French classification society Bureau Veritas (BV) has issued approval in principle (AiP) to SECO MARINE, a provider of low-carbon power and propulsion systems, for its compressed hydrogen storage system designed for integration within underdeck space on board vessels.
Said to mark ‘a significant step forward’ in the deployment of compact hydrogen-based energy solutions for the maritime sector, the approval confirms the system’s compliance with BV rule note NR678 for hydrogen-fueled ships .
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As explained, the hydrogen storage and supply system was developed to power fuel cells using compressed gaseous hydrogen stored in Type 4 tanks. Its design enables integration into confined spaces below deck.
Benoit Perro t, Leader Marine Hydrogen Projects, SECO MARINE, said: “We would like to extend our congratulations to all teams and partners involved for their technical excellence and collaboration. Special recognition goes to *France 2030* and the *Pays de la Loire Region*, whose support has been instrumental in enabling this progress. “
Matthieu de Tugny , Executive Vice President Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore, added: “By supporting the development of innovative, compact, and robust hydrogen systems, we are helping pave the way for a more sustainable future for shipping. We are delighted to work alongside industry pioneers like SECO MARINE to accelerate the adoption of alternative fuels in line with global decarbonization goals.”
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French classification society Bureau Veritas (BV) has issued approval in principle (AiP) to SECO MARINE, a provider of low-carbon power and propulsion systems, for its compressed hydrogen storage system designed for integration within underdeck space on board vessels.
