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Hydrogen Hubs

Hydrogen hubs refer to integrated facilities or regions that produce, distribute, and utilize hydrogen as an energy source. These hubs typically encompass the entire hydrogen value chain, including production methods like electrolysis or steam methane reforming, storage solutions, and distribution networks. They serve as centralized locations where hydrogen can be generated from various sources, including renewable energy, and then utilized for multiple applications such as fuel cells for transportation, energy storage, and industrial processes. The development of hydrogen hubs is aimed at promoting the adoption of hydrogen as a clean fuel alternative, enhancing energy security, and contributing to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. By fostering collaboration among stakeholders—such as government, industry, and research institutions—hydrogen hubs aim to drive innovation and efficiency in the hydrogen economy, facilitating its role in a sustainable transition to low-carbon energy systems.