In Lysaker, Norway, TECO 2030 and the HyEkoTank consortium have joined forces with Samskip, a container ship operator, in a landmark partnership approved by the EU for the HyEkoTank project. This collaboration aims to retrofit Samskip's cargo ship Kvitnos with zero-emission hydrogen technology to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. By utilizing fuel cells from TECO 2030 and hydrogen storage from Umoe Advanced Composites, the project targets compliance with stringent environmental regulations like FuelEU Maritime and EU ETS. The retrofit of Kvitnos in 2025 signifies a crucial step in the maritime sector's efforts towards decarbonization, with a focus on achieving net zero emissions by 2040. The HyEkoTank project, supported by the European Union's Horizon Europe programme, emphasizes the importance of retrofitting existing ships with zero-emission technology to meet industry-wide GHG reduction targets. The innovative partnership between Samskip, TECO 2030, and other industry professionals highlights a commitment to operational sustainability and green energy solutions in the shipping industry.