The Vic plant liquifies H2.
So, in the case that it is turned into MCH and transported. Can you tell me how much energy that requires at the liquefying end, and then at the regassifying end?
I really hope you dont believe it is just pumped through catalysts and converters and whatever fancy names some have and juat changes form magically without any material or energy input.
The whole point experts are trying to make is that unless you use H2 at the source, or immediately adjacent, you need to expend so much energy to move it that its worthless. ONLY viable through economic interventions. Do we all pay the premiums forever?
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