Hydrogen transport and storage (T&S) infrastructure will be critical in supporting our low carbon hydrogen production ambitions by 2030. T&S connects producers with consumers and balances misalignment in supply and demand. In line with our British Energy Security Strategy (BESS) commitments, the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) is developing business models at pace to provide the support necessary to bring forward T&S infrastructure. Alongside that work we are assessing the growing evidence of emerging hydrogen T&S network needs to determine what infrastructure is needed, where, and when.
