The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) recently released a report highlighting the expected dominance of heavy industry sectors in driving global hydrogen demand until 2050. Led by Dr. Stefan Ulreich, the report delves into the potential of clean hydrogen as an energy carrier and feedstock for decarbonizing various challenging sectors. It stresses the unprecedented scale of renewable electricity required for green hydrogen production and the associated opportunities and challenges. Guy Platten, the ICS Secretary General, underscores the need for a substantial increase in hydrogen-based fuel sources to achieve a net-zero scenario by 2050. He also emphasizes the critical role of the shipping industry in facilitating the hydrogen economy. The report identifies South Korea, Japan, and the EU as primary markets driving hydrogen demand initially, with specific targets set by Europe for hydrogen usage by 2030. Professor Ulreich highlights the necessity of expanding the fleet for hydrogen transportation to meet the projected global demand. Overall, the report underscores the importance of developing supportive infrastructure, incentives, and a conducive environment to enable the widespread adoption of green hydrogen in emerging sectors.