Rolls-Royce has achieved a significant milestone in the energy transition with the H2-ready certification for its MTU Series 4000 FNER/FV gas engines. This achievement, announced during the company's Powergen Symposium, emphasizes the company's strategic focus on sustainable power generation and lower carbon solutions. The certification, granted by TÜV Süd, showcases Rolls-Royce's commitment to innovative technologies addressing the demand for cleaner energy sources. The certification allows operation with a hydrogen admixture of up to 25% and potential for 100%, ensuring investment security for customers in the evolving energy landscape. Engineers at Rolls-Royce are currently testing the first mtu 100% hydrogen engines, demonstrating impressive performance and efficiency. The company has plans for installations in Duisburg in 2025 and is collaborating on next-generation hydrogen engines through the Phoenix project. These efforts highlight Rolls-Royce's leadership in decarbonization and commitment to sustainable energy solutions. The H2-ready certification of Rolls-Royce's engines marks a crucial advancement in CO2-free power generation, positioning the company at the forefront of the energy transition.