- Date 20 Sep 2021
Ricardo has been announced today as a member of a consortium undertaking an ambitious seven-month project demonstrating technologies to enable maritime decarbonisation.
The £2.2 million HIMET (Hydrogen in an Integrated Maritime Energy Transition) project will explore solutions for decarbonising ferries as well as shore-side activities in ports.
It is one of 55 projects selected for funding under the Department for Transport’s flagship Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition, delivered in partnership with Innovate UK.
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