China has unveiled its first hydrogen-powered container ship in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province, showcasing a major advancement in green shipping solutions. The vessel, capable of carrying 64 standard containers, boasts a range of 380 kilometers solely powered by two 240 kW hydrogen fuel cell systems. With a goal of reducing approximately 700 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually, this green vessel is a cleaner alternative to traditional fossil-fuel powered ships. It is equipped with cutting-edge technology including a key hydrogen fuel cell system, a large hydrogen storage system holding 550 kg, and an integrated control system for optimal performance. The ship is planned to operate on the inland transport route from Zhapu port to Xiasha port in Hangzhou, becoming China's first green hydrogen-powered inland container transport line in 2025. This initiative signifies a significant move towards sustainable and eco-friendly water transportation, demonstrating China's commitment to integrating hydrogen energy into its maritime industry.