Tomorrow, on July 9, the TU Delft Hydro Motion Team, comprised of Dutch students, will embark on a groundbreaking journey to sail a self-built hydrogen boat from Breskens to Ramsgate, aiming to become the first to cross the North Sea solely powered by hydrogen. This initiative is designed to spotlight hydrogen as a sustainable alternative for the maritime sector. The team, known for their previous victory at the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge, has transitioned from speed-focused designs to prioritizing seaworthiness and reliability for this ambitious endeavor. The boat, equipped with an additional tank to store 25 kilograms of hydrogen, is set to make the emission-free 300-kilometer voyage in a single tank, showcasing the potential for green energy in maritime transport. With a dedicated team focusing on safety, logistics, and coordination, the students are determined to make a statement about the viability of hydrogen fuel in the maritime industry. Through their efforts, the team aims to inspire a shift towards cleaner energy sources in the sector, advocating for a more sustainable future. The Hydro Motion Team's journey can be followed live on their website, with support from the Ramsgate Sea Scouts upon their arrival. For more information about the team and their mission, visit their official website.