Isotta Fraschini Motori (IFM), a subsidiary of Fincantieri, recently launched a new production line at its Bari shipyard focusing on hydrogen fuel cell systems. The inauguration ceremony was attended by various dignitaries, highlighting the significance of this development. The marine fuel cell module designed by IFM will be utilized on the Viking Libra cruise ship, demonstrating the practical application of hydrogen for both propulsion and electricity generation. This initiative forms part of Fincantieri's strategy to lead in eco-friendly solutions, evident through its participation in European projects like IPCEI 'Hy2Tech.' The investment of approximately USD$35.1 million over five years by IFM reflects a commitment to developing innovative zero-emission technologies and reducing carbon footprint. The project aligns with the goal of accelerating the energy transition and supporting the adoption of hydrogen in the maritime sector. Furthermore, the inauguration marks a pivotal moment in the industrial transformation of the Bari plant into a technology hub focused on sustainability. Fincantieri's proactive approach to implementing green technologies showcases its dedication to environmental conservation and leadership in the ecological transition.