VINSSEN, a South Korean maritime decarbonization technology specialist, has received project-based approval from Bureau Veritas for its hydrogen fuel cell system, marking a significant milestone in the advancement of sustainable maritime solutions. The approved 60kW PEM Fuel Cell System, equipped with key components like the Fuel Cell Module, integrated converter module, battery system, and transformer, underwent rigorous performance tests to showcase its feasibility for implementation on commercial vessels. The successful outcome of this project reflects VINSSEN's dedication to offering carbon-neutral solutions through hydrogen fuel cell technology in the maritime sector. Alongside this achievement, VINSSEN has also secured certifications and made notable advancements in the field. The company previously received Approval in Principle Certification for its Maritime Fuel Cell Power Packs and obtained Type Approval for a 92kWh Lithium-Ion Battery System. Furthermore, VINSSEN delivered Korea's first fully battery electric passenger ferry, demonstrating its commitment to sustainable transportation solutions. To support its growth and expansion initiatives, VINSSEN successfully completed a Series C investment round, raising 15 billion KRW. These funds will fuel product development, market expansion, and the recruitment of key personnel. In a strategic move towards international markets, VINSSEN established a branch office in Seattle to enter the North American market after having a presence in Singapore since 2022. The company's collaboration with industry leaders like Shell, Seatrium, Penguin International, and Air Liquide in the trial project in Singapore underscores its commitment to driving innovation and sustainability in the maritime industry.