BREAKTHROUGH

ID#

134

Build/code name(s):

Project 821

BREAKTHROUGH

ID#

134

Build/code name(s):

Project 821

PRIVATE USE ONLY

FOR CHARTER

PRIVATE USE ONLY

FOR CHARTER

Currently available for charter

Exclusively via Edmiston

Currently available for charter

Exclusively via Edmiston

Estimated value

$650,000,000

Estimated value

$650,000,000

Main Specs

Length

118.8

m

/

390

ft

Beam

19

m

/

62

ft

Volume

7,247

GT

Categories

Build type

1-of-1 Custom build

Vessel type

Yacht

Mega yacht

Amenities

Indoor cinema room

Elevator

Swim platform

Tender garage

Nemo Lounge

Spa

Sauna/Steam room/Hammam

Massage room

Hospital

Gym

Swimming pool

Jacuzzi

Helipad

Design

Exterior

RWD

Main Color

DARK BLUE

Interior

RWD

Build

Shipyard

Feadship

Year

2025

Hull type

Mono-Hull

Full displacement

Hull material

Steel

Superstructure material

Aluminum

Main Specs

Length

118.8

m

/

390

ft

Beam

19

m

/

62

ft

Volume

7,247

GT

Design

Exterior

RWD

Main Color

DARK BLUE

Interior

RWD

Categories

Build type

1-of-1 Custom build

Vessel type

Yacht

Mega yacht

Build

Shipyard

Feadship

Year

2025

Hull type

Mono-Hull

Full displacement

Hull material

Steel

Superstructure material

Aluminum

Amenities

Indoor cinema room

Elevator

Swim platform

Tender garage

Nemo Lounge

Spa

Sauna/Steam room/Hammam

Massage room

Hospital

Gym

Swimming pool

Jacuzzi

Helipad

Exterior Design

Exterior Design

Interior Design

    Imagery will be released soon, I think (?)

    Interior Design

      Imagery will be released soon, I think (?)

      Some images displayed on this website are AI-generated illustrations used for visual representation purposes only. Not real pictures, unless explicitly stated otherwise. The appearance of the actual yacht may differ from those shown in the illustrations.

      Some images displayed on this website are AI-generated illustrations used for visual representation purposes only. Not real pictures, unless explicitly stated otherwise. The appearance of the actual yacht may differ from those shown in the illustrations.

      Guests

      12

      Cruising:

      22

      Cabins

      15

      Crew

      48

      Guests

      12

      Cruising:

      22

      Cabins

      15

      Crew

      48

      Propulsion

      Type

      Motor yacht

      Hybrid

      Diesel-electric

      Hydrogen

      Bio-fuel

      Horse Power

      16,440

      HP

      Engines info

      Range/Speed

      Cruising

      14

      kn

      Max

      17

      kn

      Range

      6,500

      nm

      Propulsion

      Type

      Motor yacht

      Hybrid

      Diesel-electric

      Hydrogen

      Bio-fuel

      Horse Power

      16,440

      HP

      Engines info

      Range/Speed

      Cruising

      14

      kn

      Max

      17

      kn

      Range

      6,500

      nm

      Fun facts

      🧪 THE FIRST HYDROGEN YACHT:

      “Breakthrough” made history as the world’s first hydrogen fuel-cell powered superyacht. After extensive sea trials in the North Sea, she was delivered to her owner in May 2025. Built by Dutch yard Feadship, the 118.8-metre vessel introduced a revolutionary propulsion: liquid hydrogen stored in cryogenic tanks feeding fuel cells for silent, zero-emission cruising.

      🧪 THE FIRST HYDROGEN YACHT:

      “Breakthrough” made history as the world’s first hydrogen fuel-cell powered superyacht. After extensive sea trials in the North Sea, she was delivered to her owner in May 2025. Built by Dutch yard Feadship, the 118.8-metre vessel introduced a revolutionary propulsion: liquid hydrogen stored in cryogenic tanks feeding fuel cells for silent, zero-emission cruising.

      🧪 HOW DOES THE HYDROGEN ACTUALLY WORK?

      (yes, I actually researched this, I’m not an engineer but this is what I’ve understood)

      Step 1 : Liquid hydrogen (LH₂) is delivered quayside by an industrial supplier and transferred to the yacht under cryogenic conditions (−253 °C / -423°F).

      Step 2 : The liquid hydrogen is stored in a vacuum-insulated, double-walled cryogenic tank. Reported capacity ~92 m³ (4 tonnes). The double wall and insulation minimize boil-off and isolate the tank from the hull.

      Step 3 : When used, the ‘MAN Cryo’ engine/system warms up the hydrogen, making it go from liquid to gas (LH₂ → GH₂) and prepares the gas hydrogen into the right temperature and pressure, and then delivered to the cells.

      Step 4 : The 16x PEM modules convert that hydrogen (+ some added oxygen) into electricity and water (water being the waste in this case). Here it becomes interesting: that hydrogen is broken down into protons and electrons. The protons continue through the cells, but the electrons are blocked. Having no other place to go, they go into the wiring of the ship, and so, powering her.

      Step 5 : That electricity is monitored by a supply unit that decides where is should go and what components to power.

      🧪 HOW DOES THE HYDROGEN ACTUALLY WORK?

      (yes, I actually researched this, I’m not an engineer but this is what I’ve understood)

      Step 1 : Liquid hydrogen (LH₂) is delivered quayside by an industrial supplier and transferred to the yacht under cryogenic conditions (−253 °C / -423°F).

      Step 2 : The liquid hydrogen is stored in a vacuum-insulated, double-walled cryogenic tank. Reported capacity ~92 m³ (4 tonnes). The double wall and insulation minimize boil-off and isolate the tank from the hull.

      Step 3 : When used, the ‘MAN Cryo’ engine/system warms up the hydrogen, making it go from liquid to gas (LH₂ → GH₂) and prepares the gas hydrogen into the right temperature and pressure, and then delivered to the cells.

      Step 4 : The 16x PEM modules convert that hydrogen (+ some added oxygen) into electricity and water (water being the waste in this case). Here it becomes interesting: that hydrogen is broken down into protons and electrons. The protons continue through the cells, but the electrons are blocked. Having no other place to go, they go into the wiring of the ship, and so, powering her.

      Step 5 : That electricity is monitored by a supply unit that decides where is should go and what components to power.

      🌍 WORLD’S LARGEST SALE EVER: Less than a year after delivery, “Breakthrough” changed hands in one of the world’s most significant brokerage yacht sales in history, an in-house deal by Edmiston (Sept 2025).

      The transaction was rumored to be over $650 million!

      Edmiston, which had managed the project for the original owner, noted that “Breakthrough” instantly became ‘the most exclusive yacht available for charter’ after the sale.

      🌍 WORLD’S LARGEST SALE EVER: Less than a year after delivery, “Breakthrough” changed hands in one of the world’s most significant brokerage yacht sales in history, an in-house deal by Edmiston (Sept 2025).

      The transaction was rumored to be over $650 million!

      Edmiston, which had managed the project for the original owner, noted that “Breakthrough” instantly became ‘the most exclusive yacht available for charter’ after the sale.

      🎨 DESIGN: Conceived by British design studio RWD, “Breakthrough’s” design pushes boundaries.The exterior features:

      • 14x retractable balconies

      • 7x fold-out sea platforms immersing guests in their ocean surroundings

      At the stern, an 8.2-meter glass-floored infinity pool with a contraflow system allows for both leisurely swims and exercise against the current.

      Below decks, a semi-submerged ‘nemo lounge’ at the waterline lets guests observe marine life through huge underwater windows.

      The yacht spans five decks above the water (plus two below), including a secluded four-deck owner’s apartment complete with two master suites, private offices (each with its own fireplace), a gym and a forward-facing jacuzzi.

      Natural materials like fumed eucalyptus wood, leather, marble and rattan are used throughout to create a warm, relaxed ‘floating villa’ ambiance.

      🎨 DESIGN: Conceived by British design studio RWD, “Breakthrough’s” design pushes boundaries.The exterior features:

      • 14x retractable balconies

      • 7x fold-out sea platforms immersing guests in their ocean surroundings

      At the stern, an 8.2-meter glass-floored infinity pool with a contraflow system allows for both leisurely swims and exercise against the current.

      Below decks, a semi-submerged ‘nemo lounge’ at the waterline lets guests observe marine life through huge underwater windows.

      The yacht spans five decks above the water (plus two below), including a secluded four-deck owner’s apartment complete with two master suites, private offices (each with its own fireplace), a gym and a forward-facing jacuzzi.

      Natural materials like fumed eucalyptus wood, leather, marble and rattan are used throughout to create a warm, relaxed ‘floating villa’ ambiance.