Optimizing Hybrid H2 Fuel Cells and Battery Operation

The industrial project, titled ‘Optimized Hydrogen Powered Maritime Mobility’ or OptHyMob for short, will improve operations of hydrogen-driven marine vessels to reduce costs and extend the lifetime of both the hydrogen fuel cells and the batteries in hybrid configurations. Corvus Energy, the world’s leading provider of zero-emission solutions for the maritime industry, has been selected to lead an IPN project – a program funded by the Research Council of Norway to promote innovation in the industry. Corvus Energy joins forces with research institute NORCE and other partners for the project which has been awarded 13,9 million NOK in funding. The project OptHyMob builds on the ongoing H2NOR project, funded in part by Innovation Norway, where Corvus Energy and partners will develop, demonstrate, and certify the inherently gas-safe modularized maritime PEM-based FC system based…

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