The UK government has allocated £1.4 million to fund 25 innovative transport projects across the country, with a focus on driving economic growth and supporting the transition to cleaner, more efficient transport systems. The projects, funded through the Transport Research and Innovation Grant (TRIG) program, emphasize local transport decarbonization, maritime decarbonization, and the integration of emerging technologies like AI and drones. The selected projects cover a wide range of initiatives, from enhancing 5G navigation for maritime transport to developing zero-emission marine hydrogen and oxygen fuel systems. Through initiatives like the 'Zero emission marine – hydrogen and oxygen fuel system (ZEM – HOFS)' by Steamology Motion and sustainable electric rim jet drive development by Neva Group, the projects aim to improve safety, efficiency, and environmental sustainability in the maritime industry. The UK government has been actively promoting sustainable transportation practices, evident in its support for a long-term plan to decarbonize shipping and the establishment of green shipping corridors. This commitment to sustainability is further reinforced by initiatives such as the Concept safety system for LH2 bunkering in congested port environments, aimed at exploring hydrogen as a fuel for small and medium-sized workboats and leisure vessels. Overall, the funding awarded to these projects underscores the government's dedication to pioneering new technologies and collaborations in the transportation sector to create a greener and more efficient system for the future.