PowerCell, a hydrogen fuel cell technology company, has received an order for two 100 kW marine fuel cell systems from O.S. Energy for the Transship II sustainable vessel project. This £5.5 million initiative involves retrofitting the research vessel Prince Madog with a hydrogen-electric hybrid propulsion system, aiming to reduce emissions by up to 60%. Scheduled for completion in early 2025 with a demonstration planned for March 2025, the project is supported by the UK Department for Transport as part of the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition Round 3. PowerCell's CEO highlighted the benefits of their Marine Fuel Cell Systems, emphasizing zero emissions, silent operation, and reliability. The company's expansion into smaller commercial and leisure vessels indicates the industry's readiness for decarbonization through fuel cells. Additionally, PowerCell recently joined the H2Marine EU project to develop innovative hydrogen solutions specifically for marine applications. The collaboration between PowerCell and O.S. Energy signals a crucial move towards sustainable maritime technology, showcasing the potential of hydrogen in revolutionizing the industry's propulsion systems.