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1. Hydrogen embrittlement - hydrogen makes metals containers brittle. Hydrogen storage has durability problems. Hydrogen penetrates metals and eventually leaks
by nabla9 5y ago
1. Hydrogen embrittlement - hydrogen makes metals containers brittle. Hydrogen storage has durability problems. Hydrogen penetrates metals and eventually leaks out.
2. weight&volume requirements of hydrogen storage systems are very high
3. Overall cost of hydrogen storage. Valves, pipes, inspections, security of handling, life cycle,...
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- nabla9 5y agoYes. Very expensive as I said.