PowerCell Group has announced the signing of a substantial order for marine fuel cell systems with a major Italian marine OEM manufacturer, amounting to approximately SEK 165 million. The order comprises 56 units of the Marine System 225 intended for installation on commercial cruise ships, with a total power capacity exceeding 6.3 MW. In addition to providing auxiliary power to the ships' internal electricity systems, the fuel cell systems are designed to reduce noise emissions, offering a more environmentally friendly solution. Notably, this order represents a key advancement in the decarbonisation of the marine industry, with the ship installation set to feature one of the largest marine hydrogen fuel cell systems globally. PowerCell's CEO, Richard Berkling, expressed pride in the trust placed by the Italian customer and emphasized the significance of hydrogen-electric solutions for maritime applications. The company's CFO, Torbjörn Gustafsson, highlighted the order as a step towards a more commercial and OEM-focused market approach, reinforcing PowerCell's standing as a premier provider of such solutions in the marine sector. This order underscores the growing importance of sustainable energy solutions in the maritime industry and PowerCell's pivotal role in driving the adoption of hydrogen technology.