Assessing a pan-European hydrogen transmission network

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The paper offers insights on network development and different H2 supply options: the H2 corridor from Africa through Italy is crucial in all EU H2 supply scenarios. Secondly, a centralized model with piped transport is more cost-efficient than a model based on electricity transmission.

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