TECO 2030 ASA is at the forefront of accelerating the maritime industry's transition to environmentally responsible practices by focusing on reducing harmful emissions. The company, headquartered in Lysaker near Oslo, is committed to delivering innovative technologies, particularly hydrogen fuel cells, to help shipowners lower their emissions. These fuel cells, known as the engines of the future, convert hydrogen into electricity, offering a clean power alternative to traditional fossil fuels. By integrating hydrogen fuel cells into ships and large-scale applications, TECO 2030 aims to significantly reduce or eliminate greenhouse gas emissions, aligning with their belief in hydrogen's pivotal role in combating climate change. The company, with 30 years of experience in maritime technology, has made substantial technological strides, achieved system validation, and is preparing for industrialization and mass deployment. Despite delays in political decisions impacting investor interest in green projects, TECO 2030 has obtained approvals for its fuel cell generators and hydrogen fuel storage systems. The company has also strengthened partnerships with key players in the industry. In response to challenges, TECO 2030 has streamlined operations, reducing headcount and focusing on securing further progress. The CEO, Tore Enger, remains confident in the company's mission of providing zero-emissions energy generation alternatives and acknowledges the support of stakeholders in driving this vision forward.