The Monaco Energy Boat Challenge is currently underway at the Yacht Club de Monaco, attracting a diverse range of participants from student teams to commercial electric boat manufacturers. This year's edition features 50 student teams competing in various classes, including the Energy Class and Solar Class comprised of teams from 40 international universities. The event also includes onshore activities like a Job Forum, a conference on alternative fuels and hydrogen, an e-Sport Championship, and Tech Talks. Notable technological advancements showcased at the event include Aqua superPower's chargers and a floating prototype pontoon producing green hydrogen, symbolizing the industry's dedication to sustainability. The Energy Class competition, introduced in 2018, challenges students to design the most efficient and durable propulsion system using renewable alternative energy sources. Events in this class include slalom, speed record, endurance challenge, and a championship race, promoting innovation and eco-friendly practices in electric boating. The MEBC serves as a platform for showcasing advancements in electric propulsion technology and fostering a sustainable approach to yachting, with a growing emphasis on hydrogen and alternative fuels.