VINSSEN, a maritime decarbonization technology specialist, has achieved a significant milestone by receiving Type Approval from RINA, the Italian classification society, for its 60kW maritime fuel cell stack. This approval paves the way for the demonstration and commercialization of VINSSEN's 120kW maritime fuel cell power generation system, establishing the company as a leader in eco-friendly maritime solutions. VINSSEN has been actively involved in advancing hydrogen fuel cell projects within the maritime sector, leveraging regulatory sandboxes to conduct thorough technology verification and certification procedures despite the absence of clear legal standards. The recent certification from RINA not only boosts international confidence in hydrogen fuel cell technology for eco-friendly ships but also signifies progress towards full commercialization. The rigorous certification process included performance and environmental tests based on IEC standards, all of which VINSSEN successfully passed, demonstrating the durability and safety of its fuel cell module. Looking forward, VINSSEN aims to accelerate the development of next-generation hydrogen fuel cell solutions, such as a 150kW high-output fuel cell stack and an onboard fuel cell power generation system using reformed gas, to enable the application of MW-class hydrogen fuel cell systems on larger vessels. A representative from VINSSEN emphasized the importance of this Type Approval in advancing MW-class maritime hydrogen fuel cell systems and reiterated the company's commitment to technological innovation and global certifications. VINSSEN, with its focus on eco-friendly propulsion systems for vessels, aims to drive the conversion of diesel-powered vessels to electric and hydrogen-powered alternatives through continuous innovation and development.