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TECO 2030 Signs Fuel Cell Tech Agreement
Norwegian maritime innovator Teco 2030 has formed a strategic partnership with Vancouver-based SinoHyKey, the company has said.
The agreement will allow SHK to provide MEA for the Teco 2030 fuel cell system. MEA refers to membrane electrode assembly which is a key component in the making of fuel cells.
The SHK system applies the principle of selectivity to fuel cell production and in doing so has paved the way for a cheaper and more efficient product.
The two companies regard the agreement as the basis for a longterm partnership.
"The collaboration is expected to last if the key milestones in the development [of fuel cells] can be achieved successfully," Teco said.
Fuel cell technology while visible in the marine space is in the early stages of development. At present short trip ferries moving between in a loop are using the technology typically in an urban/port setting.