TECO 2030, BLOM Maritime, and Samskip have secured a grant to conduct a pre-project to retrofit Samskip’s vessel Kvitnos with fuel cells and hydrogen fuel, with the aim of reducing emissions. The vessel, currently operating on a route from Rotterdam to Hammerfest, will undergo a transformation to zero-emission hydrogen technology, aligning with the partners' commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Samskip, known for its sustainability initiatives, is striving to achieve net zero emissions by 2040 and sees this retrofit project as a significant step towards that goal. Blom Maritime's involvement in providing necessary documentation for the fuel cell and hydrogen solution approval showcases their support for sustainable maritime practices. Additionally, Samskip's efforts extend to various eco-friendly solutions like biofuels, shore power utilization, and innovative vessel technologies to ensure environmentally friendly operations. This project not only aims to reduce emissions from existing vessels but also sets the stage for future hydrogen-powered projects, marking a pivotal moment in the maritime industry's shift towards sustainability.