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It is said that Axpo will be providing the hydrogen for the operation before SGV will convert it for use within the planned vessel.
Work has already begun to prepare for a plant in Bürglen, Switzerland, which is expected to be operational in 2025.
The H2Uri project is aiming to produce up to 260 tonnes of green hydrogen annually with a capacity of 2 MW.
Responsible for the planning, authorisation, and conversion of the vessel, will be Swiss shipbuilders Shiptec AG. This will sail on Lake Lucerne.
In addition, the project also includes EWA-energieUri and AVIA Schätzle and is supported by Switzerland’s Federal Office of Transport (FOT).
Going forward, Axpo is also planning a 15 MW hydrogen production plant in Wildegg-Brugg, along with its involvement in several Italian, French, and Icelandic projects.
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