Fresh Insights: Hydrogen Storage & Transportation

Infocus International Group proudly announces the launch of their brand-new course, Hydrogen Storage & Transportation, set to commence live on 22^nd August 2024.

This comprehensive course is intended for those seeking a wide-ranging, hype-free and independent perspective on the technologies and market factors, which will influence the scale up of hydrogen supply chains.

The course provides a clearly explained, business-focused perspective on the different ways that hydrogen can be stored and transported from its source of production to its end-use application (or stored for use as a fuel). The covered options include hydrogen itself, along with the key hydrogen-based derivatives and carriers that offer potentially more economic and practical alternatives.

Attendees will be able to separate what is actually happening in the market from the headlines and hype, and to identify the pros and cons of different supply chain options at different scales of deployment. The course will evaluate the pros and cons of different solutions and pathways from perspectives including energy efficiency, economics and practicality.

Register now for a practical and hype-free exploration of technologies and market dynamics of hydrogen supply chains.

Course Sessions

1. Hydrogen as a gas

2. Liquid hydrogen & ammonia

3. Hydrocarbon hydrogen derivatives and carriers

4. Market determinants of hydrogen storage & transportation growth

Benefits of Attending

● Uncover the practical challenges of hydrogen as an energy carrier or chemical commodity

● Examine the pros and cons of compressed vs. liquified hydrogen

● Grasp the challenges of transporting hydrogen by pipeline (new and repurposed)

● Explore the considerations for blending hydrogen with natural gas

● Assess the options for storing hydrogen at large-scale, including salt cavern storage

● Examine liquid hydrogen carriers and derivatives (including ammonia, methanol, synthetic fuels & LOHCs)

● Transporting and using derivatives rather than hydrogen itself

● Gain insights from the studies comparing long-distance hydrogen transport options

● Explore the latest market trends and example projects

● Learn how policy is influencing the hydrogen supply chains

Want to learn more?

Simply email to esther@infocusinternational.com or call +65 6325 0235 to obtain your FREE COPY of event brochure. For more information, please visit www.infocusinternational.com/hydrogen-storage-transportation