Fabrum and King Watercraft, based in Christchurch, New Zealand, have partnered to develop the world's first hydrogen-powered RIB boat named H2Ocean. This zero-emission solution, suitable for tourism, commercial, and leisure activities, is set to undergo sea trials in January 2025. The boat, customizable for various operational requirements, utilizes a hydrogen fuel cell to power its electric stern legs. Christopher Boyle of Fabrum and Will King of King Watercraft express excitement about leading the way in hydrogen propulsion for the marine industry. They emphasize hydrogen's versatility in meeting diverse energy needs and promoting global decarbonization efforts. King Watercraft's focus on sustainable propulsion aligns with Fabrum's commitment to zero-emission projects, showcasing a joint effort towards a greener future. With Christchurch gaining recognition as the 'Hydrogen City of New Zealand,' the collaboration underscores the city's role in advancing hydrogen technology and fostering environmental sustainability. Fabrum's cryogenic technology and King Watercraft's expertise in marine design combine to offer an innovative solution for reducing the carbon footprint of the marine industry, both locally and globally.