Clean, reliable power.
When you need it.

Solar and wind power are clean and among the cheapest sources of power. But they are not always available when demand peaks. ShipTown was founded to make clean energy reliable, so power is there when life needs it. 

What we know

  1. Solar and onshore wind are among the most cost-effective ways of producing electricity  

  2. Their production fluctuates over hours and days, driven by weather conditions rather than demand  

  3. Batteries can balance short-term fluctuations, while longer-duration flexibility calls for complementary solutions


You do not plan your life around the weather. The power system has to. 
 
When clean electricity is unavailable or insufficient, demand is met through higher electricity prices and, in many cases, fossil-based backup generation. As renewable energy scales, aligning supply with real demand becomes a central challenge of the energy transition. 

Wind turbines on a green hilly landscape during sunset with cloudy sky.

A reliable way forward

Clean electricity can be stored when there is plenty and used when it matters. 

ShipTown provides a clean energy storage approach that helps keep power reliable, affordable and available, day and night, summer and winter. 

The solution exists.

What this means in everyday life?

Charging your car when you get home. 
Heat and power on cold, calm nights. 
Reliable electricity when everyone turns things on at once. 

Everyday power that works when it’s needed — without thinking about it. 

Built on technology proven in NASA programmes.

Our technology delivers stable, dispatchable, and sustainable clean energy. It supports large-scale renewable integration and strengthens the resilience of existing and future energy systems. 

RENEWABLE ENERGY END USER GRID

Our patented H-Battery combines electrolysis and fuel cell technology into a single core.

It converts surplus renewable energy into hydrogen and back to power when required. The system achieves high efficiency through a simple, robust design using no rare earth materials and enabling low-cost hydrogen storage.

H-Battery Features

90% efficiency in electrolysis mode and 60% in fuel cell mode
Modular, robust and simple design
No rare earth materials, supported by a buy-back and recycling programme
Waste heat is produced during fuel cell operation, while CO₂ capture is available at a cost of approximately €35 per tonne

Take a deep dive into how the H-Battery works

One solution. Clear value for every stakeholder across the energy system.   

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    Renewable energy developers and asset owners 

    Improve project economics

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    Utilities, DSOs & TSOs

    Ensure grid stability

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    Critical infrastructure operators

    Ensure stabile electricity supply

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    Hydrogen producers and industrial users

    Unlock hybrid revenue streams across power markets

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    Maritime and port operators

    Comply with ECA requirements 

Partners

We work with leading public institutions and industry partners to scale hydrogen battery technology and decarbonise the energy sector.

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TESTIMONIALS
  • “We invested in ShipTown because the technology addresses a growing need for flexibility and stability in modern energy systems. Its high efficiency, modular and simple design makes the solution both relevant and scalable, and the team has a clear and realistic path towards commercialisation. We see ShipTown as a strong partner in building the flexible, resilient clean energy systems required for the energy transition.”

    — Knud Erik Andersen, CEO of European Energy

  • “We see ShipTown’s technology as a promising approach to delivering stable, zero-emission backup power for data centres. By enabling long-duration energy storage through an integrated hydrogen-based power system, the H-Battery has the potential to offer an alternative to diesel generators. It supports the ambition of maintaining high reliability while moving towards zero-emission power solutions.”

    — Alberto Ravigni, Net Zero Innovation Hub for Data Centers

What You Might Be Wondering