The article highlights the key discussions and roundtables led by industry experts focusing on the energy transition from natural gas to hydrogen at various conferences. Natural gas and LNG are acknowledged for their importance in the global energy system, providing security particularly in Europe and supporting the transition away from coal in markets such as Asia. The article delves into the resistance against natural gas as a long-term solution despite its contributions. The ADIPEC Conference addresses the necessity of investing in grid infrastructure to facilitate renewable energy capacity and energy efficiency. Moreover, the evolving market of hydrogen is emphasized, with a spotlight on business models and the significance of positioning organizations for success. The discussion on green hydrogen projects provides insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by developers. The strategic advantage of natural gas and LNG in the energy transition is also examined, along with the role they play in meeting current and future energy demands, including high volume AI requirements. Furthermore, the readiness of ports to adapt to alternative, lower carbon fuels is discussed, underscoring the importance of progress and learnings from related supply chains.