A team of students from TU Delft made headlines by designing, building, and successfully navigating a hydrogen-powered boat from the Netherlands to the United Kingdom. This feat marked the first time a fully hydrogen-powered boat crossed the North Sea. The 8-meter long vessel, powered by just 12.3 kilograms of hydrogen, achieved speeds of 40 kilometers per hour, completing the journey from Breskens to Ramsgate in 12.5 hours. Despite a minor setback that required a pit stop in Belgium for a cooling pump replacement, the team's accomplishment in demonstrating the feasibility of hydrogen as a marine fuel was monumental. The project, initiated in 2020, aimed to showcase hydrogen's potential in the maritime sector, promoting sustainability and green energy practices. By proving that hydrogen can power boats for long distances, the Hydro Motion Team hopes to inspire the adoption of hydrogen technology in vessels and drive the development of infrastructure supporting the transition to environmentally friendly energy sources.