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Concluding Remarks                                        Countrywide pipeline networks need to be
                                                                 developed.
        Transition to a hydrogen-based economy faces several
        challenges. Availability of suitable and sustainable       Safety issues for hydrogen handling need to
        infrastructure plays a critical role in promoting        be resolved by framing appropriate codes and
        Hydrogen for several industrial sectors                  standards.

        Hydrogen infrastructure development and the
        associated production, storage, distribution
        technologies must be further researched to achieve
        energy security and economic development objectives.         Author

        To summarise, challenges are:                                Atul Choudhari
                                                                     Deputy Chief Technology Officer
            Available technologies for hydrogen production,          Tata Consulting Engineers Limited (TCE)
            storage and distribution need further development.


            The existing fossil fuel-based processes need to
            adapt to CCS methods to make them financially     References:
            attractive.
                                                              •   International Energy Agency, The future of Hydrogen,
            In the transportation sector, the costs of fuel cells   June 2019
            need to be reduced further.
                                                              •   Report prepared by Steering Committee on Hydrogen
            Lightweight materials and alternate technologies     Energy and Fuel Cells, Ministry of New and Renewable
            for hydrogen storage need development.               Energy, Government of India, New Delhi Hydrogen Energy
                                                                 and Fuel Cells in India – A way Forward, June 2016

















































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