PowerCell has secured a groundbreaking order for its M2Power 250 system in the maritime sector, valued at SEK 150 million. This order signifies the first commercial sale of a fully integrated methanol-to-power solution, an innovative technology introduced in Q3 2024. The system, with a 2 MW capacity, converts methanol into clean electricity to power a vessel's internal electrical systems. Methanol is being recognized as a promising alternative fuel in the shipping industry, aiding the transition towards low-emission energy solutions. The contract, set for delivery in 2029, encompasses engineering services and product delivery, further establishing PowerCell as a leader in next-generation maritime energy solutions. PowerCell's CEO, Richard Berkling, expressed excitement about the product's market value and its role in simplifying integration for shipyards and system integrators. The company aims to accelerate hydrogen adoption in markets with developing infrastructure by expanding hydrogen availability through reformed methanol. This approach aligns with PowerCell's strategy of 'industrialised innovation,' focusing on delivering scalable impact in the energy transition. The article showcases the significance of the M2Power 250 system in driving innovation and sustainability within the maritime industry.