On the Boston waterfront, the morning commute was undergoing a quiet, historic revolution. Elena and Adrian stood at the newly renovated Rowes Wharf terminal, watching the first fleet of twenty Vance-Cross clean-energy municipal ferries dock and depart with seamless precision. Unlike the noisy, diesel-spewing boats of the past, these sleek catamarans glided silently across the harbor, powered by roof-mounted photovoltaic cells integrated with modular hydrogen fuel cells. Commuters sat in…
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