PowerCell, a Sweden-based hydrogen electric solutions provider, has announced that its Marine System 225, a hydrogen fuel cell solution, has received Lloyd's Register's Type Approval. This approval signifies compliance with stringent maritime safety and performance standards, marking a significant advancement in clean energy solutions for the maritime industry. The Marine System 225, offering 225kW of clean power, is designed for the harsh marine environment and aids shipowners in meeting or surpassing decarbonisation targets and complying with regulatory initiatives like the EU Fit for 55. PowerCell aims to support the maritime sector's transition towards zero-emission propulsion by simplifying the design, construction, and deployment of marine vessels. The Type Approval paves the way for commercial projects and pilot programmes across various vessel types, including ferries and offshore support ships, with a showcase planned at the Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo in Amsterdam. Additionally, Lloyd's Register has approved ammonia dual-fuel systems for medium gas carriers, following a successful joint development project focused on sustainable shipping. This approval highlights the industry's commitment to innovation, leadership, and environmental impact in the maritime sector.