UK Marine Hydrogen Working Group partners backed to develop a control system for the world’s first liquid hydrogen fuel container facility for zero emission ships

Entrepreneurs and innovators pioneering new ways of creating a more efficient transport system are being backed by UK government funding.

In total, 51 projects have been awarded a share of £1.95 million in Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom funding as part of the government’s Transport Research and Innovation Grant (TRIG) programme, the largest number of projects backed in the programme’s history.

UK Marine Hydrogen Working Group partners Unitrove are being backed to develop a control system for the world’s first liquid hydrogen fuel container facility for zero emission ships.

Congratulations Steven Lua, Aik Lua and team.

Unitrove are partners of the National Maritime UK Marine Hydrogen Working Group the UK’s only marine focussed hydrogen working group assisting with the acceleration of decarbonisation by championing the use of hydrogen. The group is the leading voice towards government and regulatory bodies and provides opportunities to members by making connections.

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