The Brazilian JAQ H2 project is preparing the installation of a system to test hydrogen production on board from seawater, combining different energy sources. Conceived by Grupo Náutica, the 50-meter vessel is expected to begin adapting equipment in January 2027, with an operational timeline of 18 months. The goal is to develop technologies that can be leveraged in other vessels, including cargo transport.
In an interview with Agência Transport Moderno, Eduardo Colunna, president of Acobar, an entity representing boat manufacturers, explained that the project will be a research and development platform, without the aim of producing all the h…
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