Ecomar Propulsion, a UK-based clean maritime technology company, has announced a partnership with Germany’s Argo-Anleg, a full-service provider of integrated hydrogen solutions. Together, the companies will develop and market complete hydrogen systems, while also offering system components, electrolysers, and gas handling solutions to support the transition toward sustainable maritime operations.
With a range of hydrogen dispensers, storage and gas handling solutions up to 700bar the partners are able to offer customers in the UK and Ireland access to a complete range of hydrogen systems and bespoke project designs, many of which have already received marine, ADR and classification society approval.
“We have been working with Argo-Anleg for a few years and this partnership leverages our respective skills and capabilities. It gives us the ability to produce sophisticated products with a single partner who really understands the market and its requirements,” said Ecomar CEO, Eugene Bari.
This maritime pydrogen innovation partnership covers the entire H2 value chain: from electrolysers to piping, valves, tanks and filling stations. When you add in Ecomar Propulsions solid reputation for innovation and their patented electric drives, digital controls and battery technologies the partners are able to offer a “one stop shop” for clean energy and power management.
“We have developed and are demonstrating patented hydrogen technologies of our own, and by combining these with Argo-Anleg’s patented technologies, systems, and in-house production capacity, we are now able to deliver solutions that meet almost any requirement across land, sea, and aerospace markets” said Ecomar Propulsion’s Head of Hydrogen Systems & Technologies, Nik Lekkas.
Jan Andreas, Managing Director of Argo-Anleg said, “With over 20 years expertise in Hydrogen engineering we are delighted to be able to open our products to the UK and Irish markets. The partnership with Ecomar Propulsion gives us a local partner that has complementary skills and the same ambition as we have to expand the hydrogen sector.”
