Yacht Club de Monaco

An international sustainable marine racing event where eight teams compete using hydrogen and other clean energy sources. The 2024 edition (July 1–6) features the newly unveiled autonomous hydrogen pontoon as the primary fuel supply infrastructure.

The Webberville solar farm uses 127,000 solar panels supplied by Trina Solar to convert sunlight into electricity.

Systems used to store energy from renewable sources to ensure continuous operation of the biorefinery.

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

Monaco

An international sustainable marine racing event where eight teams compete using hydrogen and other clean energy sources. The 2024 edition (July 1–6) features the newly unveiled autonomous hydrogen pontoon as the primary fuel supply infrastructure.

A floating autonomous hydrogen production facility powered by solar energy and battery storage. The pontoon produces green hydrogen via electrolysis and can supply fuel to racing teams and other users. It features remote-control monitoring and is designed for uninterrupted day-and-night operation.