The article discusses the importance of renewable and low-carbon hydrogen in achieving net-zero emissions in the energy sector. It emphasizes the need to focus on safety, infrastructure development, decarbonizing production, and policy/strategy to scale the hydrogen economy effectively. Safety considerations are highlighted as a key factor in managing risks associated with large-scale hydrogen production, with industry collaboration playing a crucial role. The article also stresses the significance of infrastructure enhancement to fully leverage the benefits of a hydrogen economy, emphasizing the need for new and repurposed infrastructure. Decarbonizing hydrogen production is identified as a critical step, necessitating sustainable practices like electrolysis and carbon capture to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Policy commitments and investments are deemed essential for fostering the growth of the hydrogen industry, with a focus on regulatory updates and technical insights for developers and investors. DNV's role as a key advisor in the hydrogen economy is highlighted, showcasing their efforts to support the safe scaling of hydrogen production and utilization. The article also mentions DNV's hydrogen research and forecasts up to 2050, providing insights into the future of hydrogen across various sectors. Additionally, the engagement of energy and maritime industry professionals in discussions on the future of hydrogen reflects the increasing momentum in this space. Joint industry projects and the importance of standards and guidelines in advancing the hydrogen economy are also touched upon, emphasizing the collaborative efforts required for industry progress.