STEESMAT: Smarter power for cleaner ships

A European consortium will demonstrate a new direct current (DC) power system for large vessels, improving energy efficiency and enabling full integration of batteries and fuel cells.

In 2028, the innovative system will be demonstrated, showcasing how advanced solid-state transformers and intelligent control can reduce fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions

With €7.75 million in EU support, STEESMAT will deliver a modular, compact, and efficient onboard energy architecture – teste on land and sea – marking a major step toward zero-emission maritime transport.

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Nor-Shipping gathered key maritime players from all over the world in Oslo, Norway, this June. As industry pushed towards cleaner, smarter shipping, STEESMAT was a natural part of this year's programme.
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STEESMAT consortium gathered in Copenhagen for its first interface workshop — a key step in aligning technical development across the project’s wide-ranging partners.

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