I think they would have a similar issue. Since the compression of the gas itself is the potential energy, rather chemical bonds (e.g. fossil fuels), the pressu

I think they would have a similar issue. Since the compression of the gas itself is the potential energy, rather chemical bonds (e.g. fossil fuels), the pressures would need to be extremely high. This means any compromise of the pipeline would be catastrophic. That said, natural gas already causes home and pipeline explosions, so I'd be interested in an engineering study.