Maritime Partners has finalized the acquisition of e1 Marine, a milestone that will enable the integration of hydrogen generation technology in the US maritime sector. By incorporating advanced methanol-to-hydrogen conversion products developed by e1 Marine, Maritime Partners aims to lead the industry towards cleaner and more sustainable fuel sources. The innovative technology will power fuel cells on vessels, starting with the Hydrogen One, the first US-built inland pusher boat set to operate in 2025-2026. This acquisition reflects Maritime Partners' dedication to environmental responsibility and commitment to innovation in marine power applications. The collaboration with technology provider Element 1 and the US Coast Guard for the Hydrogen One project signifies a strategic move towards decarbonisation within the maritime industry. Through the use of e1 Marine's methanol-to-hydrogen technology, Maritime Partners is paving the way for a greener future in shipping. The company's involvement in the development of Hydrogen One showcases a strong focus on promoting environmental stewardship and setting new standards for sustainability within the maritime sector. In addition to the Hydrogen One project, Maritime Partners plans to expand the use of this technology on more projects, emphasizing the goal of achieving low-carbon shipping and zero-emissions shipping. The company's commitment to environmental stewardship is reinforced by its partnership with Element 1 and the design-basis agreement with the US Coast Guard. This strategic approach aligns with the broader industry initiatives aimed at addressing critical environmental issues and advancing the energy transition in the maritime sector. As part of this global effort towards sustainability, Riviera's Maritime Decarbonisation event in Europe will provide a platform for stakeholders to explore solutions and strategies for achieving environmental goals in the maritime industry. The conference, scheduled for September 2024 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, will address key themes related to reducing carbon emissions and transitioning towards zero-emissions shipping, reflecting the industry's collective commitment to sustainable practices.