Fincantieri and Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan are leading the way in hydrogen innovation with the world's first hydrogen-powered cruise ship and vending machine, respectively. Fincantieri's "Viking Libra" will utilize onboard hydrogen for electricity and propulsion, scheduled for delivery in late 2026 with additional ships planned for the future. On the other hand, Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan's hydrogen-powered vending machine, developed in collaboration with Fuji Electric, will be showcased at the Kansai Expo in Osaka, emphasizing sustainable and weather-resistant technology. In Spain, the IDAE has allocated substantial funding to support seven renewable hydrogen projects in various regions under the EU's Recovery Plan, highlighting the growing importance of hydrogen in the energy transition. Additionally, companies like Hamburg Commercial Bank, Air Liquide, Electric Hydrogen, Honeywell, and BGR Tech are actively involved in enhancing green hydrogen technologies to drive decarbonization in industries. These advancements aim to reduce production costs, improve efficiency, and accelerate the adoption of green hydrogen on a global scale.