The Zero Carbon Fuel Monitor, as reported by Lloyd’s Register Maritime Decarbonisation Hub, showcases significant advancements in the maritime industry's preparedness for zero carbon fuels. The report emphasizes the technological advancements that enable vessels to utilize alternative fuels, aiding the transition to a more sustainable future. By focusing on the ship as the final stage of the fuel supply chain, insights into vessel readiness for various fuel types like ammonia, biofuels, hydrogen, methane, and methanol are provided. Noteworthy findings include the increasing technology readiness levels for all reviewed fuels, with a considerable number of vessels capable of using or being 'ready' for ammonia, methanol, and hydrogen. Furthermore, the rise in commercial trials and applications is boosting investment readiness levels within the industry, aligning with the IMO's 2030 targets. Despite the progress, the report points out the need for further developments in safety protocols, crew training, and addressing challenges in the supply chain to ensure successful adoption of zero carbon fuels. Amelia Hipwell from LR Maritime Decarbonisation Hub emphasizes the transformative potential of these fuels in revolutionizing the shipping sector and highlights the commitment to supporting the industry in transitioning to zero and near-zero carbon fuels.