Nawaz Rajabdeen, President, Confederation of MSME Industries said this would be moving from fossil fuel to green fuel which is a requirement with the International Marine Organization making it mandatory from 2030 that all cruiser vessels must use green energy for which Hydrogen is the base product produced from resources in the ocean using solar. He said Sri Lanka, the Maldives, Mauritius, Seychelles and all island nations will benefit by having bunkering stations in their countries for the future of maritime trade. Rajabdeen said they would support the project as a Chamber and also use their regional network to support it which will provide a stepping stone for anybody coming into the picture. He said this is the future and a flagship bunkering company in Sri Lanka too will be involved in the project.