The MV Sea Change, the first hydrogen fuel powered ferry in the world for commercial passengers, has been pre-operating in San Francisco Bay with the intention of providing clean, free rides. The vessel, which can transport up to 75 passengers at a time, is part of a decarbonization strategy to reduce carbon emissions that contribute to climate change. It will provide free service to passengers for the first six months of its operation and will be a pilot program to study the technology better in real world use. The goal is to add more hydrogen fuel-powered vessels to the fleet. The ferry can operate for 16 hours, traveling around 300 nautical miles, between refueling sessions.
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