No ecologically damaging fuel spills. Sandia National Laboratories has said it has proven the feasibility of a hydrogen-fuelled ship that could carry out marine research without polluting the air or the sea. Sandia, the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, naval architecture firm Glosten and global quality assurance and risk assessment manager DNV GL devised the Zero-V emissions-free ship project. The project is part of an international consortium called Zero Emission Ship Alliance, which includes NASA, US Navy and European Space Agency.
Sandia National Laboratories has said it has proven the feasibility of a hydrogen-fuelled ship that could carry out marine research without polluting the air or the sea. Sandia, the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, naval architecture firm Glosten and global quality assurance and risk assessment manager DNV GL devised the Zero-V emissions-free ship project. The project is part of an international consortium called Zero Emission Ship Alliance, which includes NASA, US Navy and European Space Agency.