Samskip has partnered with TECO 2030 to retrofit its multipurpose vessel, Samskip Kvitnos, with cutting-edge hydrogen fuel-cell technology as part of the HyEkoTank project. This initiative is a major step towards Samskip's goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2040. The retrofit is central to meeting future maritime regulations, including the FuelEU Maritime and EU Emissions Trading System, while addressing the need for zero emissions in environmentally sensitive areas like the Norwegian fjords. By investing in hydrogen technology, Samskip is not only ensuring compliance but also demonstrating a strategic approach to sustainable logistics. The collaboration with TECO 2030 signifies a commitment to innovation and long-term sustainability in the maritime industry. Through partnerships with industry leaders such as Shell and Umoe Advanced Composites, Samskip is at the forefront of leveraging advanced technologies for emissions reduction and fleet modernization. The retrofit of Samskip Kvitnos is expected to significantly reduce emissions without compromising operational efficiency, aligning with Samskip's broader efforts to decarbonize its fleet. Overall, Samskip's participation in the HyEkoTank project showcases the growing momentum behind hydrogen fuel cells in maritime transport and underscores the company's dedication to environmental stewardship. The completion of the retrofit in 2025 will mark a milestone in Samskip's sustainability journey and contribute to the protection of European coastal areas and Norwegian fjords for future generations.