Collaborate With Us on Maritime

Through the UK Department for Transport's Transport Research and Innovation Grant programme, HyFlux completed system modelling and optimisation for a hydrogen-powered Ro-Pax ferry use case.

This work established an important foundation for applying HyFlux's technology within the maritime sector and progressing towards vessel integration and future commercial deployment.

HyFlux is building a growing network across the UK maritime ecosystem, with active engagement involving vessel operators, ports, marine integration specialists, hydrogen and fuel-cell suppliers, research and testing facilities, and regulatory and certification stakeholders.

Combined with our completed maritime system-modelling work, these discussions are helping us define a credible pathway towards vessel integration and demonstration. We are now developing the right consortium and seeking a suitable vessel application for the next phase.

HyFlux is developing a collaborative pathway to demonstrate its hydrogen-electric propulsion technology aboard a suitable vessel.

The proposed approach will consider the complete deployment pathway from fuel supply and bunkering through to onboard storage, power generation, cryogenic cooling, propulsion integration, vessel operation and regulatory approval.

Working with the right vessel owner and project partners from an early stage will allow safety, technical, commercial and operational requirements to be addressed together.