At the Gastech Exhibition & Conference in Houston, CB&I, in collaboration with Hanwha Ocean, received Approval in Principle (AiP) from DNV for the design of an 80,000 m3 liquid hydrogen carrier. This AiP signifies the compliance of CB&I's cargo containment systems with safety standards and regulations such as the IGC Code and the Interim Recommendations for Carriage of Liquefied Hydrogen in Bulk. Mark Butts, Senior Vice President for CB&I, highlighted the synergy between the two companies, stating that the carrier design boasts a low boil-off rate of 0.05% per day, facilitating the realization of international liquid hydrogen supply chains. CB&I's experience in large-scale storage systems combined with Hanwha Ocean's proficiency in gas carriers resulted in a design that meets safety standards while being efficient. The AiP formalization by DNV further solidifies the design's compliance with industry regulations.