The recently unveiled superyacht Breakthrough at Feadship's Amsterdam facility is setting new benchmarks in the maritime world. At a massive 118.8m in length and 7,247 tonnes, it is the largest yacht ever built in the Netherlands. The yacht's unique feature is its hydrogen fuel cell system, making it the world's first hydrogen-powered superyacht, designed for eco-friendly cruising with water as its only exhaust. The design by British firm RWD gives Breakthrough a graceful and dynamic exterior, while the interior is a luxurious masterpiece with light, neutral colors and natural materials creating a beach house ambiance. The yacht boasts an 8.2m pool, a hot tub, and lavish outdoor seating areas. Feadship's solution to incorporate hydrogen power was chosen from eight proposals, showcasing the yacht's commitment to green technology without compromising on luxury. Breakthrough's hydrogen fuel tank, equivalent to the volume of a double-decker London bus, powers 16 fuel cells connected to an electrical grid, enabling noiseless cruising and extended hotel load operation. Despite online speculation about the owner, Feadship and Edmiston maintain discretion. The focus remains on Breakthrough's groundbreaking technology and exquisite design. Every detail, from wooden panelling on the lower deck to unique motifs evoking the sea, reflects meticulous craftsmanship. Breakthrough is poised to deliver a new era of sustainable yachting luxury.