The upcoming session at Gastech 2024 will delve into the growing hydrogen market, emphasizing safety requirements and featuring speakers from prominent companies like JGC, Chiyoda Corp., and Draeger. This focus on hydrogen aligns with a trend where vessel owners and designers are increasingly looking to utilize hydrogen fuel cells to lower the environmental footprint of offshore operations. Projects like Project Verdant in Orkney, Scotland, are leading the way by converting crew transfer vessels to run on hydrogen, with the potential to significantly reduce both CO2 and NOx emissions. The ultimate goal is to develop a fleet of Zero Emissions Crew Transfer Vessels and service operation vessels to support the offshore wind industry. Additionally, the Ship-aH2oy project by Edda Wind aims to test green hydrogen fuel technology using liquid organic hydrogen carriers on service operation vessels, showcasing a shift towards zero-emission propulsion technologies. These initiatives highlight a positive trajectory towards more sustainable offshore operations, driven by the adoption of hydrogen as a clean energy solution.