Latent Drive, a UK-based hydrogen technology company, has been granted £630,000 by Innovate UK to propel its HydroPort project, aimed at producing green hydrogen directly from seawater using SeaStack technology. SeaStack, the heart of the initiative, is a revolutionary electrolyser stack that operates with seawater, eliminating complex purification steps and integrating seamlessly with offshore energy sources. It boasts efficiency and affordability, with production costs below $2 per kilogram, a breakthrough for economic green hydrogen adoption. The project, slated to commence trials in April 2025 along the Dorset coast, will demonstrate SeaStack's viability through collaboration with key partners. By converting excess wind energy into hydrogen to fuel a harbor patrol vessel, the project not only validates the technology but also explores its market potential for port decarbonization. SeaStack's innovation provides a sustainable solution to challenges faced by offshore wind farms, offering a cost-effective way to store and transmit hydrogen ashore. Furthermore, it addresses water scarcity concerns by utilizing seawater, positioning the UK at the forefront of green hydrogen production. While hurdles such as engineering robustness and economic viability exist, the HydroPort project signifies a significant stride towards a cleaner, greener future for maritime and energy sectors worldwide.