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🚢 Exciting News from Siemens Energy! 🌊 Thrilled to share a recent feature in Progress Power magazine spotlighting Bryant Fuller, a retired US Navy Rear Admiral and the driving force behind our federal maritime programs at #SiemensEnergy. In the article, Fuller delves into the collaborative and iterative nature of maritime power systems, stating, “Designing a power system for a ship is a system of systems,” and underscores the importance of stakeholder involvement for achieving optimal solutions. 📈 One of our standout projects is the world’s first hydrogen-hybrid research vessel for Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego. This groundbreaking initiative not only highlights the potential of hydrogen #FuelCells but also paves the way for a zero-emissions future, driving innovation in reducing carbon emissions for #MaritimeOperations. 📉 🌍🚢 Let’s continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible in maritime energy solutions! Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3SBVg50 #MaritimeInnovation #SustainableShipping #MaritimeEngineering #HydrogenHybridVessel

🚢 Exciting News from Siemens Energy! 🌊 Thrilled to share a recent feature in Power Progress magazine spotlighting Bryant Fuller, a retired USN Rear Admiral and the driving force behind our federal maritime programs at Siemens Energy. In the article, Fuller delves into the collaborative and iterative nature of maritime power systems, stating, “Designing a power system for a ship is a system of systems,” and underscores the importance of stakeholder involvement for achieving optimal solutions. One of our standout projects is the world’s first hydrogen-hybrid research vessel for Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego. This groundbreaking initiative not only highlights the potential of hydrogen fuel cells but also paves the way for a zero-emissions future, driving innovation in reducing carbon emissions for maritime operations. 🌍🚢 Let’s continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible in maritime energy solutions! Read the full article here: #MaritimeInnovation #SustainableShipping #SiemensEnergy #MaritimeEngineering #HydrogenHybridVessel

Great episode of The Grid Mod Pod all about grid enhancing technologies (GETs) and how these technologies can enhance reliability, resilience and efficiency of the US grid⚡ Watch ➡️https://hubs.ly/Q02hp6VK0 #APFC #GETs #GridModernization

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🚢 Exciting News from Siemens Energy! 🌊 Thrilled to share a recent feature in Power Progress magazine spotlighting Bryant Fuller, a retired USN Rear Admiral and the driving force behind our federal maritime programs at Siemens Energy. In the article, Fuller delves into the collaborative and iterative nature of maritime power systems, stating, “Designing a power system for a ship is a system of systems,” and underscores the importance of stakeholder involvement for achieving optimal solutions. One of our standout projects is the world’s first hydrogen-hybrid research vessel for Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego. This groundbreaking initiative not only highlights the potential of hydrogen fuel cells but also paves the way for a zero-emissions future, driving innovation in reducing carbon emissions for maritime operations. 🌍🚢 Let’s continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible in maritime energy solutions! Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3SBVg50 #MaritimeInnovation #SustainableShipping #SiemensEnergy #MaritimeEngineering #HydrogenHybridVessel

🚢 Exciting News from Siemens Energy! 🌊 Thrilled to share a recent feature in Power Progress magazine spotlighting Bryant Fuller, a retired USN Rear Admiral and the driving force behind our federal maritime programs at Siemens Energy. In the article, Fuller delves into the collaborative and iterative nature of maritime power systems, stating, “Designing a power system for a ship is a system of systems,” and underscores the importance of stakeholder involvement for achieving optimal solutions. One of our standout projects is the world’s first hydrogen-hybrid research vessel for Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego. This groundbreaking initiative not only highlights the potential of hydrogen fuel cells but also paves the way for a zero-emissions future, driving innovation in reducing carbon emissions for maritime operations. 🌍🚢 Let’s continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible in maritime energy solutions! Read the full article here: #MaritimeInnovation #SustainableShipping #SiemensEnergy #MaritimeEngineering #HydrogenHybridVessel

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🚢 Exciting News from Siemens Energy! 🌊 ➠ Thrilled to share a recent feature in Power Progress magazine spotlighting Bryant Fuller, a retired USN Rear Admiral and the driving force behind our federal maritime programs at Siemens Energy. ➠ In the article, Fuller delves into the collaborative and iterative nature of maritime power systems, stating, “Designing a power system for a ship is a system of systems,” and underscores the importance of stakeholder involvement for achieving optimal solutions. ➠ One of our standout projects is the world’s first hydrogen-hybrid research vessel for Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego. This groundbreaking initiative not only highlights the potential of hydrogen fuel cells but also paves the way for a zero-emissions future, driving innovation in reducing carbon emissions for maritime operations. 🌍🚢 Let’s continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible in maritime energy solutions! ➠ Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3SBVg50 #MaritimeInnovation #SustainableShipping #SiemensEnergy #MaritimeEngineering #HydrogenHybridVessel