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Challenges and Risks in Liquefying Hydrogen

According to an article posted in NRDC, liquefying hydrogen is challenging and costly. It portrays that

  • It requires chilling it to a hyper-cold -253 degrees Celsius. That’s closer to temperatures found in outer space.
  • The process requires significantly more energy than liquefying fossil gas
  • Hydrogen has lower liquid energy density than LNG , meaning that for every LNG ship, approximately 2.4 LH2 ships would be needed to deliver the same amount of energy. This adds cost and energy intensity to the shipping process.

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Ammonia as hydrogen carrier

Decarbonization strategies

Energy efficiency measures

Green hydrogen production

Hydrogen carrier technologies

Hydrogen leakage risks

LH2 shipping challenges

LH2 vs ammonia shipping

LNG to LH2 conversion

Renewable energy alternatives

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