A group convened at the University of Alaska Fairbanks to discuss the potential of geologic hydrogen as a clean energy source. The concept is not entirely new; villages in Mali and various countries have found natural hydrogen deposits. Despite the promise, challenges exist in scaling up green fuel production due to the immense demand for renewable electricity. Oceanly's General Manager emphasizes the need for incremental improvements until renewable technologies are more accessible. Moreover, CSIRO's success in trialing hydrogen production technology offers hope for decarbonization in heavy industry. Meanwhile, the Maersk Mc-Kinney Møller Center is actively pursuing alternative fuels and exploring a goal-based fuel standard to achieve mid-term GHG reduction goals. The industry is pushing for progress, highlighting advancements and countering the narrative of stagnation in maritime decarbonization efforts. The overall sentiment is positive towards geologic hydrogen and its potential role in the industry's green transition, despite challenges and the need for continued innovation.