International Gas Detectors (IGD) has released a whitepaper urging hydrogen operators to implement advanced gas detection systems for containerised electrolyser systems. The whitepaper highlights the necessity of integrated detection systems capable of monitoring both hydrogen and oxygen to prevent leaks and potential explosions in compact electrolyser setups. Containerised electrolysers, known for their flexibility and modularity, present safety challenges, particularly related to elevated oxygen levels resulting from the electrolysis process. The accumulation of oxygen increases the flammability risk in the presence of hydrogen, heightening the potential for explosions. To address these risks, operators are advised to leverage integrated hydrogen and oxygen detection for early leak detection. IGD recommends automated gas detection systems for containerised electrolyser solutions, based on its experience with manufacturers. These systems not only enable early detection of gas leaks but also ensure the protection of personnel and facilitate safe shutdown procedures in case of emergencies. The whitepaper emphasizes the critical role of proactive safety measures in containerised hydrogen generator applications to mitigate risks and maintain a secure working environment. In addition to the whitepaper, H2 View offers webinars on industry trends and topics, providing a platform for interactive discussions and knowledge-sharing among industry experts and professionals. The engagement of audiences in discussions, debates, and Q&A sessions enhances collaboration and enables real-time feedback. All webinars are available on-demand for subscribers, offering valuable insights into the latest developments in the hydrogen industry.