The 11th Monaco Energy Boat Challenge (MEBC) held at the Yacht Club de Monaco marked a significant milestone for electric boating, bringing together 50 student teams and 15 commercially available electric boats for a week of competition and industry networking. The event highlighted the rapid advancement of electric boating, with a focus on the commercial electric boats in the Open Sea Class. Notably, the event saw the participation of a diverse range of electric boats, including models powered by hydrogen fuel cells such as the MadBlue Marine P-01 and Inocel Poseidon. Companies like Vita Power and Evoy used the platform to announce their partnership aimed at driving the adoption of high-power electric propulsion. The competitions, including the Manoeuvrability Trial and Endurance Trial, showcased the performance and versatility of electric boats, demonstrating their ability to excel in various tasks. The results of the trials, like the Endurance Trial that took place in challenging waters outside Monaco, emphasized the endurance and speed capabilities of electric boats, providing reassurance about their suitability for a wide range of boaters.