Bangor University's Prince Madog set to cut carbon emissions by 60% by running on hydrogen power.
The Prince Madog is co-owned by Bangor University and used by its students and other UK research scientists
Its conversion will be delivered by a consortium, led by OS Energy, which operates a fleet of offshore service vessels including the Prince Madog. Other partners include organisations involved in green maritime technology and hydrogen systems, including the universities of Exeter and Newcastle-Upon-Tyne.
OS Energy boss Martin Nuernberg said the project was "testament to our commitment to innovation and environmental responsibility and will demonstrate the potential of green technology application in the maritime industry".
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