Russia is set to test its first hydrogen-powered vessel, Ecobalt, designed as a 12-passenger recreational boat with an electrochemical generator fueled by hydrogen. This innovative project represents a shift towards sustainable and environmentally friendly marine transportation in Russia. Spearheaded by the Krylov State Research Center (KSRC), the vessel is a result of domestic efforts to develop advanced technologies for the Russian Navy. The collaboration between Ak Bars and the Gorky Zelenodolsk Shipyard highlights the country's progress in adopting renewable energy sources and reducing dependence on imports. The upcoming sea trials will demonstrate the efficiency of hydrogen-based technology and its potential for future applications in the marine industry. This milestone achievement paves the way for the development of universal power modules based on fuel cells, contributing to the growth of eco-friendly transportation solutions.