Sea What's Possible

Imagine cruising the Arctic without leaving a carbon footprint! Hurtigruten Norway has announced Sea Zero, the world’s first zero-emission cruise ship, just in time for its 130th anniversary. This groundbreaking ship will be 443 feet long, feature 270 cabins, and host 500 guests with a crew of 99. What makes it so special? It’s powered by solar and wind energy—not gas—and designed to be the most energy-efficient cruise ship in the world. Sea Zero could change how we think about travel, luxury, and protecting our planet. But how can it inspire innovation beyond the water?

🌊 Sea Zero is just the beginning. Your challenge?

Come up with a way to bring the Sea Zero concept to a new industry or setting.

💡 Here are a few ways to start thinking:

Could you design an eco-friendly amusement park ride powered by wind and sun?

What about a hotel or airport terminal that works like Sea Zero?

Could you use solar and wind energy to power school buses, movie theaters, or concerts?

Want to go even wilder? Try making a floating underwater lab, a solar-powered delivery drone, or a wind-powered sports arena.

♻️ Draw it, describe it, or write a pitch about it. Go green—and go bold!