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Home›Clean Fuel›Japan’s trio establishes hydrogen-powered engine venture
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August 4, 2021 · about 5 years ago

Japan’s trio establishes hydrogen-powered engine venture

Three Japanese marine engine manufacturers have joined forces to establish a new joint venture focused on the development of hydrogen-fuelled engines for the maritime industry.

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Japan’s trio establishes hydrogen-powered engine venture
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Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Yanmar Power Technology, and Japan Engine Corporation unveiled the launch of HyEng Corporation as part of their net-zero drive.

Three Japanese marine engine manufacturers have joined forces to establish a new joint venture focused on the development of hydrogen-fuelled engines for the maritime industry.

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The companies have named Seiji Shindo as the new President of HyEng. Kawasaki, Yanmar and Japan Engine each own 33.33% of the company.

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Due to a growing need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, marine engines are expected to transition to various alternative fuels in the coming years. Among the many alternatives, hydrogen is attracting global interest for its application in a wide range of energy and mobility industrial sectors as a fuel that offers zero-emissions.

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“With the establishment of HyEng Corporation, the three companies will further advance their joint development activities and accelerate their drive to develop new markets for decarbonization in the marine domain,” according to the industry heavyweights.

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