The global push to reduce reliance on fossil fuels is accompanied by a significant increase in electricity demand, highlighting the need for sustainable energy sources. New energy carriers such as hydrogen are emerging as vital components in this transition, albeit with challenges in safety and risk management. To address these challenges, a comprehensive safety approach is crucial. Dräger emphasizes the importance of rapid response capabilities and a well-structured emergency management system to mitigate risks associated with handling dangerous gases. Advanced technologies like ultrasonic leak detection, point gas detection, and flame detection are key in preventing incidents in facilities utilizing hydrogen. These technologies enable early detection of leaks and fires, enhancing overall safety. Salzgitter Flachstahl exemplifies the successful integration of such technologies to ensure safe operations during their transition to hydrogen-based processes. Dräger's solutions, such as the Dräger PEX 3000 and Polytron 7000 systems, provide precise gas detection and support training programs for workers, enhancing safety awareness. As industries strive towards decarbonization through hydrogen adoption, robust safety measures become paramount. By investing in advanced safety solutions, companies can navigate the challenges of transitioning to new energy sources while prioritizing human safety and operational integrity.