Proteus Energy, headquartered in Singapore, has developed the Proteus Maritime Fuel Cell Solution, a modular hydrogen fuel-based system tailored for ports and vessels, with the initial product being the Proteus®75. Each fuel cell stack outputs 75 kW and can be combined for higher power needs, targeting harbor craft and various vessel segments. Developed in collaboration with Symbio France, the system offers benefits like zero tailpipe emissions, minimal noise, low maintenance costs, and fast refueling compared to batteries. Dr. Lars Gruenitz, CEO of Proteus Energy, emphasizes the importance of clean energy solutions for the maritime industry. The solution complements electric propulsion, enhancing vessel performance and efficiency. Symbio France backs the technology with a performance guarantee and produces fuel cell stacks in Lyon, France, with automotive production line precision. Proteus Energy also provides high-pressure hydrogen storage tanks and works with port operators for tailored refueling infrastructure. The deployment roadmap targets availability from January 2026, with DNV type approval expected by the end of the year, facilitating early action for customers to meet emission goals.