Bill Gates is reported to be in discussions to sell his $645 million superyacht, named Breakthrough or Project 821, to Canadian billionaire Patrick Dovigi. The 390-foot superyacht, constructed by Feadship in 2021 and launched three years later, stands out as the first hydrogen-powered superyacht globally. Equipped with luxurious features like two massive bedrooms, a helipad, gymnasium, spa, and infinity pool, the superyacht offers unparalleled opulence. Although there has been no official confirmation from Bill Gates or Feadship regarding the transaction, reports suggest Dovigi's interest in acquiring the superyacht. Patrick Dovigi, known for his role as the CEO of Green For Life Environmental, has a substantial net worth and is ranked as the 97th richest person in Canada. The superyacht, designed to be a game-changer in luxury seafaring, has garnered attention for its exceptional amenities, including outdoor lounges, a spiral staircase, observation room, and the ability to cross the Atlantic Ocean. With a top speed of 17 knots, Breakthrough promises a lavish and cutting-edge experience for its potential owner. This potential sale follows Dovigi's previous yacht acquisition of the AHPO from billionaire Michael Lee-Chin in 2023. Despite purchasing the 377-foot superyacht for $362 million, Dovigi is already looking to part ways with it after less than two years of ownership. The Breakthrough superyacht is currently listed for sale at $370 million by Edmiston and Moran Yacht & Ship, following an initial valuation of over $600 million upon its launch in 2024. The sale of this hydrogen-powered superyacht represents a significant development in the luxury yacht industry, showcasing the increasing interest in sustainable and innovative naval technologies.