Fabrum, a pioneer in zero-emission transition technologies, has partnered with King Watercraft to create a cutting-edge hydrogen-powered boat, H2Ocean, in Christchurch, New Zealand. The boat, designed for tourism, commercial, and leisure activities, is set to undergo sea trials in January 2025. It can accommodate up to 12 individuals or be tailored for specialized tasks like coastguard operations. The vessel's hydrogen gas powers electric stern legs through a fuel cell and battery bank. Christopher Boyle of Fabrum heralds this collaboration as a milestone in zero-emission hydrogen projects, highlighting hydrogen's potential to transform the marine industry while supporting global decarbonization. Will King of King Watercraft emphasizes the importance of sustainable propulsion and innovation in the marine sector. The joint effort underscores the shift towards cleaner energy sources and positions Christchurch as a leading city in hydrogen technology. This initiative not only showcases the adaptability of hydrogen across industries but also promotes energy security and sustainability. The project signifies a leap forward in sustainable marine transportation and sets a precedent for future hydrogen-powered vessels worldwide.