Bill Gates not buying hydrogen yacht
Aqua is a concept under development and has not been sold to Mr Gates
Billionaire Bill Gates is not buying a hydrogen-powered superyacht, from the designer firm Sinot.
The firm said that the concept yacht called Aqua, was neither linked to him or any of his representatives, BBC reported.
It has been widely reported that Mr Gates ordered a £500m ($644m) luxury vessel, based on the concept which was displayed in Monaco in 2019.
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"Aqua is a concept under development and has not been sold to Mr Gates," a spokeswoman said.
She added that it was shown "in Monaco [and] meant to build a better future, and inspire clients and the industry."
Bill Gates has been contacted by the BBC for comment.
The finished concept vessel would be 112 metres long, according to publicity material released by Sinot - although only a two-metre model has been built so far.
It would be capable of a top speed of 17 knots, and have a range of 3,750 nautical miles (6,945 kilometres).
It would also be powered by hydrogen fuel - a relatively green alternative, compared with those that produce greenhouse gases.
