Coastal-Class Research Vessel (CCRV)

Industrial gas equipment and services

Maritime standards

Industrial automation and digitalization

A propulsion system that uses fuel cells to generate electricity from hydrogen.

Cryogenically stored hydrogen maintained at -253°C in a vacuum-insulated tank, offering 2.8 times more energy density than gaseous hydrogen for aviation applications.

The CCRV combines hydrogen fuel cells with hybrid technology for optimized power management and efficiency.

California

A hydrogen-hybrid research vessel designed for UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography to conduct oceanographic research along the California coast with zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell propulsion.

A 2018 feasibility study assessing the technical, regulatory, and economic feasibility of a vessel powered by fuel cells and liquid hydrogen designed to meet Scripps-established performance and environmental criteria.

A hydrogen-hybrid research vessel equipped with hydrogen fuel cell propulsion for zero-emission oceanographic research. The vessel is designed to meet multiple regulatory requirements including CARB compliance, ABS classification, and SOLAS standards.