Shipping green hydrogen as a liquid or as ammonia can lose almost half the hydrogen’s energy content by the time it reaches the customer, according to a study from ASX-listed would-be shipper Provaris Energy.
Provaris, which touts a compression-based shipping method, says the energy content of liquid hydrogen and ammonia is drastically reduced once production, shipping, storage and conversion back to gas are factored in.
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