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Hydrogen Storage and Fuel Cells Power Cruise Ships in Port
The article is broadly consistent with recent reporting on the H2MASS project: the partners, 48-month duration, 4 MW target, metal-hydride storage, and digital-twin work are verified. Its regulatory framing is mostly right, especially that FuelEU Maritime allows zero-emission technologies such as fuel cells to substitute for shore power at berth. However, some claims are overstated or unsupported, including specific cost comparisons, broad air-quality and lifecycle-emissions effects, and several operational details presented as fact without source attribution.
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