How is hydrogen stored and transported?

Three main methods: compressed gas tanks (350-700 bar, most common for short distances), cryogenic liquid (-253°C, for ships and long-distance), and chemical carriers (ammonia at €0.40/kg conversion cost, or LOHCs). Pipelines are cheapest for high-volume, fixed routes at €0.10-0.30/kg per 1,000 km.

Last updated: 15 Mar 2026 · 4 companies indexed

Transport & Logistics — Finland

4 hydrogen storage and transport companies in Finland. Hydrogen can be stored as compressed gas (350-700 bar), cryogenic liquid (-253°C), or chemically (ammonia, LOHC, metal hydrides). Transport via pipeline costs €0.10-0.30/kg per 1,000 km; truck delivery costs €1-3/kg for 100-500 km distances.

Companies — Showing 1–4 of 4

CompanyRank

Teknologian Tutkimuskeskus Vtt OyEU

Espoo, FI·FI26473754

Part of EU-funded hydrogen research. Teknologian Tutkimuskeskus Vtt Oy contributes to projects on electrolyzers, fuel cells, or H2 logistics. Espoo.

Gasgrid Finland OyEU

Espoo, FI·FI30078941

Part of EU-funded hydrogen research. Gasgrid Finland Oy contributes to projects on electrolyzers, fuel cells, or H2 logistics. Espoo.

Ilmatieteen LaitosEU

Helsinki, FI·FI02446647

Part of EU-funded hydrogen research. Ilmatieteen Laitos contributes to projects on electrolyzers, fuel cells, or H2 logistics. Helsinki.

Abb OyEU

Helsinki, FI·FI07634030

Part of EU-funded hydrogen research. Abb Oy contributes to projects on electrolyzers, fuel cells, or H2 logistics. Helsinki.

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