The Yacht Club de Monaco recently hosted the annual Hydrogen Round Table event, which underscored the maritime and yachting industry's increasing focus on hydrogen innovation. Organized by the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, the Monaco Energy Transition, and YCM, the event featured key players like SBM Offshore, showcasing their commitment to investing in hydrogen technologies. SBM Offshore revealed their hydrogen pontoon for refueling boats and discussed plans for ammonia offloading terminals. NatPower H marked a milestone by finalizing the first hydrogen refueling during the event at the port of Fontvieille, with support from Linde Gas. The CEO, Andrea Minerdo, highlighted the event's significance in the global hydrogen market and the inauguration of the first hydrogen refueling station for pleasure yachting. The event also raised critical questions about the future of hydrogen in the maritime sector, debating between fuel cell technology and internal combustion engines (ICE). Jules Billiet, CEO of Inocel, stressed the importance of overcoming infrastructure challenges to boost the adoption of hydrogen technology. Overall, the event demonstrated a positive sentiment towards hydrogen, with industry leaders actively promoting and exploring innovative solutions to drive sustainability and energy transition in the maritime industry.