Development of Hydrogen Fuel Cell Ships and Their Social Implementation

Tsuyoshi Ode; Shohei Komeda

doi:10.1541/ieejjournal.146.548

August 31, 2026The Journal of the Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan

Development of Hydrogen Fuel Cell Ships and Their Social Implementation

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This paper evaluates the engineering advances in marine hydrogen fuel cell propulsion and identifies key requirements for wide-scale social implementation.
Reviewed hydrogen fuel cell system configurations, energy densities, and safety architectures suited for maritime operating conditions.
Assessed supply chain requirements, port bunkering infrastructure, and international maritime safety regulations.
Hydrogen fuel cells provide a viable zero-emission propulsion alternative for eliminating maritime sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides, and carbon dioxide.
Widespread deployment depends on establishing standardized maritime safety codes alongside dedicated coastal hydrogen supply networks.

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Technical review reports hydrogen fuel cell integration across maritime shipping, highlighting essential engineering and policy pathways for zero-emission adoption.

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