Schneider Electric, through its Senior Director of Triconex safety and critical control, Steven Elliott, emphasizes the crucial role of safety in green hydrogen processes for a sustainable future. With the announcement of 11 new green hydrogen projects in the UK, Schneider Electric pushes for industry-wide adoption of safety measures across the hydrogen value chain to accelerate global decarbonisation efforts. The International Energy Agency predicts a significant rise in low-emission hydrogen production, making safety optimization a critical aspect. Schneider Electric combines risk prevention strategies with digital twin technology to enhance testing and data analysis, ensuring safety at every stage of the hydrogen facility lifecycle. The company stresses the importance of integrating safety considerations from the design phase to prioritize plant safety throughout operations. Given hydrogen's flammable nature, special construction materials and digital monitoring systems are essential to prevent leaks and respond to temperature and pressure variations. Steven Elliott reiterates the commitment to safety and sustainability in the transition to green hydrogen, emphasizing the use of advanced digital twins to optimize operations and align with decarbonisation goals. Schneider Electric's approach exemplifies a proactive stance towards risk mitigation in hydrogen processes, enabling organizations to maximize the potential of green hydrogen. Through a webinar, the company shares insights on how safety optimization and technological integration are key to driving a greener future in the era of new energies.