The Yacht Club de Monaco, with a rich history dating back to 1953 and hosting over 2,500 members from 81 nationalities, plays a prominent role in the international yachting scene. The club's annual Hydrogen Round Table, now in its 5th edition, focuses on hydrogen innovation in the maritime industry. Organized by the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, the Monaco Energy Transition, and the Yacht Club de Monaco, the event brings together key stakeholders to discuss the future of hydrogen in yachting. Participants like SBM Offshore highlighted the importance of investing in competitions like the Energy Boat Challenge to nurture engineering talent for a sustainable energy transition. NatPower H achieved a significant milestone by completing the first hydrogen refueling at the port of Fontvieille in Monaco, with the support of Linde Gas, showcasing the practical application of hydrogen in the yachting sector. The project to establish the first hydrogen refueling station for pleasure yachting is underway, signaling a shift towards hydrogen as a cleaner fuel source in the maritime industry. Despite challenges with the current hydrogen infrastructure, advancements in fuel cell technology and H2ICE engines offer promising solutions for decarbonization efforts in the marine sector.