Safe and cost-effective storage systems play a vital role in the integration of hydrogen into various sectors. The UK, in alignment with its hydrogen production ambitions for 2030, recognizes the significance of hydrogen transport and storage infrastructure. Connecting producers with consumers and addressing supply-demand imbalances, storage systems facilitate the flexibility needed in the hydrogen supply chain. Utilizing underground salt caverns as a storage method is gaining traction, with the UK currently developing significant storage capacity in projects like HyKeuper and Aldbrough. These endeavors aim to bolster the country's storage capabilities to support transportation, grid balancing, backup power applications, and the efficient utilization of hydrogen in remote areas. By investing in such infrastructure, the UK paves the way for a sustainable future, enhancing its energy storage capabilities and supporting the increasing variable renewable energy production across the nation.