RINA Grants Type Approval for PowerCell Marine Fuel Cell System
PowerCell Group has secured a RINA Type Approval Certificate for its 225 kW zero-emission Marine System 225 during SMM Hamburg.
PowerCell Group has achieved a regulatory milestone after classification society RINA awarded a Type Approval Certificate for the manufacturer's Marine System 225. The official certification was presented during a ceremony at the SMM maritime trade fair in Hamburg.
The Marine System 225 is designed as a compact marine fuel cell installation engineered to supply 225 kW of zero-emission electrical power to shipboard networks.
The documentation was handed over by Patrizio Di Francesco, Special Project Manager at RINA, to Andreas Bodén, Chief Technology Officer of PowerCell Group.
Addressing the achievement, Bodén highlighted the significance of the partnership with the classification society, stating that working alongside RINA and securing the type approval represents an important milestone for PowerCell and its ongoing deployment of marine fuel cell solutions.
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