Provaris Energy Advances Hydrogen Shipping in Europe with Strategic MoU

June 20, 2025 10:52 AM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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Provaris signs MoU with global shipping partner for hydrogen carriers

Targets Europe’s hydrogen demand and 2030 emission goals

Expands innovation scope with liquid CO₂ storage initiative

Provaris Energy (ASX:PV1), a developer of compressed hydrogen transport solutions, has entered a strategic memorandum of understanding (MoU) with international maritime group “K” LINE to accelerate the commercialisation of its hydrogen carriers in Europe. This collaboration marks a significant advancement in Provaris’ mission to offer energy-efficient and scalable hydrogen logistics for regional marine transport.

“K” LINE, known for operating a diversified fleet of over 400 vessels worldwide, will lend its technical and operational expertise to support Provaris’ hydrogen transport infrastructure, particularly in the European market. The company has been focusing heavily on sustainable maritime shipping, aligning closely with European initiatives to transition towards cleaner energy and meet aggressive carbon emission reduction targets by 2030.

Under the 12-month agreement, Provaris and “K” LINE will jointly conduct feasibility studies on the design, construction, and operational rollout of Provaris’ H2Neo hydrogen carriers and H2Leo hydrogen barges. These vessels are designed to support the efficient and low-cost movement of compressed hydrogen over regional distances. The H2Neo carrier, with a capacity of up to 27,000 cubic metres, has already achieved Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) class approval, while the H2Leo is tailored for near-shore storage and flexible port operations.

This development reflects the increasing attention hydrogen is receiving as a core component of Europe's renewable energy strategy and its broader net-zero roadmap. The collaboration aims to address Europe's substantial import requirements for hydrogen while setting new safety and emissions standards in marine transport.

In a parallel initiative, Provaris has expanded its innovation scope through a collaboration with Yinson Production to design a large-scale liquid CO₂ storage tank. A comprehensive design has been submitted for preliminary class approval, underscoring the company’s drive to create end-to-end clean energy infrastructure. A joint venture with Yinson is also under consideration to drive future advancements in CO₂ logistics.

With these strategic moves, Provaris Energy is solidifying its role in supporting the decarbonisation of global shipping and energy transport systems. Its continued innovation and partnerships could position the company to play an increasingly influential role in the ASX200 landscape as the global energy transition accelerates.

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