22/10/2026
Relying on a single energy source has never been the strongest way forward.
In a period marked by volatile energy markets, geopolitical uncertainty and growing pressure to reduce emissions, diversifying the way we produce and use energy becomes increasingly important.
Hydrogen can be part of this transition. When produced from low-carbon or renewable sources, it offers an alternative energy carrier that can complement electrification and help reduce dependence on conventional fossil fuels in sectors where new solutions are needed.
For H1, exploring hydrogen propulsion is therefore about more than reducing emissions at sea. It means testing a different energy pathway, building knowledge today and contributing to a more diversified and resilient energy system for tomorrow.