At Gastech 2024 in Houston, an approval ceremony was held for the development of an 80,000m³-class electrically propelled liquefied hydrogen carrier by Hanwha Ocean. This milestone marks a significant advancement towards zero carbon emissions in maritime transport. The certification received from DNV, a Norwegian classification society, highlights the efficiency of liquefied hydrogen in storage and transport, crucial for the future hydrogen economy. The carrier operates with a carbon-free power source using evaporated boil-off gas, ensuring no carbon dioxide emissions during its operations. Collaboration between Hanwha Ocean, CB&I, and DNV has resulted in extensive research on liquefied hydrogen carriers, cargo handling systems, and eco-friendly propulsion systems. Mark Butts of CB&I praised the collaboration, emphasizing the safety and efficiency of the carrier with a minimal boil-off rate. Hanwha Ocean plans to expand its focus on larger carriers and ships with various carbon-free propulsion systems to enhance technological capabilities. This development signifies a positive step towards a sustainable and efficient liquefied hydrogen supply chain in the maritime industry.