The Klaipėda State Seaport Authority in Lithuania has unveiled the country's first green hydrogen and electricity-powered ship, designed to clean the port environment. This innovative vessel, 42 meters long and 10 meters wide, operates using two electric motors powered by 2,000 kWh batteries and a hydrogen fuel cell system. Its construction began with a keel-laying ceremony at the West Baltic Shipyard, with various components like piping, valves, and coolers installed. The ship will mainly focus on collecting storm water, sewage, sludge, and garbage from other vessels entering the port, enhancing waste management and promoting environmental sustainability. The project, with a total value of €12 million, is a joint effort between the Klaipėda State Seaport Authority, West Baltic Shipyard, and Baltic Workboats. By investing in such green technologies, Lithuania aims to lead the way in promoting a cleaner and more efficient maritime industry. The ship's ability to work continuously for up to 36 hours without additional power charging showcases the advancements in sustainable transportation. Overall, this initiative not only improves waste collection services in Klaipėda but also sets a positive example for other ports worldwide in adopting eco-friendly practices for a greener future.