PowerCellution Marine System 200 is building on PowerCell Sweden’s long-standing technical leadership within fuel cell stacks and systems. The module, which has been developed in close collaboration with customers and in dialogue with leading maritime classification societies, is fully classifiable in accordance with IMO’s marine standards and requirements. The main component is the  proven PowerCell S3 fuel cell stack which is combining high power with a compact format.

In April last year, PowerCell Sweden AB communicated an order for a 3.2 MW marine fuel cell system from a leading European shipyard an earlier this year, PowerCell Sweden received an order for a marine fuel cell module from Norwegian Prototech AS.

Fuel cells running on hydrogen produced from renewable energy sources, so called green hydrogen, do not produce any other emissions than pure water and offer a fully sustainable electrification of a marine power units for both propulsion and on-board power generation purposes.

“With PowerCellution Marine System 200 we can offer the marine segment a scalable and fully industrialized solution meeting the segment’s need for an increased electrification. Our systems offer customers an emission-free operation that does not force them to compromise in terms of performance”, Richard Berkling, CEO of PowerCell Sweden AB said.