The Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF) released a report on developing liquefied hydrogen bunkering systems, highlighting key observations in the process. The report emphasizes that due to the unique properties of hydrogen, experiences from LNG bunkering cannot be directly applied. Challenges include the complexity of the bunkering process, material choices, and vessel-specific procedures. Crew training and certification are deemed crucial given the added complexities. Safety Management Systems need updates to address safety aspects specific to hydrogen bunkering. The lack of international standards for hydrogen bunkering underlines the importance of guidelines to ensure safe operations. Industry leaders stress the role of hydrogen in the energy transition and advocate for the development of standards to support safe bunkering. The submission of the report to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) aims to provide recommendations and a framework for liquefied hydrogen bunkering requirements, ultimately advancing safer operations in the maritime sector.