Steven Lua

Maritime decarbonization technology

Zero-emission vessels

Marine electrical systems

An uncrewed cargo ship capable of operating without human crew, integrated with hydrogen fuel systems for zero-emission maritime transport.

Portable infrastructure developed by Unitrove for refueling hydrogen-powered vessels at port locations; claimed to be the world's first of its kind.

Hydrogen stored cryogenically at very low temperatures, drastically reducing its volume for efficient long-range transport and storage.

England

Scotland

Development and demonstration of the world's first autonomous liquid hydrogen-powered cargo vessel and associated mobile bunkering infrastructure, establishing a green shipping corridor in Scotland.

A multi-year government program established by the Department for Transport to deliver interventions for decarbonizing the UK maritime sector and transitioning to Net Zero through clean maritime technology development and deployment.

A government competition round under the UK SHORE program designed to fund demonstration projects for clean maritime technologies, including the HI-FIVED hydrogen shipping project.

An uncrewed maritime surface vessel powered by liquid hydrogen fuel, designed to transport cargo autonomously. Claimed to be the world's first of its kind.

Portable infrastructure for storing and dispensing liquid hydrogen to hydrogen-powered vessels at port locations. Unitrove claims this is the world's first liquid hydrogen bunkering facility.