Exolum has initiated a pioneering project in the UK to transport and store green hydrogen on a commercial scale utilizing liquid organic hydrogen carriers (LOHC) in existing oil infrastructure at the Immingham port. LOHCs serve as a safe means of storing and transporting hydrogen in liquid form, optimized for efficiency and flexibility in distribution. This project, supported by UK government funding, demonstrates a breakthrough in green hydrogen distribution, aiming to meet the increasing demand for sustainable energy sources. Exolum's innovative approach not only enhances existing infrastructure but also aligns with decarbonization efforts, contributing to the Clean Power Mission 2030. Through this project, Exolum aims to distribute significant amounts of hydrogen annually, replacing traditional storage facilities with modern terminals. This strategic initiative not only showcases the potential of LOHC technology but also emphasizes the company's commitment to advancing clean energy solutions and promoting a sustainable future.