The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) is actively working towards decarbonizing the maritime shipping sector in partnership with ABS, CE Delft, and Arcsilea. The consortium has produced a series of reports focusing on alternative fuels and decarbonization technologies. The latest reports presented at the 2024 SMM in Hamburg highlight the potential of hydrogen as a marine fuel and wind-assisted propulsion. These reports delve into various aspects such as greenhouse gas impact, sustainability, scalability, and regulatory implications. ABS, as the project lead, emphasizes the importance of providing a neutral and thorough analysis to support the transition to carbon-neutral shipping. The ongoing project aims to deliver a total of six reports, with a focus on exploring biofuels, ammonia, synthetic fuels, and nuclear power as potential alternatives to fossil fuels. The collaboration between EMSA and partners underscores the industry's commitment to meeting regulatory requirements for reducing GHG emissions through informed decision-making. The research also addresses safety considerations, regulatory gaps, and implementation challenges in adopting these innovative technologies. ABS, EMSA, and other stakeholders continue their efforts towards a sustainable and decarbonized future for the maritime industry.