Corvus Energy has announced the achievement of Type Approval from DNV for their Corvus Pelican Fuel Cell System, marking a significant milestone in the maritime industry. The system, developed as part of the H2NOR project, is recognized for its gas-safe design, ensuring it is the safest fuel cell system available. The approval from DNV, a respected maritime classification society, highlights the system's adherence to rigorous safety and performance standards. This development is crucial for enabling net zero shipping, especially for vessels with longer routes that require extended zero-emission operations. Corvus Energy CEO, Fredrik Witte, emphasizes the importance of Toyota's fuel cell technology and collaborative efforts in achieving this milestone. The Corvus Pelican Fuel Cell System, based on Toyota's PEM fuel cell module, offers a proven solution for marine decarbonization. The system's design focuses on safety and efficiency, with the integration of the Corvus CoPilot advisory system to enhance energy distribution and performance. The first installation of this system will take place on the 'MS Skulebas' vessel in Norway, furthering its zero-emission capabilities with hydrogen storage. Corvus Energy's dedication to advancing clean energy solutions in the maritime sector is evident through their innovative technology and partnerships, positioning them as a key player in the transition towards sustainable shipping.