Fincantieri

Established in 1957, one of the world's largest shipbuilders. Building Viking Libra at Ancona shipyard. Committed to sustainable maritime tech through subsidiary Isotta Fraschini Motori[1][5][6].

Responsible for construction of Viking Libra at its Ancona shipyard. Has a longstanding partnership with Viking since 2012 with at least 28 vessels built for the company. Central to innovation in green shipbuilding and developer of hydrogen integration for cruise ships.[1][2][3][5]

Fincantieri is an Italian shipbuilding giant responsible for the engineering and construction of the first hydrogen-powered cruise ship. They bring extensive expertise in naval design and a strategy focused on emissions reduction.

Viking Cruises is collaborating with Fincantieri on the integration of hydrogen fuel cells into their ships, estimating a capital cost addition per vessel.

Italian shipbuilder that constructed the hydrogen fuel cell-equipped cruise ship at its Ancona yard. Collaborating with Viking on developing large-scale H2 applications for marine vessels.

Fincantieri is the shipbuilder that has exercised Viking's option for adding more ships to its fleet, which will be designed to include hydrogen fuel cells.

An Italian shipbuilder that is partnering with Nuvera Fuel Cells to use fuel cell technology for auxiliary power and range extension on luxury ships.