Ballard Power Systems has announced a new purchase order for 6.4 MW of fuel cell engines from eCap Marine, a leading expert in emission-free power, to be deployed on two vessels by Samskip, a major European multimodal transportation operator. The 32 FCwave™-200 kW engines will be integrated into green marine propulsion systems by eCap Marine to decarbonize routes between Norway and the Netherlands, with delivery scheduled for 2025 and 2026. This order marks a significant milestone in promoting the use of PEM fuel cell propulsion for maritime applications and emphasizes the commitment to sustainable energy solutions. Marty Neese, President & CEO of Ballard Power Systems, expressed pride in expanding their partnership and highlighted the importance of this order in validating fuel cell propulsion for marine transport. The Managing Director of eCap Marine, Lars Ravens, emphasized the shared mission with Ballard to decarbonize marine transport and deliver clean propulsion solutions for long-haul operations. The collaboration between Ballard and eCap Marine is central to their goal of promoting environmental stewardship and operational excellence in the maritime industry. The order of the world's first DNV type-approved fuel cell module for marine applications is a significant step in ensuring compliance with international maritime safety standards. The order is backed by ENOVA, the Norwegian government agency, indicating the crucial role of public-private collaboration in accelerating the transition to sustainable marine energy solutions. This partnership showcases the commitment of industry leaders to drive innovation and reduce carbon emissions in the shipping sector, contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable future for marine transport.