Hydro Motion, a student team from Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), recently revealed their groundbreaking design for a new hydrogen-powered boat. The team, composed of 25 students, showcased their sustainable boat concept to the public on December 18. Each year, the Hydro Motion Team takes on the challenge of designing a hydrogen-powered vessel to promote decarbonization in maritime transportation. This year, they focused on developing a ship powered by liquid hydrogen, known for its cleanliness as a fuel source. The team addressed the complexities of storing and using liquid hydrogen, optimizing the boat's performance for longer journeys. By implementing a hydrogen propulsion system, they achieved efficient operations without harmful emissions, highlighting the potential of clean energy in transforming maritime technology. Their innovative solutions demonstrate how hydrogen can revolutionize the industry while emphasizing sustainability. Through their work, Hydro Motion is setting an example for the future of green marine innovation, showcasing the viability of liquid hydrogen as a fuel source for cleaner and more sustainable maritime practices.