Alfa Laval has recently signed a Maritime Call to Action aimed at accelerating the adoption of zero-emission fuels, particularly focusing on green hydrogen, by the year 2030. This initiative, organized by various prominent entities including RMI and the United Nations Foundation, highlights the industry's commitment to decarbonization through the uptake of green hydrogen and other clean fuels. The Call to Action emphasizes the importance of investment in ammonia and methanol-enabled vessels, as well as the development of infrastructure for green hydrogen-derived fuels. The collaboration between key stakeholders such as green hydrogen producers, shipping actors, and policy makers is crucial in establishing the necessary frameworks to support the scale-up of hydrogen-derived zero-emission fuels. Positive trends such as the increasing orders for dual-fuel vessels, the development of national hydrogen policies by governments, and the growing demand for zero-emission shipping services indicate a promising pathway towards a sustainable maritime industry. Alfa Laval's presence at COP29 underscores their dedication to sustainability and innovation. The company's commitment to reducing costs and emissions in the marine industry through energy-efficient solutions and the integration of future fuel technologies aligns with the goals of the Call to Action. By offering scalable solutions and fostering strong partnerships, Alfa Laval aims to drive the transition to carbon-free technologies and contribute to a more sustainable future.