A student team from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands has unveiled 'Mira', the first hydrogen-powered foiling boat, in hopes of showcasing sustainable solutions to the maritime industry. Led by team leader Olivier Poelman, the students aim to demonstrate that green options are already viable and achievable. The boat, designed for the 'Energy Boat Challenge' in Monaco, highlights the potential of hydrogen as a fuel source that emits only water vapor, contributing to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Despite challenges such as high costs and the predominant use of grey hydrogen, the team remains optimistic about the future of green hydrogen and its adoption in the maritime sector. Poelman emphasizes the importance of inspiring larger companies to embrace sustainable changes and believes that innovation in the industry can drive down costs. The team's participation in the competition not only aims to achieve success but also to serve as a beacon of hope for a more sustainable future in maritime transportation.