Feadship's Project 821, unveiled in Amsterdam, introduces a groundbreaking hydrogen-powered superyacht, speculated to be commissioned by Bill Gates. Priced over USD 647 million, this 119-metre vessel signifies a new chapter in maritime luxury with a focus on environmental sustainability. The collaboration between Feadship and UK-based RWD design firm has led to the creation of a 'net zero' yacht, emphasizing Feadship's ambition for clean technology. The innovative use of liquid green hydrogen for propulsion and onboard systems highlights a shift towards eco-conscious alternatives in the yachting industry. Despite challenges in hydrogen storage, the vessel's technology is set to influence the construction of hydrogen-powered ferries. Beyond its environmental impact, Project 821 boasts exceptional design features, offering a 'luxe coastal' aesthetic and luxurious amenities across its five decks. The interior layout, akin to a 'secluded townhouse-by-the-sea,' includes opulent living spaces, private suites, and state-of-the-art facilities for guests and crew. With its revolutionary approach and exquisite design, Feadship's Project 821 is positioned at the forefront of marine innovation, reshaping the future of luxury yachting.