H2 pipeline infrastructure

Hydrogen (H2) pipeline infrastructure refers to the network of pipes designed to transport hydrogen gas over distances, similar to natural gas pipelines. These pipelines are constructed with specialized materials to handle hydrogen’s properties, such as its small molecule size and flammability. They connect hydrogen production sites, such as renewable energy facilities or industrial plants, to storage facilities and end-users including factories and transportation hubs. Developing this infrastructure is essential for creating a sustainable and efficient hydrogen economy, enabling clean energy distribution and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.