though this article was interesting https://www.lr.org/en/insights/articles/world-first-for-liquid-hydrogen-transportation/LH2 is the other option in transport and the competition to GEV, the good angle for compressed hydrogen is that we dont need the processing at each end to liquefy or turn it into ammonia- Does anyone understand why the cost goes up the further the distance? they are talking under 4000km- why does the transport go up so much longer distance?
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