TECO 2030, based in Oslo, Norway, is at the forefront of the green transition in heavy-duty and maritime industries through the development of hydrogen fuel cells. These fuel cells are seen as crucial in combating climate change by eliminating greenhouse gas emissions from ships and heavy machinery. The company's focus on sustainable solutions led to the establishment of Europe's first Giga production facility for hydrogen PEM fuel cell stacks and modules in Narvik, Norway, with ambitious output capacity targets for 2025 and 2030. The CEO's letter highlighted the significant progress made in 2023 towards large-scale fuel cell production, particularly with the FCM400 system tailored for marine and heavy-duty applications. Testing and validation processes have shown promising results in maintaining stable power output, indicating the readiness for high-volume manufacturing. Collaborative projects with partners like Implenia and advancements in flagship projects such as the HyEkoTank initiative demonstrate TECO 2030's commitment to innovation and sustainability. With a strong emphasis on corporate development and a culture of transparency and excellence, TECO 2030 is positioned to lead the industry's shift towards renewable energy and environmentally friendly practices.