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New Greenpeace vessel

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A nearly 250-foot vessel being built for Greenpeace, designed to be powered by a combination of clean energy technologies including hydrogen, e-methanol, wind, and solar.

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Hexagon
Energy storage solutions
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Greenpeace
Environmental activism
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Freire Shipyard
Shipbuilding
company Spain 3 mentions
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Energy storage solutions
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Environmental activism
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Wind and Solar Power Generation
Approximately 1.4 GW of combined wind and solar renewable energy capacity will power the hydrogen production facility.
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E-methanol power system
A system that uses e-methanol as a fuel source for power generation.
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Compressed Hydrogen
Hydrogen gas stored under high pressure. It is a cheaper option than liquid hydrogen but has lower energy density.
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Norway
Norway
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Spain
Spain
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Guillermo Freire
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Greenpeace vessel to be equipped with Hexagon Purus Maritime hydrogen fuel system

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