Sydrogen Energy, a Singaporean fuel cell components and systems company, has revealed its entry into the maritime sector by launching a 250 KW fuel cell power module. Developed through an exclusive collaboration with Shanghai Hydrogen Propulsion Technology Co Ltd, the module converts hydrogen from various sources into clean electricity, devoid of carbon emissions. Sydrogen's module boasts advanced cooling systems and utilizes the company's proprietary metal bipolar plate technology, SydroDIAMOND, known for providing durable and high-performing components for the fuel cell stack. This innovation is set to significantly improve the longevity and efficiency of maritime fuel cell systems. The system is designed to be scalable from KW to MW power, catering to vessels of varying sizes. Sydrogen emphasizes that the module is capable of accepting reformed fuels, further enhancing its versatility. The company stresses that the product will undergo stringent certification processes to ensure compliance with maritime standards before its market debut next year. Additionally, this launch marks a strategic shift for Sydrogen from solely being a component supplier to offering complete products tailored for specific industries. CEO Gian Yi-Hsen envisions a future where Sydrogen plays a pivotal role in the energy transition by leveraging their expertise in the hydrogen value chain. Singapore's commitment to decarbonize its maritime sector aligns with Sydrogen's innovative solution, as the country targets becoming a net-zero entity by 2050. With plans to operate a fully-electric fleet of new harbour craft by 2030, or utilize net-zero fuels, Singapore's transition to sustainable maritime practices is well underway.