has made significant strides in the development of hydrogen-powered engines, with the ability to integrate a 25% hydrogen blend into their natural gas engines for full-load operation. This achievement marks a step forward in cleaner energy options for both land and marine applications. The company highlights the benefits of hydrogen blending, such as emission reduction, improved efficiency, fuel flexibility, and sustainability. The Managing Director of Bergen Engines, Jon Erik Røv, emphasizes their dedication to innovation and sustainability, aiming to provide cleaner and more efficient energy solutions while meeting industry performance standards. They are now working towards the ambitious goal of creating a 100% hydrogen-fueled engine by the end of the year. Bergen Engines has successfully tested a 30% hydrogen blend at full load, positioning them as pioneers in the field and setting the stage for the upcoming fully hydrogen-powered engine. The company's exploration of alternative fuels extends to assessing the feasibility of using ammonia as a primary fuel source to further expand their green solutions portfolio. In line with their sustainable commitments, Bergen Engines has joined industry collaborations like FME MarTrans to reduce emissions in shipping and enhance value creation for the Norwegian maritime sector. Their dedication to sustainable marine fuels has been acknowledged by DNV with an approval for their methanol-ready statement for marine engines, highlighting their continued efforts towards environmentally friendly solutions.