Samskip, a prominent container ship operator, has been approved as a partner in the HyEkoTank project led by TECO 2030 in Norway. The project focuses on retrofitting Samskip's MPP vessel Kvitnos with zero-emission fuel cell and hydrogen technology to contribute to the decarbonization of the shipping industry. With increasing regulations like FuelEU Maritime and EU ETS mandating zero emissions, the retrofitting aims to make Kvitnos compliant for its operational lifetime. The collaboration aims to leverage hydrogen as an energy-efficient and cost-effective fuel solution, ensuring sustainable operations for Samskip. This initiative aligns with Samskip's decarbonization targets and the industry's goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The HyEkoTank project, supported by the European Union's Horizon program, involves a consortium of industry leaders to drive innovation and sustainability in maritime transport. Through this partnership, Samskip and TECO 2030 aim to pioneer green energy solutions and set new standards for environmental performance in the shipping sector.