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A 47,800-ton ocean cruise ship equipped with a 100 kW hydrogen fuel cell module for testing zero-emission propulsion. The ninth vessel in the Viking Neptune class, accommodating 930 passengers across 465 cabins.

World's first hydrogen-powered cruise ship with zero-emission capability

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Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

A 47,800-ton ocean cruise ship equipped with a 100 kW hydrogen fuel cell module for testing zero-emission propulsion. The ninth vessel in the Viking Neptune class, accommodating 930 passengers across 465 cabins.

Four new cruise ships equipped with hydrogen fuel cells contracted by Viking Cruise Lines and Fincantieri in October 2022. These vessels will incorporate the larger hydrogen system designs and are planned for delivery starting in 2026.

A collaborative development program between Viking Cruise Lines and Fincantieri to design and implement large-scale hydrogen fuel cell systems for cruise ships, including a 6-7 MW electricity generation system and retrofitting capabilities for existing vessels.

A 47,800-ton ocean cruise ship equipped with a 100 kW hydrogen fuel cell module. Features 465 cabins accommodating up to 930 passengers. Represents the ninth vessel in the Viking Neptune class and serves as a test platform for hydrogen fuel cell marine propulsion technology.