In Christchurch, New Zealand, Fabrum and King Watercraft have joined forces to develop a groundbreaking project— the H2Ocean, a hydrogen-powered rigid inflatable boat (RIB). This innovative boat, set to undergo sea trials in January 2025, represents a significant step in showcasing the potential of hydrogen technology in the marine industry. Designed for zero-emission operations, the H2Ocean is versatile, catering to tourism, commercial, and leisure activities. With the capacity to carry up to 12 individuals or specialized equipment, it offers flexibility for various marine operations. The boat's hydrogen fuel cell system, maintaining a battery bank for power, highlights the efficiency and sustainability of hydrogen propulsion. The collaboration between Fabrum and King Watercraft underscores the commitment to sustainable marine propulsion solutions. Fabrum's executive chair, Christopher Boyle, emphasizes the role of hydrogen in driving decarbonization efforts and shaping the future of the marine sector. Boyle sees hydrogen as a key element in the global transition towards cleaner energy sources, reducing reliance on fossil fuels, and enhancing energy security. King Watercraft's founder, Will King, expresses pride in their shared values with Fabrum and the environmental impact their joint project will have on the marine industry worldwide. The initiative not only promotes sustainable practices but also positions Christchurch as a hub for hydrogen innovation. By combining expertise in hydrogen propulsion systems, the partnership aims to pioneer eco-friendly solutions that contribute to a greener and more sustainable future for the marine sector.