The MV Sea Change, a zero-emissions ferry, has commenced operations in the San Francisco Bay, utilizing hydrogen fuel cells to power its journey from Pier 41 to the Downtown San Francisco Bay Terminal. This eco-friendly mode of transportation emits only water vapor, symbolizing a significant advancement in green-conscious travel. The innovative project is the result of a successful collaboration between private and public sectors, emphasizing the importance of sustainable initiatives. Key stakeholders, including California Governor Gavin Newsom and Austin Knight from Chevron New Energies, have lauded the initiative as a crucial step in combating climate change and promoting clean energy solutions. The development of the MV Sea Change, supported by grants and sponsorships, aims to demonstrate the commercial viability of hydrogen technology and enhance consumer confidence. Built by All American Marine in Bellingham, Washington, the 70-foot ferry incorporates a cutting-edge integrated hydrogen power system from Zero Emissions Industries, offering efficient propulsion and energy storage capabilities. With a service speed of 8-12 knots and top speed reaching 15 knots, the MV Sea Change presents a sustainable and practical model for zero-emission maritime transportation.