There has been much fanfare in the media these last few days over a report that Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates commissioned a hydrogen-powered 644 million superyacht from Sinot Yacht.

Bill gates bought yacht. The Telegraph reported on Sunday that Bill Gates is buying the Sinot Aqua a hydrogen-powered superyacht with an estimated price tag of 644 million. Bill Gates becomes first to buy a 500m hydrogen-powered super yacht Microsoft co-founder commissions eco vessel expected to go to sea in 2024 in latest sign of his interest in alternative fuels. The luxury equipment of the yacht called Aqua is nothing unusual however.

Netherlands-based Sinot the developer of Aqua announced that such a sale did not take place. Bill Gates may have been focusing on charity in the past decade or so but he still buys a pricy gadget every now and then. It has been widely reported that Mr Gates ordered a 500m 644m luxury.

Bill gates bought a Hydrogen Super YachtWhen it was unveiled at the most recent Monaco Yacht Show Sinots 376-foot-long liquid hydrogen-powered superyacht p. Bill Gates has NOT BOUGHT a 645 million 100 green luxury super yacht And its powered by liquid hydrogen The worlds second richest man. Bill Gates investments in eco-friendly tech might include one of the more conspicuous symbols of his wealth.

His latest purchase according to The Telegraph is Sinot Aqua a hydrogen-powered superyacht with an estimated price tag of 644 million. In February 2020 international media reported about Bill Gates Yacht. In a news article we shared yesterday we mentioned that Microsoft founder Bill Gates bought a 644 million yacht.

The 112-meter yacht has five decks with a wellness and fitness area a beauty salon and a helicopter landing pad. This is fake news. The Telegraph claims former Microsoft chief has tasked Feadship with building a.

Her features include a hydro massage room a beauty salon a pool a. This super yacht named Aqua is 112 meters long and the worlds first hydrogen-powered yacht. As The Guardian reported this weekend Microsoft founder Bill Gates is said to have bought the first luxury yacht with hydrogen propulsion.