Hexagon Purus Maritime, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hexagon Purus, has received a purchase order for a compressed H₂ fuel system from Freire Shipyard in Vigo, Spain. The system will be used on Greenpeace's new 75-meter vessel featuring advanced green technologies, including H₂ and eMethanol power systems. The value of the order is approximately €2.5 MM.

"We are delighted to support Greenpeace's mission to showcase innovative solutions for reducing maritime emissions," said Robert Haugen, Managing Director of Hexagon Purus Maritime. "This partnership underscores our commitment to pioneering zero-emission technologies and contributing to a sustainable future for the maritime industry."

Delivery of the H₂ fuel system is scheduled for 2027.

The Greenpeace vessel, built by Freire Shipyard and designed by Dykstra will harness wind and solar power through over 2,000 square meters of sails, battery packs and solar panels. It will also feature advanced power systems enabling the use of green H₂ and eMethanol to meet its remaining energy needs.

"Hexagon Purus is committed to actively leading the way in developing zero-emission alternatives,” said Guillermo Freire, Managing Director, Freire Shipyard. “After a comprehensive tender process, we became confident that Hexagon Purus Maritime had the ability and highest technical capabilities to deliver on this exciting project.”