As the transition to net zero unfolds, widespread interest is being shown in the green energy potential of hydrogen, especially in light of the National Grid’s Future Energy Scenarios, which indicate a significant role for H2 storage by 2050 to balance supply and demand of both electricity and hydrogen within the energy system.
Whilst hydrogen does undoubtedly have huge potential, it also faces significant storage challenges. Put simply, current storage methods are either inefficient, extremely costly or both.
And without the development of an effective, large-scale storage, hydrogen’s potential to become the energy of the future will never be realised.
As the transition to net zero unfolds, widespread interest is being shown in the green energy potential of hydrogen, especially in light of the National Grid’s Future Energy Scenarios, which indicate a significant role for H2 storage by 2050 to balance supply and demand of both electricity and hydrogen within the energy system.
Whilst hydrogen does undoubtedly have huge potential, it also faces significant storage challenges. Put simply, current storage methods are either inefficient, extremely costly or both.
And without the development of an effective, large-scale storage, hydrogen’s potential to become the energy of the future will never be realised.
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