PowerCell, a Swedish company, is set to launch a new hydrogen fuel cell system, the MS-500, tailored for maritime applications. The system promises higher performance and flexibility, offering up to 1 MW of electrical output. With the first commercial order secured in partnership with an Italian OEM, PowerCell highlights the accelerating demand for emission-free solutions in the maritime industry, driven by regulatory targets like the IMO's decarbonization goals. The company's CEO, Richard Berkling, emphasizes the importance of scalability and progress in integrating fuel cells into vessel architecture. Additionally, the article mentions Greece's potential in decarbonizing its waterways using hydrogen fuel cells, despite current challenges in electrifying ferry services. The market shift towards zero-emission marine solutions is evident, with leading OEMs like PowerCell adapting to meet the industry's evolving needs for higher power, lower costs, and smaller footprint fuel cell systems.