MiNaMi and H2Marine projects organized a breakout session entitled "PEM fuel cell applications in the maritime sector" during the Sustainable Shipping Days 2026, which was held in Lucerne on June 29–30, 2026. The aim of the breakout session was to explore the main findings of...
On 26 May 2026, VTT joined the Zero Emission Ferries in Europe conference that was held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.During the conference, which focused on the deployment of zero-emission ferries in Europe, available funding, case studies, best practices, recent developments, key challenges, plans, and the...
The second issue of 2026 of the Baltic Transport Journal features an article entitled “Towards advanced maritime fuel cells” focusing on the objectives and expected outcomes of the MiNaMi project.Highlighting the potential of fuel cells as promising alternatives to conventional combustion engines for the decarbonization...
Our partner SINTEF participated at the Third Nordic Hydrogen Valleys Conference, held in Trondheim, Norway, on 28–29 April. Benjamin Bøe Synnevåg presented a poster titled “VirtualFCS: A Dynamic Simulation Library for Hydrogen Technology”, showing SINTEF's cyber-physical fuel cell hybrid modelling library, VirtualFCS, and its upcoming...
11 February 2026 – Espoo, FinlandA seminar on “Hydrogen Fuel Cells in Maritime Applications” took place in Espoo, Finland, on 11 February 2026.During the event, Project Coordinator Dr. Jari Ihonen presented the MiNaMi project. In his presentation, Dr. Ihonen outlined the project concept and objectives,...
10-11 February 2026 – Espoo, FinlandThe MiNaMi project started its journey at VTT in Espoo, Finland, on 10–11 February 2026, aiming to develop Europe’s first megawatt-scale PEM fuel cell system for sustainable shipping.The primary goal of the kick-off meeting was to bring together the consortium...