NatPower said its Aqua superPower tie-up adds more than 80 marine fast chargers as executives at Monaco outlined hydrogen, shore power and electricity as complementary maritime energy solutions.
NatPower said it signed a strategic agreement to integrate Aqua superPower into its marine platform, combining Aqua’s network of more than 80 fast chargers, mainly in the USA and Europe, with NatPower Marine’s port and marina infrastructure business. At events held during the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge in Monaco, NatPower executives also said hydrogen remains at an early stage but is being developed alongside electricity and shore power, with ports and marinas expected to evolve into multi-energy hubs for maritime decarbonization.