Renewable energy specialist Dr. Engr. Ibrahim Muritala highlights the importance of addressing technology, policy, and infrastructure challenges collaboratively to enable seaborne transportation of hydrogen. In an interview, he discusses the significance of hydrogen in the decarbonization journey, especially for challenging-to-decarbonize sectors like industrial processes and maritime shipping. Dr. Muritala points out that hydrogen's versatility allows for transportation in various forms, offering opportunities to facilitate the global energy transition. While acknowledging the risks associated with hydrogen, such as flammability and storage requirements, he underscores the potential benefits for decarbonizing various sectors. The need for significant investment in production, storage, and transportation infrastructure is highlighted, including the development of specialized tankers and vessels to handle hydrogen's unique properties. Despite the challenges, the economic and environmental case for decarbonizing the shipping sector through hydrogen presents a compelling reason for stakeholders to innovate and collaborate globally.