Hydrogen Transport

Hydrogen transport refers to the methods and systems used to move hydrogen from its production sites to where it is needed, such as in fuel cells or industrial processes. Hydrogen can be transported as a gas through pipelines, as a liquid in specialized tanks, or by converting it into other chemical forms like ammonia. Each method has its advantages and challenges, including safety concerns, cost, and efficiency. Effective hydrogen transport is crucial for developing a hydrogen economy, which aims to use this clean fuel to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change.