VINSSEN Co., Ltd, a South Korean maritime decarbonization technology specialist, has received project-based approval from Bureau Veritas for its hydrogen fuel cell system designed for commercial vessels. The approved 60kW PEM Fuel Cell System includes essential components like the Fuel Cell Module, an integrated converter module, a battery system, and a transformer, with a user-friendly interface for vessel operators. Seok-Hee LEE, VINSSEN's Project Manager, highlighted the challenges overcome by the project team in achieving this milestone and emphasized the collaborative efforts with project trial partners. This achievement further builds on VINSSEN's previous Approval in Principle Certification for Maritime Fuel Cell Power Packs and Type Approval for a 92kWh Lithium-Ion Battery System. The company's focus on decarbonization extends to delivering innovative solutions such as the first fully battery electric passenger ferry in Korea. Additionally, VINSSEN secured funding through a Series C investment round, enabling advancements in product development, market expansion, and recruitment. To support its global reach, VINSSEN established a branch office in the US and has been present in the international market since 2022. The company's collaboration in Singapore with industry leaders like Shell, Seatrium, Penguin International, and Air Liquide signifies its commitment to advancing sustainable maritime practices through hydrogen technology. VINSSEN's success in obtaining approval for its hydrogen fuel cell system marks a significant step forward in the industry's journey towards carbon neutrality.