The first commercial hydrogen-powered vessel in the US is the Sea Change, which is an example of the maritime industry transitioning away from fossil fuels. As within it lie 10 hydrogen storage tanks that store 246 MG of compressed hydrogen gas, the sleek and glossy exterior of the Sea Change (SC) is just a disguise. The SC is a milestone in the industry’s zero-emissions journey, with the ability to operate for about 16 hours before needing to be refueled. The California Air Resources Board funded the project with a grant of $3 million as part of the state’s larger investment … Continue reading From Fossil Fuels to Green Hydrogen: The Sea Change Ferry Leading the Charge