PowerCell has signed a SEK 44 million agreement with a leading Italian marine OEM for the development and delivery of a new high-power marine fuel cell system. The new system, named MS-500, is set to provide up to 1 MW of net electrical output through two integrated units, designed for containerized integration for auxiliary power on board. This marks the first commercial commitment to PowerCell's next-generation stack platform, tailored to meet class requirements and expected for market introduction in 2028. The CEO of PowerCell Group, Richard Berkling, highlighted the significance of this collaboration, emphasizing the industry's acceleration towards zero-emission solutions and the need for higher power, lower cost, and smaller footprint fuel cell systems. The project aims to comply with regulatory frameworks, including reducing hazardous emissions and achieving decarbonization targets set by bodies like the IMO. This agreement showcases the maritime industry's shift towards cleaner technologies and the adoption of fuel cells as a core part of vessel architecture, with a focus on energy efficiency and flexible installation. PowerCell, a global leader in hydrogen electric solutions, is dedicated to advancing sustainable practices across various industries. The company's expertise in fuel cell stacks and systems is pivotal in driving the transition to an emission-free world. With a commitment to industries like aviation, marine, and stationary power generation, PowerCell's innovative products contribute to achieving net zero emissions. Headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, PowerCell's collaboration with the Italian OEM signifies a milestone in the development of MW-class fuel cell technology for the maritime sector, aligning with the global push for cleaner energy solutions.