Wind power is rapidly gaining traction globally, and its efficiency surpasses that of solar panels. Drift, a UK-based business, is pushing the boundaries of wind power by utilizing sailing yachts to extract energy from offshore winds. By equipping high-performance catamarans with hydrofoils and an underwater turbine, Drift can convert seawater into hydrogen gas through an electrolyzer on board. This innovative approach not only generates renewable energy but also offers a mobile solution that doesn't rely on traditional infrastructure. The hydrogen produced can be used as a clean fuel for various applications, including powering industrial processes, cars, planes, and ships. Drift's CEO, Ben Medland, emphasizes the versatility and sustainability of this technology, highlighting its independence from grid infrastructure and its low environmental impact. The debut of prototypes at the upcoming Sail GP in Plymouth Harbour underscores the potential of combining wind power, sailing, and hydrogen production to drive the transition towards greener energy sources.