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Bureau Veritas Teams Up with C-Torq on Hydrogen Power System for Maritime
Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore and C-Torq Marine Services have agreed to work towards class approval of a hydrogen-based power system designed for maritime and industrial use.
The project will assess how the system can be integrated into class-compliant shipboard environments, Bureau Veritas said in a statement on its website on Monday.
The work will focus on safety, operational performance, and regulatory alignment.
Activities under the MoU include technical reviews and data evaluation to establish a safety framework and confirm the feasibility of using hydrogen for onboard power generation.
C-Torq stated that the collaboration is intended to accelerate the certification of a clean power solution for shipping, supporting maritime decarbonisation and the development of scalable zero-emission propulsion and auxiliary power systems.
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