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9 September 2026

Japan takes hydrogen propulsion from testbed to ship

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Japan takes hydrogen propulsion from testbed to ship

Japan Engine Corporation has completed what it says is the world’s first hydrogen-fuelled main engine for a large commercial vessel, clearing another milestone ahead of full-scale trials at sea. The 6UEC35LSGH low-speed two-stroke engine was unveiled at J-ENG’s Akashi factory this week after achieving a hydrogen co-firing ratio above 95% during factory tests. Greenhouse gas …

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