The Viking cruise line has received its first ship testing the use of hydrogen power, according to a press release.
The ship, the Viking Neptune, is equipped with a small hydrogen fuel system for on board operations. Viking is using the small system as a test to determine how hydrogen fuel could be used at a larger scale in future newbuilds.
Delivery took place when the ship was presented at Fincantieri’s shipyard in Ancona, Italy.
The Canadian fuels producer had experienced cost overruns in the final stages of the project.
Amogy has added $11m to its Series B fundraising round with four additional investors.
The companies look to partner with clients looking for end-to-end CO2 reduction. An MOU enables the two companies to pursue CO2 removal projects like direct air capture and bioenergy CCS.
Following the acquisition of assets in Texas and California, Caliche Development Partners CEO Dave Marchese discusses opportunities for growth in the hydrogen and C02 storage market.
The company is well capitalized following a $250m equity investment from Generate Capital and is now opportunistically reviewing an initial slate of project M&A offerings.
The company has retained advisors and is mapping out a plan to build as many as 50 production facilities in North America for a “gigantic” sustainable aviation fuel market.
