A combined TECO 2030 and AVL development team has laid down more than 30 intense months or over 500,000 working hours of developments of the world’s first marine and heavy-duty fuel cell module. In total, over 100 engineers from both TECO 2030 and AVL have been involved in the joint development project and we are steaming ahead.

“This next milestone is an important step for validating our fuel cell technology as several investors, clients and other stakeholders are waiting for the complete integrated and tested 400kW fuel cell system confirmation through this advanced real life simulation stage,” says Tore Enger, Group CEO, TECO 2030.

Tore Enger continues in a calmly matter “Fuel cells are the next big energy generators, there is no doubt. We at TECO 2030 are working at full speed to have our systems ready for the market’s demand once it comes. The 200 projects we currently are involved in, are building the entire infrastructure value chain for a new energy alternative to secure their applications operation. This is a time-consuming exercise and partially outside our control. We are working to secure our own production volumes and projects in order to be ready when the project train is ‘departing’ the station.”