I'm sorry but half of what you say is pure nonsense regurgitated from the echo chambers of climate deniers. I've worked in many mineral processing plants and petrochemical sites. Even in the petrochemical plants, it's a never ending story of pipe maintenance with leaks, not to mention the environmental disasters they leave behind years after they've left for the government to fix. Even with Hydrogen embrittlement, it's a thing, but the severity of it is highly dependent on the type of alloy steel used.
Hydrogen is in its early stages of development and it's not suited to every environment, especially with existing infrastructures more suited to electrification, but in many places around the world it's being adapted. Every day it's getting cheaper to transport and adapted to different uses. It can be transported in liquid form and also as ammonia, to cut down costs. There are thousands of different plants popping up around the world by the day.
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