The lesson learned quoted from the ATSB investigation report (see references): This incident highlights the importance of ensuring automated shipboard operating systems are equipped with safety controls to prevent hazardous consequences in the event of a malfunction. Since operators may be inherently removed from the control loop of automated systems, there is a heightened risk that they will not be able to identify abnormalities promptly and respond to them. Therefore, system safeguards should be appropriate for promptly alerting operators to any issues, or automatically stopping the operation to prevent damage or injury. The incident also shows the importance of stringent manufacturer quality controls to ensure correct system components are specified and fitted to equipment.More in general, the incident shows that hydrogen systems deployments are affected by still existing difficulties along the components supply chain(s): Tier 1 and 2 suppliers are not necessarily experts in hydrogen-based design, are asked to provide few products which cannot respect the quality control and the level of maturity typical of big production lines. There is also a lack of coordination, caused by lack of communication an/or trust along he supply chain.